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Wine’s Fruity “Nose”

November 26, 2014

You can thank fruit flies for your favorite wine’s fruity “nose”.

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NanoArchaeology

November 25, 2014

Modern technology reveals ancient techniques used in the production of purloined antiquities.

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Lost Languages in the Brain

November 24, 2014

When children are adopted internationally, the first language they hear as babies may not be …

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Flying Without Wings

November 21, 2014

Some animals took to the skies long before the advent of wings.

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Profiting from Pain

November 20, 2014

Researchers investigate whether it’s harder to inflict pain or receive it.

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Mind-Controlled Medicine

November 19, 2014

Could brainwaves one day trigger an implant that stops epilepsy and chronic pain episodes before …

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Kissing Biome

November 18, 2014

How many microbes can be shared in a kiss?

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Mosquitoes & People

November 17, 2014

Thousands of years ago, the mosquitoes that now transmit dengue fever made the switch from biting …

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Concussions & Horns

November 14, 2014

The horns of male bighorn sheep protect their heads; could the NFL learn from them?

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Nano Sensor

November 13, 2014

A nanotechnology based chemical sensor could reveal the presence of explosives, drugs or just about …

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Scraching that Itch

November 12, 2014

Scientists have identified the cruel trick the brain plays that may explain why scratching an itch …

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Malaria Drones

November 11, 2014

Scientists use drones to see if environmental change boosts the spread of disease.

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