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Ocean Bacteria Communication

November 2, 2011

Changes in chemical signaling among ocean bacteria may be impacting the global climate.

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Nanotube Muscles

November 1, 2011

Improved artificial muscle fibers can twist at high speeds while carrying heavy loads.

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Mercury’s Volcanoes

October 31, 2011

The planet Mercury seems placid compared to others in the solar system. But the MESSENGER spacecraft …

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Pre-Empting Allergies

October 28, 2011

A new treatment may block specific allergies without disrupting other immune functions.

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The E. Coli Code

October 27, 2011

Scientists have created a secret fluorescent code by inserting jellyfish genes into E. coli …

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Anti-Magnets

October 26, 2011

Scientists have designed a theoretical anti-magnet. If it works in practice, it could have profound …

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Breath Toxin Detector

October 25, 2011

Advances in technology have made it possible to develop a hand-held breath test for a wide range of …

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Mercury’s Make-up

October 24, 2011

The MESSENGER spacecraft is revealing new details about the tiny planet’s chemical composition.

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Aquarium Fish Aggression

October 21, 2011

Bigger tanks and richer environments reduce aggression in popular pet fish.

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Slick Pitcher Plants

October 18, 2011

The specialized leaves of carnivorous pitcher plants are inspiring the next generation of …

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Measuring Pain

October 17, 2011

Researchers have developed a way to measure pain in the brain.

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Kids & Marshmallows Revisited

October 13, 2011

An update on a landmark experiment probes the neurological roots of delayed gratification.

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