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Ancient Crater Could Hold Clues About Moon's Mantle
Researchers have found
evidence of diverse
mineralogy in the moon's
South Pole Aitken basin, a
giant crater left by an
impact 4 billion years ago.
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First Radiation Measurements from the Surface of Mars
In the first 300 days of the
Mars Science Laboratory's
surface mission, the
Curiosity rover cruised
around the planet's Gale
Crater, collecting soil
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Brief Therapy Eases Symptoms of Combat-Related Psychological Trauma
A new brief therapy eases
symptoms of combat-related
psychological trauma, a
nursing study shows. The
research suggests
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Engineering Researchers Report on Nanoscale Energy-Efficient Switching Devices
Researchers have built
nanoscale electromechanical
switches and logic gates
that operate more
energy-efficiently than
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In Surprise Finding, Blood Clots Absorb Bacterial Toxin
December 9, 2013 — Blood clots play an unexpected role in protecting the body from the deadly effects of bacteria by absorbing bacterial toxins, researchers have found. The discovery may shed light on the pathology of ... > full story -
Scientists Offer New Insights on Controlling Nanoparticle Stability
December 9, 2013 — Chemists studying the structure of ligand-stabilized gold nanoparticles have captured fundamental new insights about their ... > full story -
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New Drug Approach Could Lead to Cures for Wide Range of Diseases
December 9, 2013 — Scientists have demonstrated in mice what could be a revolutionary new technique to cure a wide range of human diseases -- from cystic fibrosis to cataracts to Alzheimer's disease -- that are caused ... > full story -
Gene Sequencing Project Finds Drugs With Promise for Treating Childhood Tumor
December 9, 2013 — Drugs that enhance a process called oxidative stress were found to kill rhabdomyosarcoma tumor cells growing in the laboratory and possibly bolstered the effectiveness of chemotherapy against this ... > full story -
2012 Solar Storm Points Up Need for Society to Prepare
December 9, 2013 — A massive ejection of material from the sun initially traveling at over 7 million miles per hour that narrowly missed Earth last year is an event solar scientists hope will open the eyes of ... > full story -
Awkward Facebook Encounters
December 9, 2013 — A friend posts a picture on Facebook that shows you picking food out of your teeth. Awkward! Such Facebook faux pas are common. But depending on who you are and to whom you allow access to your ... > full story -
Home Teams Hold the Advantage
December 9, 2013 — The home team holds the advantage over visitors – at least in the plant world. However, a mere handful of genetic adaptations could even the playing field. Researchers and their collaborators ... > full story -
Neural Prosthesis Restores Behavior After Brain Injury
December 9, 2013 — Scientists have used a neural prosthesis to restore motor function in a rat model of brain injury. The technology is promising for TBI and stroke ... > full story -
Study Offers Economical Solutions for Maintaining Critical Delta Environments
December 9, 2013 — A new study documents the historic sediment record along the Danube River delta, and offers simple and inexpensive strategies to enhance deltas' natural ability to trap sediment and maintain their ... > full story -
Personal Antidepressant for Every Genome
December 9, 2013 — Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the most commonly prescribed antidepressants, but they don't work for everyone. Now researchers have discovered a gene that may reveal whether ... > full story
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