Sociable weavers, a highly social and co-operative breeding bird from the savannahs of southern Africa,…
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Revolutionary approach to studying intestinal microbiota
Analyzing the global genome, or the metagenome of the intestinal microbiota, has taken a turn,…
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DNA origami nano-tool provides important clue to cancer
Researchers have headed a study that provides new knowledge about the EphA2 receptor, which is…
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Animal vaccines should guide malaria research, experts say
Research into vaccines for malaria in humans should be guided by the success shown in…
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Securing the Internet of Everything
Whenever I hear about the Internet of Everything, I find myself somewhat conflicted. There’s no…
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Securing the Internet of Everything
Whenever I hear about the Internet of Everything, I find myself somewhat conflicted. There’s no…
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Comet Pan-STARRS marches across the sky
NASA’s NEOWISE mission captured a series of pictures of comet C/2012 K1 — also known…
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Rewriting the history of volcanic forcing during the past 2,000 years
Scientists have completed the most accurate and precise reconstruction to date of historic volcanic sulfate…
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Does depression require hospitalization?
A new study has analyzed the difference between day hospital and inpatient stay in depression….
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The long-term effects of psychotherapy on borderline personality disorder
A new study has analyzed the long-term effects of psychotherapy on borderline personality disorder. Authors…