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Although the scientists could not see the other product directly, its properties fit the description of a clumped neutron quartet. The four-neutron nuclei ...
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For now, ground-based planet searches and an army of amateur astronomers are keeping an eye on Tabby's star. If scientists can catch the star in the ...
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Scientists have been arguing about the purpose of zebra stripes since the 1800s. They still don't have a good answer for why the patterning evolved.
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Despite their success, however, Soviet scientists said that this did not mean they were going to send a man ... Science News Letter, February 19, 1966 ...
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Winter doesn't deserve its dour reputation as the season of depression, scientistssay. Rates of major depression, a psychiatric condition marked by ...
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SOLID AS A ROCK A planet about half the size of Neptune might be made of pure rock, making it larger than other known rocky planets (one ...
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A research study involving gene editing on early human embryos (8-cell embryo about three days post-fertilization shown) has been given the ...
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WHY SING IN WINTER Marjorie Sorensen, tracking bird movements in a seasonally flooded valley in Zambia (left), is studying why great reed ...
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So scientists looking for ways to help overweight people have looked to bears for clues to being fat and healthy. A new study, published February 4 in ...
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They found that the Aphonopelma spiders could be classified into 29 species (14 of them new to scientists). “We knew that doing this was really going ...
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5 Science Signaling. Tino Krell and colleagues from the Spanish National Research Council in Granada found that rosmarinic acid mimics a molecule ...
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That means scientists need a new explanation for Yellowstone's origins, says study author Lijun Liu, a geodynamicist at the University of Illinois at ...
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Bedbugs have been feeding on humans for at least 3,000 years. And in the last two decades, populations of the pest have grown, probably spurred by ...
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In 1972, scientists were trawling the surface of the Sargasso Sea in the North Atlantic Ocean to collect Sargassum, a brown algae seaweed.
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Although the finding comes from mice, it may help scientists better understand the damage caused by repetitive impacts such as those sustained in ...
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More than 20 countries and territories have active transmission of Zika virus, which has been linked to birth defects and neurological disorders.
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Too much methane or hydrogen in the gut, the scientists say, could reflect digestive problems. The team tested the capsule in pigs, which have ...
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M. Varentsov et al/Lomonosov Moscow State Univ., Russian Academy of Sciencesand World Meteorological Org.largest cities north of the Arctic ...
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Retracing changes in forestry since 1750, researchers report in the Feb. 5 Sciencethat forest management in Europe has made climate change worse ...
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The white-tailed deer, maybe the best-studied wild animal in North America, turns out to carry a malaria parasite that science has overlooked for ...
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Science News arrives in China. Science Ticker. WHO declares international emergency for cases linked to Zika virus. February 01, 2016. by Meghan ...
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HAZARDOUS CLUMPS The protein collagen (green) coats plaque (red) on the wall of a human artery. These small pockets of plaque are vulnerable ...
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HEY LOOK The spherical bacteria Synechocystis (shown here in false color) can use their single-celled bodies almost like eyeballs. A light shining up ...
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News. Mouse study offers clues to brain's response to concussions. February 05, 2016. by Laura Sanders. Society Update. Science News arrives in ...
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A preliminary report from scientists at the biotech company Amgen Inc. questions a cancer drug's ability to fight Alzheimer's disease. In experiments ...
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It is ethically permissible to create “three-parent babies” in clinical experiments, as long as certain guidelines are followed, a U.S. panel of experts has ...
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This article appears in the February 20, 2016, issue of Science News with the headline, "Secrets of the ice giants: Time to shine some light on Uranus ...
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It's just a rumor, but if specificity is any measure of credibility, it might just be right. For weeks, gossip has spread around the Internet that researchers ...
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Washington Post


Now the good folks at LIGO have sent out a media alert for a news conference on Thursday. And, well, scientists don't tend to gather the media at the ...
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AGE STAGE By about 2 years old, mice that age normally (back left) are hunchbacked and nearly blind. A treatment that removes decrepit “senescent” ...
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CHENNAI, India — Indian scientists are investigating whether a man was killed by a meteorite, which if confirmed would be the first recorded death ...
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MIT News


Daedalus of Crete — who, according to Greek myth, designed the labyrinth that trapped the Minotaur — is one of the oldest symbols of human ...
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Last fall, when I began reporting a story for Science News investigating many of the claims made about genetically modified organisms, I saw the ...
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Scientists have discovered an insect that went extinct for more than 120 million years and featured many of the traits associated with modern butterflies ...
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BBC News


