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by ananyob 11y ago
Not paywalled anymore-(Economist journo)
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Insect-inspired camera achieves panoramic view and sharp focus at any distance(nature.com)
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Brief use of brain-training software keeps ageing players sharp for months(nature.com)
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Molecules in the brain trigger ageing(nature.com)
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Counting Google searches predicts market movements(nature.com)
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Taiwan Finds First Bird Flu Infection Outside China in Traveler(bloomberg.com)
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Modelling reveals where H7N9 avian flu will go next(nature.com)
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Radioactive bacteria attack cancer(nature.com)
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by ananyob 13y ago
"Some of the mice they removed were delicate mutants and immunosuppressed ‘nude’ mice, which die very quickly outside controlled environments" Sheesh
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Animal-rights activists wreak havoc in Milan laboratory(nature.com)
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Kepler finds two Earth-sized exoplanets in a star’s habitable zone(nature.com)
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Ricin: What is it?(nature.com)
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We are still saving science from Margaret Thatcher(nature.com)
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Higgs data could spell trouble for leading Big Bang theory(nature.com)
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Photons test quantum paradox(nature.com)
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H7N9 bird flu poised to spread(nature.com)
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Supernova left its mark in ancient bacteria(nature.com)
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Lab-grown kidneys transplanted into rats(nature.com)
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by ananyob 13y ago
>>>The proud new owner is Jack Wang, chief executive of a Chinese company that intends to sell [walnut-sized, flying saucer-shaped] electromagnetic devices that it claims have medically regenerative powers."<<<<
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Crick's DNA Nobel medal gets $2 million at auction(nature.com)
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by ananyob 13y ago
Yeah - the trick worked both ways>> "on the basis of the manipulated score, 10% of the subjects switched their voting intentions, from right to left wing or vice versa. Another 19% changed from firm support of their preferred coalit
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Researcher's trick transforms conservatives into liberals ahead of election(nature.com)
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Chemical treatment turns whole organs, including brain, transparent(nature.com)
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Science weighs in on 'perfect' size‏(nature.com)
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Astronaut falling into black hole would be burned not crushed(nature.com)
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Scientists print self-assembling 'living tissue'(nature.com)
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Open access: The true cost of science publishing(nature.com)
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Eric Schmidt funds oceanography research ship(nature.com)
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How a Higgs boson was discovered. 30 years ago. On a tabletop.(nature.com)
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by ananyob 13y ago
"In a twist that evokes the dystopian science fiction of writer Philip K. Dick, neuroscientists have found a way to predict whether convicted felons are likely to commit crimes again from looking at their brain scans. Convicts showing low a

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