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The DNA Eaters

December 18, 2012

A group of microscopic animals get 10% of their active genes by eating the DNA of other species.

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Flu Forecasting

December 17, 2012

Flu forecasts may soon become a news staple.

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Rescuing Eggs

December 13, 2012

A substance called putrescine has the potential to boost fertility in women over 40.

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Scotch Tape Grabber

December 12, 2012

Scotch tape may have a new job as a key component of smart gripping materials.

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Bird Passwords

December 11, 2012

An Australian bird thwarts nest invaders by requiring its young to sing a secret call to get fed.

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Ice Melt & Ice Age

December 10, 2012

A meltdown of Arctic ice may have triggered the last deep freeze in the Northern Hemisphere.

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Blind Mole Rats

December 6, 2012

The blind mole rat, like its distant cousin the naked mole rat, never gets cancer.

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Snake Venom Painkiller

November 26, 2012

Scientists have isolated a potent painkiller from the venom of the deadly black mamba snake.

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Lupus vs. Cancer

November 22, 2012

Lupus antibodies may become an unlikely ally against cancer.

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Stingy Kids

November 21, 2012

Children, like adults, act more generous when they’re being watched.

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Listening to Football Helmets

November 20, 2012

Measuring the acoustical signatures of colliding football helmets could help improve helmet safety.

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Digitizing Ancient Texts

November 19, 2012

Sophisticated computer imaging may help decode the world's oldest un-deciphered written language.

Read moreDigitizing Ancient Texts
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