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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 effects on both medicine and industry.

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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 toxic chemicals.

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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.

Read moreMercury’s Make-up

Aquarium Fish Aggression

October 21, 2011

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

Read moreAquarium Fish Aggression

Woolly Mammoth Blood

October 20, 2011

A replica of woolly mammoth blood protein may lead to treatments for hypothermia and improvements in surgery.

Read moreWoolly Mammoth Blood

Tooth Regeneration

October 19, 2011

A new technique can reverse early tooth decay without drilling.

Read moreTooth Regeneration

Slick Pitcher Plants

October 18, 2011

The specialized leaves of carnivorous pitcher plants are inspiring the next generation of super-slick materials.

Read moreSlick Pitcher Plants

Measuring Pain

October 17, 2011

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

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Environment Roundup

October 14, 2011

There's good news about both sea turtles and solar energy.

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Kids & Marshmallows Revisited

October 13, 2011

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

Read moreKids & Marshmallows Revisited

Rise of the Jellyfish

October 12, 2011

Giant jellyfish have what it takes to become king of the seas in the future.

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Not-So-Precious Metals

October 11, 2011

If you’re wearing a gold ring, it began as a meteeorite that struck the earth billions of years ago, but vast deposits of precious metals are also …

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Vitamin D & Ethnicity

October 10, 2011

African-American men living in high latitudes are often deficient in Vitamin D.

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Taste Neurons

October 7, 2011

The brain has special hotspots that are sensitive to each type of taste.

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Twitter Mood

October 6, 2011

Sociologists analyzed Twitter posts to track daily and seasonal mood swings around the world.

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Mind Movies

October 5, 2011

A computer algorithm partially reconstructs movies from patterns of brain activity in people watching them.

Read moreMind Movies

Mercury Hollows

October 4, 2011

NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft has identified mysterious hollows on the planet's surface.

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Mercury Origins

October 3, 2011

The MESSENGER spacecraft is revealing surprising details about the origins of the planet Mercury.

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Psychology Roundup

September 30, 2011

More time spent playing outside could help decrease symptoms in children with ADHD.

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Gypsy Moth Virus

September 29, 2011

A single gene in a lethal virus makes gypsy moth caterpillars stop molting and eat constantly.

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Testosterone & Fatherhood

September 28, 2011

Men's testosterone levels drop significantly when they become fathers.

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Endangered Stem Cells

September 27, 2011

Stem cell research could help bring drill monkeys and northern white rhinos back from the brink of extinction.

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Oxytocin & Optimism

September 26, 2011

A gene variant may influence a person’s outlook on life.

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Marine Roundup

September 23, 2011

A fish out of water makes a name for itself, and how corals avoid sunburn.

Read moreMarine Roundup
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