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Natural Light Bulbs

May 15, 2003

What is the make-up of a natural light bulb rather than a normal one? (the mix of colors it gives …

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Prescription Contacts

May 14, 2003

Developing a technique to deliver drugs to the eye by adding drug-filled capsules to temporary …

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Gusty Wind

May 13, 2003

Why does the wind gust when it blows over flat terrain? (natural variability in its creation)

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Cancer Migration Gene

May 12, 2003

A gene that makes it possible for cancer to spread (metastasize)

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Food and Drink

May 9, 2003

A blocker for bitter tastes, calcium helps burn fat, and cranberry juice raises good cholesterol.

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Muon Detector

May 8, 2003

A detector for particles called muons could be used to identify smuggled nuclear material.

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Lying

May 7, 2003

People attribute lies to the situation or personality of the liar, depending on who told the lie.

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Bug Ball

May 6, 2003

An insect treadmill tracks which scents beetles are attracted to.

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Blood Stem Cells

May 5, 2003

Human blood contains stem cells that can be frozen or multiplied for medical uses.

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Brain Roundup

May 2, 2003

A silicon chip to replace parts of the brain, and odors affecting mental state and performance.

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Yeast Wires

May 1, 2003

Prions from yeast form tough fibers that can be used to make microchips and nanotechnology.

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Night Light

April 30, 2003

Bright nighttime lights can interfere with melatonin production, increasing the risk of cancer.

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