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nani12

2018-02-01 06:53

People with prosthetic arms less affected by common illusion

University of Exeter Summary: People with prosthetic arms or hands do not experience the 'size-weight illusion' as strongly as other people, new research shows. Researchers tested how the illusion affected

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snooping

2018-02-01 06:44

USB connections make snooping easy

USB connections, the most common interface used globally to connect external devices to computers, are vulnerable to information 'leakage,' making them even less secure than has been thought, research

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alligator

2018-02-01 06:19

First wild alligator snapping turtle in Illinois since 1984

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Summary: Researchers report the first sighting in 30 years of a wild alligator snapping turtle in Illinois. The discovery may be a sign of hope for this

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mummy

2018-02-01 06:13

First-of-its-kind mummy study reveals clues to girl’s story

Northwestern University Summary: Who is she, this little mummy girl? Scientists and students are working to unravel some of her mysteries, including how her body was prepared 1,900 years ago in Egypt,

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surfers

2018-02-01 04:44

Surfers three times more likely to have antibiotic-resistant bacteria in guts

Regular surfers and bodyboarders are three times more likely to have antibiotic-resistant E. coli in their guts than non-surfers University of Exeter Summary: Scientists compared fecal samples from surfers

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cats

2018-02-01 04:19

Female cats are more likely to be right-handed, researchers discover

Queen's University Belfast Summary: Researchers have found that female cats are much more likely to use their right paw than males. Female cat (stock image). Credit: © dionoanomalia / Fotolia Researchers

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ants

2018-02-01 04:06

For global invasion, Argentine ants use chemical weapons Compounds produced by Argentine ants are used to recruit nestmates and incapacitate opponents

University of California - Riverside Summary: Researchers show how Argentine ants use chemical secretions as weapons in their interactions with harvester ants, which are native to California. The findings

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nani12

imitating

2018-02-01 02:35

Drones learn to navigate autonomously by imitating cars and bicycles

University of Zurich Summary: A new algorithm allows drones to fly completely by themselves through the streets of a city and in indoor environments. The algorithm had to learn traffic rules and adapt

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first

2018-02-01 02:08

Astronomers find one of the first stars formed in the Milky Way Researchers at the IAC have identified a star which is a key to the formation of the first chemical elements in the Galaxy

Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) Summary: Researchers have identified a star which is a key to the formation of the first chemical elements in the Galaxy. First stars of the Milky Way. Credit:

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center

2018-02-01 02:01

Emission from the center of a galaxy has a serpentine shape

Researchers have discovered a peculiar spiral jet with many twists Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) Summary: An international group of scientists has discovered a peculiar spiral jet with many

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nani12

objects

2018-02-01 01:55

Engineers 3-D print shape-shifting smart gel 3-D printing becomes 4-D as objects morph over time and temperatures change

Rutgers University Summary: Engineers have invented a '4-D printing' method for a smart gel that could lead to the development of 'living' structures in human organs and tissues, soft robots and targeted

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chemistry

2018-01-31 23:14

A mutational timer is built into the chemistry of DNA Shape-shifting drives mutation rate behind evolution, disease

Duke University Summary: Scientists have discovered that DNA contains a kind of built-in timer that clocks the frequency with which mutations occur. They show that DNA bases can shape-shift for a thousandth

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ancient

2018-01-31 23:05

Reconstructing an ancient lethal weapon

University of Washington Summary: Researchers have reconstructed prehistoric projectiles and points from ancient sites in what is now Alaska and studied the qualities that would make for a lethal hunting

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space

2018-01-31 22:55

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Dinosaur age meets the space age

NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Summary: A slab of sandstone found on the campus of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland may help scientists rewrite the history of mammal and dinosaur co-existence

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tiny

2018-01-31 22:47

Certain bacteria produce tiny gold nuggets by digesting toxic metals

Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg Summary: High concentrations of heavy metals, like copper and gold, are toxic for most living creatures. This is not the case for the bacterium C. metallidurans,

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cooler

2018-01-31 22:40

Most of last 11,000 years cooler than past decade in North America, Europe

University of Wyoming Summary: Natural fluctuations in climate have occurred over past millennia, which would have naturally led to climatic cooling today in the absence of human activity. Little Pond,

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earthquakes

2018-01-31 22:28

Giant earthquakes: Not as random as thought

University of Innsbruck Summary: By analyzing sediment cores from Chilean lakes, an international team of scientists discovered that giant earthquakes reoccur with relatively regular intervals. When also

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brain

2018-01-31 10:36

Your brain reveals who your friends are Study illustrates how similar neural responses predict friendships

Dartmouth College Summary: You may perceive the world the way your friends do, according to a new study finding that friends have similar neural responses to real-world stimuli and these similarities can

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brilliant

2018-01-31 06:52

Stellar magnetism: What's behind the most brilliant lights in the sky?

University of Wisconsin-Madison Summary: Space physicists have just released unprecedented detail on a bizarre phenomenon that powers the northern lights, solar flares and coronal mass ejections (the biggest

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brain

2018-01-31 06:12

Language is learned in brain circuits that predate humans

Georgetown University Medical Center Summary: It has often been claimed that humans learn language using brain components that are specifically dedicated to this purpose. Now, new evidence strongly suggests

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