Incontinence is the world’s most common chronic condition. However, the problem continues to be a…
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World’s first light technology to control proteins in living cells
The world’s first technology to control specific protein functions in living cells by using lights…
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Birds evolve ‘signature’ patterns to distinguish cuckoo eggs from their own
For some birds, recognizing their own eggs can be a matter of life or death….
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What amino acids in shells can tell us about Bronze Age people
A new study has shed new light on the use of mollusc shells as personal…
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Android Ransomware Uses TOR
The recent introduction of ransomware in the mobile threat landscape was followed by a new development:…
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Android Ransomware Uses TOR
The recent introduction of ransomware in the mobile threat landscape was followed by a new development:…
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Move over, silicon, there’s a new circuit in town
When it comes to electronics, silicon will now have to share the spotlight. Scientists have…
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Former athletes finish first in race for top jobs
Whether you were a quarterback or point guard, past participation in competitive team sports marks…
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Why species matter: Underlying assumptions and predictive ability of functional-group models used to study seabed communities
A doctoral candidate travels to French Polynesia often but not for vacation. She goes there…
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Dynamic duo: 2-D electronic-vibrational spectroscopy technique provides unprecedented look into photochemical reactions
Researchers have developed a new technique called two-dimensional electronic-vibrational spectroscopy that can be used to…