Researchers have analyzed the stain patterns left behind by coffee droplets on a surface and…
Month: November 2010
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Breastfeeding while taking seizure drugs may not harm child’s IQ, study suggests
There’s good news for women with epilepsy. Breastfeeding your baby while taking your seizure medication…
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Short, on-chip light pulses will enable ultrafast data transfer within computers
Electrical engineers generated short, powerful light pulses on a chip — an important step toward…
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Restoring gene for cancer protein p53 slows spread of advanced tumors, biologists find
In a new study, cancer biologists show that restoring the protein p53’s function in mice…
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Massive galaxies formed when universe was young, new findings suggest
Scientists have found a number of very massive, highly luminous galaxies that existed almost 12…
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ZeuS-SpyEye Merger in Progress?
In late October of this year, it was reported that the “rivalry” between the ZeuS…
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ZeuS-SpyEye Merger in Progress?
In late October of this year, it was reported that the “rivalry†between the ZeuS…
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YouTube, French authors, filmmakers reach deal (AP)
AP – YouTube and top associations of French authors, filmmakers and other creative artists say…
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People who donate to religions are more likely to punish selfish behaviour, new study finds
When subconsciously exposed to religious ideas and concepts, religious people are far more likely to…
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Optimizing large wind farms
Researchers have developed a model to calculate the optimal spacing of wind turbines for the…