Atomic nuclei are normally compact structures defined by a sharp border. About twenty-five years ago,…
Month: March 2009
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New Clues About Mitochondrial ‘Growth Spurts’
Mitochondria are restless, continually merging and splitting. But contrary to conventional wisdom, the size of…
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Cell Microenvironments Hold Key To Future Stem Cell Therapies
The ultimate fate of a stem or progenitor cell in a woman’s breast — whether…
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‘Undesirable’ Evolution Can Be Reversed In Fish, By Letting The Big Ones Go
“Undesirable” evolution in fish — which makes their bodies grow smaller and fishery catches dwindle…
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E-mail scams get makeover for recession
A staple of the spammer’s arsenal — those come-ons for job offers — is getting…
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E-mail scams get makeover for recession
A staple of the spammer’s arsenal — those come-ons for job offers — is getting…
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Social Disease: Worm Writhes Its Way Through Facebook
Facebook has apparently become a choice distribution channel for several malicious applications and a new…
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Spore API contest spurs developers to create add-ons to game (Macworld.com)
Macworld.com – Electronic Arts (EA) has announced Spore API Contest 09, an effort to help…
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Europe Backs Tariffs on U.S. Biofuel Imports
New York Times: Seeking to protect their beleaguered biodiesel industry, European governments backed on Tuesday…
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Drought Ravages California Farmlands
National Public Radio: California’s Central Valley, home to some of the state’s richest farmland, suffers…