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New Materials Roundup

December 23, 2011

New fabric coatings could allow clothes to clean and disinfect themselves simply by hanging out in …

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Podcast for 23 December 2011

December 22, 2011

CHANGING BRAINS - Why London taxi drivers have bigger brains, how eye movements reveal what we've …

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Infantile Justice

December 22, 2011

Eight-month-old babies seem to favor rewarding good behavior and punishing bad.

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Eye Training for Surgeons

December 21, 2011

Surgeons, like athletes, may benefit from learning to use their eyes like experts.

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Fastest Spinning Star

December 20, 2011

A powerful telescope has detected the fastest rotating star yet.

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Taxi Driver Brains

December 19, 2011

The brains of would-be London taxi drivers get bigger during their multi-year training for the job.

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Podcast for 16 December 2011

December 16, 2011

BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT - why dirty laundry could be damaging the environment, how to …

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Solar Energy Roundup

December 16, 2011

Researchers have created a combination of fool’s gold and silicon that could be used to make …

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Depression Prevention Training

December 15, 2011

Researchers hope to stave off depression by training kids to gravitate toward positive images.

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Starving Fat Cells

December 14, 2011

A drug that cuts of the blood supply to fat cells resulted in significant weight loss in obese …

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Wasp Face Processing

December 13, 2011

Paper wasps, which can recognize each other, seem to process faces in ways similar to humans.

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Placebos & Pain

December 12, 2011

Can the placebo effect be harnessed to help people with chronic pain?

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