It is common for professional archaeologists and paleoanthropologists working in Africa to populate western museums…
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Diabetes Drug May Hold Potential As Treatment For Epilepsy, Using Same Mechanism As Ketogenic Diet
Researchers describe a next step in this research that may mean a drug already widely…
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Flowers’ Fragrance Diminished By Air Pollution, Study Indicates
Air pollution from power plants and automobiles is destroying the fragrance of flowers and thereby…
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Never Heard of Botnets? Join the Club
If you know what a “botnet” is, you’re in the minority: Seven out of 10…
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Antivirus Software Isn’t the Only Online Security Tool
Mike Saign smelled something fishy about the e-mail he received — purportedly from an eBay…
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Omron Shows Smile-Measuring Technology
The breadth of a smile can be measured by new technology from Japanese electronics and…
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Which Economies Are on Top in Tech-Readiness?
The Middle East isn’t known as a hotbed of technological achievement. But in the seventh…
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RushmoreDrive.com: A Web Address for African-Americans
A search engine launching today aims to deliver a better experience for black audiences. But…
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Amazon MP3 Easy to Use, Easy on Wallet
It had to happen. Apple’s iTunes Store recently edged past Wal-Mart to become the top…
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UK minister won’t “preach” on Canada’s emissions
Reuters: Britain’s energy minister said on Thursday he will work with Canadian officials on technology…