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Marine Debris Tracker

February 20, 2015

A smartphone app allows citizen scientists to track litter that makes its way into our waterways.

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Planetary Boundaries Framework

February 19, 2015

Scientists define environmental limits within which humanity can continue to thrive on earth.

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Chronic Pain Imaging

February 18, 2015

Researchers are imaging the brain’s microglial cells to get a better handle on the causes of chronic …

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Ocean Plastics

February 17, 2015

Middle income countries with underdeveloped waste-management infrastructures contribute …

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Information-Centric Networking

February 16, 2015

According to some experts, the internet would be more efficient if data was labeled by its content …

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Waving to Aliens

February 13, 2015

Is it time to actively signal civilizations that might exist beyond earth?

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Snail & Fungi Roundup

February 12, 2015

Batteries from snail shell proteins and medicines from carnivorous mushrooms.

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Dolphin Name Game

February 11, 2015

Each bottlenose dolphin makes up its own signature whistle early in life that functions much like a …

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False Memories

February 10, 2015

The brain creates – and then reinforces – memories of events that never really happened.

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Internal Brain Maps

February 9, 2015

To find their way around, animals have specialized neurons that fire in response to specific …

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Avian Athletes

February 6, 2015

Scientists are learning from birds’ amazing metabolisms to help human athletes perform better on …

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Science or Nonsense?

February 5, 2015

ENCORE PRESENTATION - From the Science Update archives: Science confronts alternative medicine and …

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