“Chart junk” — the noisy visual elements that attract criticism in design circles — can…
Month: October 2013
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Worldwide database of brain images for chronic-pain conditions
A new database featuring hundreds of brain scans and other key clinical information will help…
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New soil testing kit for third world countries
Researchers have developed a new soil testing kit designed to help farmers in third world…
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On Macs, Cross-Platform Threats, and Managing Multiple Devices
Apple will once again take center stage on October 22, when they (probably) unveil new versions…
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On Macs, Cross-Platform Threats, and Managing Multiple Devices
Apple will once again take center stage on October 22, when they (probably) unveil new versions…
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Curiosity confirms origins of Martian meteorites
Earth’s most eminent emissary to Mars has just proven that those rare Martian visitors that…
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Sky survey captures key details of cosmic explosions
Developed to help scientists learn more about the complex nature of celestial objects, astronomical surveys…
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Sinking teeth into the evolutionary origin of our skeleton
Did our skeletons evolve for protection or for violence? The earliest vestiges of our skeleton…
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Extinct ‘mega claw’ creature had spider-like brain
Scientists have discovered the earliest known complete nervous system exquisitely preserved in the fossilized remains…
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New survey tools unveil two celestial explosions
A team of researchers used a novel astronomical survey software system — the intermediate Palomar…