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Research Team Develops Single-Crystal Pump for Miniaturized DNA Forensics
October 15, 2012 — A research team has developed a new type of micro pump that can be used in forensic DNA profiling. The pump represents a giant leap in ... > full story -
Tying Our Fate to Molecular Markings
October 12, 2012 — A physicist has helped discover that understanding how a chemical mark on our DNA affects gene expression could be as useful to scientists as fingerprints are to police at a crime scene. In a new ... > full story -
Nurture Trumps Nature in Study of Oral Bacteria in Human Twins, Study Finds
October 11, 2012 — A new long-term study of human twins indicates the makeup of the population of bacteria bathing in their saliva is driven more by environmental factors than ... > full story -
Cold Cases Heat Up Through New Approach to Identifying Remains
October 10, 2012 — In an effort to identify the thousands of John/Jane Doe cold cases in the United States, scientists have found a multidisciplinary approach to identifying the remains of missing persons. Using "bomb ... > full story -
From Lectures to Explosives Detection: Laser Pointer Identifies Dangerous Chemicals in Real-Time
October 10, 2012 — By using an ordinary green laser pointer, the kind commonly found in lecture halls, an Israeli research team has developed a new and highly portable Raman spectrometer that can detect extremely ... > full story -
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Every Third Child Incorrectly Restrained in Cars, Study Suggests
October 8, 2012 — Car accidents are the main cause of serious injury and death among children in Norway. A new study shows that 37 per cent of all children under 16 years are incorrectly restrained in the car. 23 per ... > full story -
World's Hottest Temperature Cools a Bit
September 13, 2012 — If you think this summer was hot, it's nothing compared to the summer of 1913, when the hottest temperature ever recorded was a searing 134 F in Death Valley, Calif. But while that reading was made ... > full story -
Severe Pain in Sexual Assault Survivors Often Not Treated
September 11, 2012 — A majority of sexual assault victims experience severe pain in the early aftermath of the crime but less than a third of these victims receive pain medications, according to ... > full story -
Doctor and Pharmacy Shopping Linked to Prescription Drug Overdose Deaths, Study Finds
September 6, 2012 — A new study has found that doctor and pharmacy shoppers are at a greater risk for drug-related ... > full story -
Hidden Graves of the Holocaust
August 28, 2012 — A forensic archaeologist has explored the pioneering changes made to the archaeological methodology and techniques used to uncover surviving archaeological remains and landscapes of the ... > full story
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