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Antibacterial Sludge

September 30, 2004

The antibacterial compound triclocarban is found in organic sludge used as fertilizer.

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Depression Circuit

September 29, 2004

People with a history of depression have an overactive brain circuit triggered by dips in serotonin.

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Working Memory

September 27, 2004

Working memory can be improved with five weeks of intensive training.

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Earth’s Vital Organs

September 23, 2004

Earth has vital organs -- critical systems -- that interact in complicated and unexpected ways.

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Hearts and Worms

September 22, 2004

Studying a potassium channel that can trigger heart arrhythmia when blocked.

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Earth Simulator

September 21, 2004

The world's fastest supercomputer is being used to model earth systems.

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Ocean Census

September 20, 2004

The Census of Marine Life has found many new species near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

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Thinking & Counting

September 16, 2004

The Piraha tribe of Brazil's simple counting system shows that humans have to estimate numbers above …

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Tell-Tale Heart

September 15, 2004

An implantable device can shock a heart back into its normal rhythm.

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Asymmetry & Aggression

September 14, 2004

People who have asymmetrical features are more aggressive, a connection made in the womb.

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Music and I.Q.

September 13, 2004

Music lessons increase children's I.Q. more than other types of lessons.

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Consensus Model

September 8, 2004

A computer model shows how people reach consensus in society.

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