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The Recipe for Universe Formation: Heat and Rotation

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After the Big Bang, our universe began to expand and emerge, forming stars, galaxies and planetary systems. Yet the specifics of this formation process have long remained

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NASA Mars Curiosity Rover Reveals Red Planet's Surface Radiation
A new computational model developed by MIT neuroscientists explains how the brain maintains the balance between plasticity and stability, and how it can learn very similar tasks without interference b
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How Our Brain Balances Old and New Skills
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New Morphing Materials May be Future for Bioengineering

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Organic Milk Contains Higher Amounts of Fatty Acids: Beneficial for Cardiovascular Health

Though many remain skeptical about whether organic products actually are healthier for you, a recent study shows that organic milk may be the best

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New Neural Prosthesis Restores Behavior After Brain Injury

Brain injury can cause a host of impacts after the initial accident. Behavior can be influenced and affect an individual for years to come. Now,

structure of a chemical robot is inspired by the structure of living cells. It consists of a porous shell
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Swarming Chemical Robots Offer Tiny Labs to Fight Cancer

Antibiotics which break down before bacteria can evolve resistance to them; perfumes which release the heady scent of freshly cut flowers as your body

More Than 100,000 Enroll For a One-Way Trip to Mars
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How We Forecast Future Technologies

Short-term projection is easy because the products are in the late stage of development now. In fact the same is true out to about five years, because

NASA Spots Coldest place on Earth in Antarctica at a Record -94.7 Celsius
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NASA Spots Coldest Spots on Earth in Antarctica at a Record of -94.7 Celsius [VIDEO]

NASA's new Landsat 8 satellite has spotted the coldest place on Earth that is present in the East Antarctica Plateau, but not located on the highest

Weight Loss Can be Achieved by Financial Incentives: Study
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Network Theory to Strengthen the Banking System

Since the beginning of the financial crises that erupted in 2008, numerous governments have injected public funds into the banking system in order to

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Toxicity of Nanomaterials Can Now be Accurately Detected in Cells With Novel Tool

A method for accurately determining the toxicity of nanomaterials has been developed by researchers at the Swiss EPFL. By using optical techniques,

Capturing Moments with Camera Phone May Impair Memory: Study
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Capturing Moments with Camera Phone May Impair Memory: Study

Ever since cameras were invented, people love to capture all good, bad and ugly moments. Ironically this obsession of capturing pictures using

Facebook Profile Offers a Peek into Past Relationships
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Embarrassing Facebook Posts may Create Problems for Others: Study

Facebook and other social media can provide both a fun and exciting world for individuals to connect through. However, a recent study looks at the

Three generations of yeast cells from the mother cell (green) via two daughters (red) to four granddaughter cells.
Nature

About The Complicated Love Life of Yeast Cells, Memorized With Proteins

Yeast cells are able to form a memory through an aggregate composed of congregating “degenerate” proteins. A similar memory mechanism is also

Michael Wehner discusses a global climate simulation with climatologist Bill Collins.
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Unusual Supercomputer Design Poised to Enable More Accurate Climate Change Forecasts

They call it the Green Flash. While it evokes images of a muscled superhero with a lightning bolt hat, it’s actually a vision of a supercomputer

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Concussion Linked to Altitude in Athletes: Higher Elevations Means Fewer Brain Injuries

It turns out that there may be a link between altitude and concussion. Scientists have discovered that high school athletes playing at higher

Trucks Involved in 11 Percent Fatal Road Crashes in U.S.: Study
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Trucks Involved in 11 Percent Fatal Road Crashes in U.S.: Study

When compared to any car accidents, trucking crashes are reported to be more devastating. Every year trucks are responsible for nearly 4,500 deaths

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Short-Cut to Produce Hydrogen Seen as Step to Cleaner Fuel

Scientists have produced hydrogen by accelerating a natural process found in rocks deep below the Earth's surface, a short-cut that may herald the

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Monkeys are said to eat up to 50 different varieties of fruits a day

The food habits in primates is directly linked to their body size, reveals a study

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