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• Silicon-silk Circuit That Dissolves Inside Your Body

  

  A team from University of Illinois has cooked up a circuit that’s made of silicon, magnesium, and magnesium oxide and surrounded by a protective layer of silk... Read more

  The 01 October 2012 by   Ningauble
  

• Pleiotropy Saves the Day for Evolving New Genes

  

  What is the origin of new genes? In order to do new stuff, new genes are needed. Where do they come from, then? Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) - direct... Read more

  The 29 October 2012 by   Bjornostman
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• LabStrip iPhone App Can Make Scientists out of Everyone

  

  We usually think of scientists as people in white coats doing their geeky work inside boringly cold and sterile laboratories. Not everyone thinks science is fun. Read more

  The 27 October 2012 by   Ningauble
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• Patenting the Pauling Oxygen Meter

  

  Series of diagrams of the Pauling Oxygen Meter. June 8, 1942. The story of how Linus Pauling’s Oxygen Meter came into being has already been well documented on... Read more

  The 10 October 2012 by   Scarc
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• Want to Be Unhappy? Trying to Be Happy Will Do It!

  

  I'm finding the "Anxiety" topic in the Opinionator series at the NYTimes to be a real treat. This entry by British expatriate Ruth Whippman brings back... Read more

  The 01 October 2012 by   Deric Bownds
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• The Encultured Brain: A Book Review

  

  How biology and culture jointly define us. Anyone who follows academia knows that the broad category of courses known as the Liberal Arts has been going... Read more

  The 24 October 2012 by   Dirkh
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