Are we born with an innate sense of direction, or is it learned? Research from…
Month: June 2010
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Illegal bushmeat ‘rife in Europe’
Some 270 tonnes of illegal bushmeat could be going through one of Europe’s busiest airports…
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Remains of the Day: iPhone rumors never say die (Macworld.com)
Macworld.com – Iâve risen from my own ashes to bring you todayâs remaindersâthanks to head…
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Swype for Android and other top apps the week (Appolicious)
Appolicious – With the World Cup in full swing and the world waiting anxiously for…
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4 Questions If Nintendo’s 3DS Allows Game Installs (PC World)
PC World – It sounds like Nintendo’s new 3DS handheld will offer optional software installs,…
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Stem cell therapy ‘damage’ seen
Scientists warn about a new complication of stem cell therapy seen in a patient being…
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Carbon nails down Egypt’s history
Scientific techniques are used to back up the historical chronology of the Egyptian civilisation.
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Will tablets surpass netbooks in two years? (Christopher Null)
Christopher Null – The tablet revolution is just getting underway — Forrester Research estimates that…
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Esa chief Dordain stays in post
The European Space Agency Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain will continue in his post for a…
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Physical fitness may help reduce chronic disease risk in college students
Staying in shape may bolster the metabolic profiles of first-year college students, even in those…