By Rebecca Morelle Science Correspondent, BBC News ... creature that resembles a discarded purple sock has been solved, scientists report.
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Related: Scientists take a closer look at burping, booming deserts ... people and hosts Double Blind, a science news and discussion podcast, wrote.
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The Intel Science Talent Search, celebrating its 75th anniversary this March, is the nation's most prestigious pre-college science competition.
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Richmond, who was also at the meeting, has vigorously denied the accusations in a statement to Science and in email responses. (He declined to be ...
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The Islamic Monthly


Wafa Unus ABOUT THE AUTHORWafa Unus is a third year PhD candidate, owner of a small local Arizona Newspaper Association member ...
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A biotechnology firm is releasing data on three failed efforts to confirm findings in high-profile scientific journals — details that the industry usually ...
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Animal welfare officials in Scotland are seeking a new home for a giant rabbit. ADVERTISEMENT. The larger-than-life bunny, appropriately named ...
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GREIFSWALD, Germany -- Scientists in Germany flipped the switch ... Jeffrey Kluger,science editor at Time Magazine, told CBS News at the time.
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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News


What at first glance looks like modest good news for National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the president's budget—a $825 million increase—is instead ...
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Phys.Org


How many men and how many women are mentioned in the news, ... and technology, now we can also see benefits in the way we do science.".
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Now, scientists have uncovered a new mechanism behind hair loss: When stem cells in hair follicles are damaged by age, they turn themselves into ...
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Science News for Students


Bioengineer Ioannis Ieropoulos in the pee-powered urinal he invented. About 1,000 people a day used this urinal during the Glastonbury Music ...
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exciting news,” Born Free's Chief Executive Adam M. Roberts, whose group funded the expedition, said in a statement. “With lion numbers in steep ...
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For 50 years, scientists struggled to understand what sparked a devastating tsunami that leveled a remote village in Alaska following the 1964 Great ...
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No matter which school Rashan Gary signs with, he'll have some big expectations to live up to. Gary, a defensive tackle from Paramus Catholic High ...
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Discovery News


