A study quantifies feedback between neurons in different parts of the visual system, which could…
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Using glucose monitors to detect other diseases
Diagnosing disease can be highly technical, costly and time-consuming, which are all challenges that become…
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Remote Italian village could harbor secrets of healthy aging
To understand how people can live longer throughout the world, researchers in the United States…
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Critical ‘CVE-2015-1805’ Vulnerability Allows Permanent Rooting of Most Android Phones
On March 18, Google published a security advisory for a critical vulnerability CVE-2015-1805 that applied…
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Critical ‘CVE-2015-1805’ Vulnerability Allows Permanent Rooting of Most Android Phones
On March 18, Google published a security advisory for a critical vulnerability CVE-2015-1805 that applied…
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Separating charge and discharge in measuring next-generation car batteries
Lithium ion phosphate batteries are widely used to power the batteries in electric cars, but,…
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Market reactions to sudden CEO deaths highlight CEOs’ importance
Researchers examined 240 sudden and unexpected CEO deaths to determine how shareholders’ perceptions of CEO…
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An up-close view of bacterial ‘motors’
Over millennia, bacteria have evolved a variety of specialized mechanisms to move themselves through their…
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Nanoparticles deliver anticancer cluster bombs
Scientists have devised a triple-stage ‘cluster bomb’ system for delivering the chemotherapy drug cisplatin, via…
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Study explores carb-loading’s effect on the heart
Drinking a high carbohydrate shake can have an acute and detrimental effect on heart function,…