With three Droid smartphones on the shelves (and, in some cases, in short supply), Verizon…
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Soldiers with brain injuries at higher risk of epilepsy decades later, study finds
Soldiers who receive traumatic brain injuries during war may be at a higher risk of…
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Bioinformatics used to detect rogue use of synthetic biology
A team of students is using bioinformatics to implement federal guidance on synthetic genomics. The…
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Bridging the gender gap: Combined technologies offer promise for detecting colon cancer in women
Researchers have found that combining novel optical technologies with a common colon cancer screening test…
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Adaptation in mole blood aids tunnelling
‘Super hemoglobin’ allows moles to thrive underground. Researchers have made the first identification of an…
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Reprogrammed cells ‘remember,’ retain characteristics of their cells of origin
Investigators at the Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Regenerative Medicine have confirmed that induced pluripotent…
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Artificial cells communicate and cooperate like biological cells, ants
Researchers have designed “biologically inspired” artificial cells capable of self-organizing into independent groups that can…
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Microsoft Warns of Windows Shortcut Vulnerability
Microsoft has released a security advisory addressing a vulnerability in the way Windows parses shortcuts….
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Amazon Sells More E-Books Than Hardcover Copies
The Kindle is dead. Long live the Kindle. That seems to be the current flavor…
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Ocarina Purchase Gives Dell Storage-Optimization Tech
In a move to beef up its networking business, Dell has signed an agreement to…