Sugar molecules coat every cell in our bodies and play critical roles in development and…
Month: December 2010
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Carbon monoxide trapped in ice cores reveals unexpected trends regarding burning biomass
Scientists studying a column of Antarctic ice spanning 650 years have found evidence for fluctuations…
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New possibility of reversing damage caused by multiple sclerosis
Damage caused by multiple sclerosis could be reversed by activating stem cells that can repair…
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Season of birth may have long-term effects on personality, study suggests
The season in which babies are born can have a dramatic and persistent effect on…
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Consumer Reports Readers Like iPhone, But Not AT&T
A survey of 50,000 readers of Consumer Reports found AT&T to be the least popular…
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Widevine Purchase Will Protect Google Streaming
Google has scooped up yet another Internet-based innovator. This time, the search giant acquired a…
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Profile Pages Redesigned Before Facebook Interview
Your Facebook life now has a new look. On Sunday, the popular social-networking site launched…
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Android 2.3 Will Debut on Samsung’s Nexus S Smartphone
Google has taken the wraps off Gingerbread — its code name for the next-generation Android…
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Art Prof Lets World Peer Through His Surgically Embedded 3rd Eye
For the next year, Wafaa Bilal, an assistant art professor at New York University’s Tisch…
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Lights, Camera, Capture Is a Shutterbug’s Delight
If you want to see the future of books, take a look at Lights, Camera,…