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LIGO listens for gravitational echoes of the birth of the universe
An investigation by the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) Scientific Collaboration and the Virgo Collaboration has significantly advanced our understanding the early evolution...
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Read moreAncient Bone Tool Sheds Light on Prehistoric Midwest
Radiocarbon dating shows that the tool – an awl fashioned from the leg bone of a white tail deer, with one end ground to a point – is 10,400 years old.The find supports the growing notion that...
Earth Sciences | Read moreNew evidence debunks 'stupid' Neanderthal myth
The research team has shown that early stone tool technologies developed by our species, Homo sapiens, were no more efficient than those used by Neanderthals. Published today (26 August) in the Journa...
Life Sciences | Read moreBond receives $500,000 Gruber Cosmology Prize for major theoretical insights into the origin of the Universe
Bond will receive the Gruber Cosmology Prize in September, 2008, at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Mass., USA. The prize consists of a gold medal and $500,000.&q...
Awards Funding | Read morePromote green buildings for biggest, easiest cuts in North American CO2 emissions: CEC report
Promoting the green design, construction, renovation and operation of buildings could cut North American greenhouse gas emissions that are fuelling climate change more deeply, quickly and cheaply than...
Ecology, The Environment and Conservation | Read moreLIGO sheds light on cosmic event
Gamma ray bursts are among the most violent and energetic events in the universe and scientists have only recently begun to understand their origins. The LIGO project, which is funded by the U...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreSimply Evolutionary: Siemens Unveils New Technology for Nuclear Medicine’s
The Symbia E is the newest addition to the Symbia family of SPECT and SPECT•CT (computed tomography) imaging systems. It provides users with a high-quality SPECT imager that can lead to improved clini...
Medical Engineering | Read moreNeanderthal Man Was An Innovator Says New University Of Leicester Study
In fact Neanderthals were far removed from their stereotypical image and were innovators, says Dr Terry Hopkinson of the School of Archaeology and Ancient History in a paper published in Antiquity....
Studies and Analyses | Read moreForensic photography brings color back to ancient textiles
Although ancient fabrics can offer clues about prehistoric cultures, often their colors are faded, patterns dissolved, and fibers crumbling. Forensic photography can be used as an inexpensive and non-...
Life Sciences | Read moreNJIT research offers new perspective on port security
Researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) are putting a 21st century spin on a 19th century technology to make the nation’s ports and coastal waters safer. Airships -...
Information Technology | Read moreThe Hyperspectral Imaging Endoscope: A New Tool For Non-Invasisve In Vivo Cancer Detection
A newly designed endoscope, capable of providing sub-second polarized spectral images of tissue in vivo (in the body), allows physicians and surgeons to non-invasively survey and sample an...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreSpace Technology Goes Down To Earth To Support Mining
Space exploration and underground mining both take place in extreme environments – so perhaps it is not too surprising that technology developed for one field is now being applied to the other....
Process Engineering | Read moreHow many fish in the sea? Census of Marine Life launches first report
An estimated 5,000 previously unknown ocean fish species and hundreds of thousands of other marine life forms are yet to be discovered, according to scientists engaged in a massive global s...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew "Knockout" Map Helps Study Gene Functions in Model Plant
Scientists have inactivated almost three-quarters of all genes in the genome of Arabidopsis thaliana, a species widely used in plant research. The feat, which results in the largest so-call...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew technique gives scientists clearest picture yet of all the genes of an animal
May lead to sharper picture of human genome as well Dana-Farber Cancer Institute scientists have used a powerful gene-mapping technique to produce the clearest picture yet of a...
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