Medical researchers have found that exposure to certain common phenols during pregnancy, especially parabens and…
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‘Clear’ choice for clearing 3-D cell cultures
Scientists have hailed recent demonstrations of chemical technologies for making animal tissues see-through, but a…
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Drug therapies, parent training help children with ADHD, severe aggression
Prescribing both a stimulant and an antipsychotic drug to children with physical aggression and attention-deficit/hyperactivity…
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Changing temperature powers sensors in hard-to-reach places
Researchers have taken inspiration from a centuries-old clock design and created a power harvester that…
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iCloud Hacking Leak Now Being Used As Social Engineering Lure
With the entire internet abuzz about the iCloud hacking leak – where more than a…
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iCloud Hacking Leak Now Being Used As Social Engineering Lure
With the entire internet abuzz about the iCloud hacking leak – where more than a…
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New discovery could help turn antibiotic into antimalarial drug
Researchers are making progress towards new antimalarial drugs, after revealing how an antibiotic called emetine…
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Grooving crystal surfaces repel water
Researchers have developed a porous polymer that stores and sorts organic molecules in the presence…
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Breakthrough for carbon nanotube solar cells: Twice as efficient as current models
Lighter, more flexible, and cheaper than conventional solar-cell materials, carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have long shown…
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Wide gap in compensation from ’07 South Korean oil spill
Scholars have found a considerable gap between the economic loss claimed by residents and the…