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Posted February 8, 2013:
Posted February 7, 2013:
- Scientists Create 'Building Block' of Quantum Networks
- Colon Cancer Exhibits a Corresponding Epigenetic Pattern in Mice and Humans
- Solving Big-Data Bottleneck: Scientists Team With Business Innovators to Tackle Research Hurdles
- Privacy Risk in Your DNA
- Social Network Use Reflects East-West Disparity
- Satellite Navigation System Avoids Traffic Jams
- New Technology May Help Doctors Monitor Concussions, Aging, and Neurological Function
- Device Made of DNA Inserted Into Bacterial Cell Works Like a Diagnostic Computer
Posted February 6, 2013:
- Despite Reported Dislike, Older Readers Put in Less Effort When Using E-Readers
- Preserving Biodiversity Can Be Compatible With Intensive Agriculture
- Improved X-Ray Microscopic Imaging
- New Technology Gives Doctors an Important Diagnostic Tool
- Smartphones, Tablets Help Researchers Improve Storm Forecasts
- The Last Big Bump Before a Supernova Explodes
- Traumatic Brain Injury Complications Common Among U.S. Combat Soldiers
- Digital Games Contribute to HIV Education in Uganda
Posted February 5, 2013:
- Insect Drives Robot to Track Down Smells
- One in Three Children With MS Has Cognitive Impairment
- WISE Space Telescope Feels the Heat from Orion's Sword
- New Modeling Approach Transforms Imaging Technologies
- Pushing Boundaries of Virtual Reality
- Work-Life Balance Needed for Recovery from Job Stress
- Using Single Quantum Dots to Probe Nanowires
- Faster Video Streaming in a Mobile Era
- Next-Gen E-Readers: Improved 'Peacock' Technology Could Lock in Color for High-Res Displays
- Flexible Classroom Design Saves Money, Improves Flexibility, Accessibility of Instruction
- Control a Virtual Spacecraft by Thought Alone
Posted February 4, 2013:
- Imaging Biomarker Predicts Response to Rapid Antidepressant
- Around 1 in 10 Young Mentally Ill Teens Drinks, Smokes, and Uses Cannabis, Australian Research Finds
- Some Cancer Mutations Slow Tumor Growth
- The Armchair as a Fitness Trainer
- System Uses Video Surveillance Cameras to Alert Security Agents of Dangerous Situations
- Mix-and-Match Cover Cropping Can Optimize Organic Production, USDA Scientists Say
- Your History May Define Your Future: Tell Your Doctor
- Hydro Beats Nuclear and Coal, Beats Oil and Gas, Review Finds
- Into the Quantum Internet at the Speed of Light
Posted February 3, 2013:
- Security Protocol for Online Banking and Facebook Has ‘serious Weaknesses,’ Say Researchers
- Pioneering Research Helps Unravel the Brain's Vision Secrets
- Gene Therapy: Editing out Genetic Damage
- Photonics: On Track for Downsizing
- Semiconductor Physics: Taking Control of Spin
Posted February 1, 2013:
- Scientists Use Amazon Cloud to View Molecular Machinery in Remarkable Detail
- Tracking the Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance
Posted January 31, 2013:
- Working Alone Won't Get You Good Grades
- Ozone Depletion Trumps Greenhouse Gas Increase in Jet-Stream Shift
- Solar Power: Is It Time for the Big Push?
- Policy, Enforcement May Stop Employees from Wasting Time Online at Work
- Next Lung Cancer Treatment Advancement May Come in the Form of Informatics
- The Big Picture: Getting a Better Look at Sandy's Wake of Destruction
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