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NASA’s IRIS Sends First Amazing Close-up Photos of the Sun

Left- Solar Dynamics Observatory’s view. Right – IRIS’s view of the SunBack in June NASA sent out the Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS) satellite to take a look at... Read more

Scientists Plant False Memory Mouse Mind

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Scientists Plant False Memory in Mouse Mind

In a mind-control experiment that demonstrates the strengths of new neuroscience tools, Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers planted a false memory in the mind of a... Read more

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Happy Birthday to the Barcode

"Back in 1973," the staff at Marketing informs us, "the captains of industry and commerce selected the single standard for product identification that the... Read more

The 19 July 2013 by Stephendeangelis
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What Is Graphene?

Graphene, an emerging material that could change the way electronic components are made and help computing performance continue to grow, is everywhere in the... Read more

The 18 July 2013 by Palmgear
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Scientists Plant False Memory in Mouse Mind

In a mind-control experiment that demonstrates the strengths of new neuroscience tools, Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers planted a false... Read more

The 26 July 2013 by Ningauble
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Selfie Use Or Abuse? Take the Quiz.

My last post, Making Sense of Selfies, generated some interesting and spirited comments. Some were for and some against, but none neutral. For better or for... Read more

The 12 July 2013 by Drpamelarutledge
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Why Did Prehistoric People Make Cave Art?

Humans have been painting caves for tens of thousands of years (and many tribes continue to do so). Some of the most famous art are from the European Upper... Read more

The 23 July 2013 by Reprieve
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The Future of Urban Transportation: Moving People

In a post entitled Smart Cities and Traffic, I discussed how big data analytics are helping to reduce traffic challenges in urban areas. Read more

The 24 July 2013 by Stephendeangelis
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U.S. Army Developing Flexible Battery That Integrates Into Body Armor

Christopher Hurley, an electronics engineer who leads the battery development projects team at RDECOM's Communications-Electronics Research, Development and... Read more

The 18 July 2013 by Dailyfusion
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Woodward Wednesday 7: Steroids

R. B. Woodward et al., J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1952, 74, 4223 [PDF] (Full paper)For preliminary communications see: JACS, 1951, 73, 3547 [PDF]; JACS, 1951, 73, 3548... Read more

The 16 July 2013 by Brsm
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Which Male Traits Are Being Sexually Selected For?

Those of us interested in human evolution spend a lot of time looking into the past, so it can be easy to forget that evolution is an on-going process that... Read more

The 25 July 2013 by Reprieve
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Amiga Games Acquired for $500,000

Wait… I need to take my pills.Here, much better.Amiga 500 was one of the best computers ever made, it also happens to be my sweetheart while I was in high... Read more

The 08 July 2013 by Ningauble
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