King Tutankhamun is the only 18th Dynasty pharaoh whose mummy has been identified with certainty, says a new study into some of the most famous ...
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Google News: SciTech
Science and technology news from Google's automatically edited web news filter.
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News at a glance
In science news around the world, scientists lose their fight to study 9000-year-old bones in California, a twisty stellarator begins its scientific work in ...
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News this Week
UC officials agreed to give the remains to the tribe for likely reburial, but three UC scientists sued the university system to allow scientific analyses, ...
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The Two Faces of Aging: Cancer and Cellular Senescence
Aging, inflammation, cancer, and cellular senescence are all intimately interconnected. Deciphering the nature of each thread is a tremendous task, ...
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Archived news items
The International Foundation For Science is a not-for-profit organization giving research grants to youngscientists in the ... IFS News archive.
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Recap of Data Science News for January
Stay updated with monthly curated data science news related to Python and R and the future of data science.
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Science News Weekly Round-Up
Science News Weekly Round-Up. A weekly rapid fire news podcast that exposes how science affects your faith.
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Hooray for experts
Paying less than $3.00 per gallon for gasoline may be automotive history for most Americans, like using 8-track tapes or going to a drive-in movie,” ...
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You're invited: Second webinar on environmental epigenetics of autism
The Escher Fund for Autism, Autism Speaks and the Autism Science Foundation are pleased to invite the autism community, researchers and the ...
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DPS Secondary Science News
Science Fair, Science Resources Review, and Science Fun The NC Science and Engineering Fair takes place on Saturday at Hillside. Even if...
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News. News Archive. Free Assistance with Immigration, Naturalization ... Pathways to Science Website - Hundreds of Summer Programs are Listed ...
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Jan 29 Cover
Hormone cytokinin orchestrates the number of stem cells needed for correct organ size in plant development. Shown is a computer simulation of the ...
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A Case for Bernie Sanders and the Future
A Case for Bernie Sanders and the Future. By: Carla M. Parsons. “A Future to Believe in” is the Bernie Sanders campaign slogan, but in what ways is ...
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science news
On 1st February 2016, the HFEA (Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority) approved Dr Kathy Niakan's (The Francis Crick Institute) research ...
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Daily Science News
2-6-16 New findings may eventually lead to a theory of how superconductivity initiates at the atomic level, a key step in understanding how to harness ...
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An inside look at 2500+ cow dairies: 70 pounds, $1.4M profit
An inside look at 2,500+ cow dairies: 70 pounds, $1.4M profit. February 1, 2016. In the times of both high feed and high milk costs, large dairy farms ...
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News article about science in news papers
informative speech wedding planning. proquest dissertations and thesis. college essay over 500 words.News article about science in news papers.
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Help ASMS support the Food Bank Backpack Program!
Help ASMS support the Food Bank of the Southern Tier Backpack Program. ASMS will be collecting items for the Food Bank from January 29 through ...
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3 new nutritional strategies for the transition cow
Dairy Farm Nutrition and Feed Production: Nobis Agri Science. ... Latest News : Click to View All Articles. 3 new nutritional strategies for the transition ...
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Senior Citizens May Accept Robot Helpers, but Fear Robot Masters
... specifically, negative and positive notions about robots -- shape their comfort level with the machines. Full Story » More news from Penn State ...
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USGS flow-station network in the Delta; High-tech studies reveal benefits of habitat restoration for fish
caption id=attachment_44082 align=aligncenter width=880] Medaka fish on the International Space Station[/caption] In science news this week: The ...
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Science News (US)
best of the rest / Science News ... this beautiful patterns and type art with hundreds of beads and plastic bits... new cover Science News magazine
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Science News
Posts about Science News written by Alan Boyle. ... Category Archives: Science News. Startups bring new attitude to fusion quest. Posted on January ...
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Alcohol and recovery
Recovery starts immediately after exercise. It is well established that the first hours after exercise are particularly important for recovery as well as ...
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Science News
Phytoplankton Rapidly Disappearing From the Indian Ocean – Science ... https://www.sciencenews.org/article/phytoplankton-rapidly-disappearing- ...
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Tim Bell (who helped make this) is a great guy, he spends a lot of time getting kids interested in ComputerScience, with CS Unplugged [0], as well as ...
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Pill measures gut gas | Science News. A gas-sensing ingestible capsule tested in pigs could someday help doctors assess people's gastrointestinal ...
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Science News
On January 28th Year 6 went to Winchester Science Centre for a combined Science and DT day. The first activity was rocket building. The aim of this ...
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Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.) has been named vice chairman of the Energy Subcommittee for the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.
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CS News 5.2.2016
Head of department news column, Pekka Orponen | On Project Applications at the CS Department | Funding Calls | Heads Up | DL approaching | Top ...
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Open Science and scholarly publishing roundup – February 09, 2016
Open Science and scholarly publishing roundup – February 09, 2016 ... 2016 by Frontiers Communications in Open Science News // 0 Comments.
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El Misti Volcano Waking Up after Centuries of Sleep
All News · Travel · Health · Science · Environment · Home & Garden · Sports & Recreation · Winter Storm Central · Hurricane Central · Tornado Central.
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Dilaforette appoints new VP of Development
Dilaforette, a Karolinska Development portfolio company focused on treatments for patients with sickle-cell disease, announces the appointment of ...
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Science News
Scientists have created generations of mice that don't need a Y Chromosome and many of which are able to sire viable offspring themselves. In 2013 ...
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Expedition to SW Indian Ridge Completed
Expedition 360 of the JOIDES Resolution ended on 30 January 2016. The Indian Ridge Moho Expedition did not meet their goal of drilling 1300 ...
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Bootstrap is part of White House computer science education initiative
PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — The White House announced today a major nationwide effort to bring computer science education to all ...
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Moon Exploration and Science News
MOONDAILY.com brings you daily news on our Moon and various lunar science issues.
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Siamese Planet?
Siamese Planet? - posted in Science News: News of the day, Earth comprises the merged remains of Theia. According to a recently published article ...
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SGU Science Pic Of The Week: Loperamide Crystals
Weekly science podcast produced by the SGU Productions llc. ... SGU Science Pic Of The Week: Loperamide Crystals ... Main Science News Page
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Leading bugs to the death chamber: A kinder face of cholesterol
A phagosome with bugs trapped by the lipid membrane of the phagosome (green). Dynein motors (red) have assembled into cholesterol rich domains ...
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University of Miami Receives $100 Million for Science, Engineering
The University of Miami has announced a $100 million gift from Phillip and Patricia Frost in support of basic and applied sciences and engineering ...
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Towards an Open Science Publishing Platform
Bring your lunch and join Vitek Tracz and Micah Altman from the Libraries' Information Science program for this February Brown Bag. This program is ...
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