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Life & Chemistry

Switching neurons

If both eyes are open during mammalian development, pyramidal neurons in the visual cortex mature such that they ‘preferentially’ fire in response to the…

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3-in-1 Bag-cum-Jacket-cum-Tent

If you're into the outdoors, montain climbing hiking, etc, you'll often find yourslef having to carry extra bags to bring in all the basic items , esp the…

Physics & Astronomy

Researchers to Study the Surface of Titan

Vincent Chevrier, assistant research professor in the Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences, conducted preliminary studies in a planetary…

Information Technology

Supercomputer Flexibility Increased by Virtualized Operating System

But new work on Sandia National Laboratories’ Red Storm supercomputer — the 17th fastest in the world — is helping to make supercomputers more accessible, in…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Potential of Dairy-Based Package Wraps Outlined

The book was written by an international team of contributors and published by London-based Woodhead Publishing in October 2009. It serves as a guide to new…

Environmental Conservation

Discovery of Algae’s Toxic Hunting Habits Could Help Curb Fish Kills

The researchers studied the behavior of the algal cell Karlodinium veneficum, known as a dinoflagellate and found in estuaries worldwide. Each year millions of…

Life & Chemistry

Aging Stem Cells: New Study Sheds Light on Senescence Process

Throughout adulthood, stem cells work to replace mature cells lost to turnover, injury or disease. Some of the genes responsible for keeping stem cells active…

Life & Chemistry

Illuminating Protein Networks in One Step

Described today in the journal Nature Methods, the new micro-western arrays combine the specificity of the popular “Western blot” protein assay with the large…

Earth Sciences

The Energy Budget of a Forest Includes Significant Heat Reserves

For the past 10 years, the Weizmann Institute has been operating a research station in the semi-arid Yatir Forest, a pine forest at the edge of the Negev…

Communications Media

Social TV Viewing Declines as Individualism Grows

'We're becoming more and more individualistic, and this shows in what we choose to watch on TV,' says Jakob Bjur from the Department of Journalism, Media and…

Studies and Analyses

Swedes accept protective hunting – but only of certain species

The study conducted at the Department of Zoology, University of Gothenburg, shows how Swedes feel about protective hunting of animals that may cause various…

Studies and Analyses

Artistic competence – a potential high-growth sector

Evelina Wahlqvist, researcher at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, challenges the traditional view that art should be subsidised and cannot be expected to…

Health & Medicine

Gastric Ulcer Bacteria: How H. Pylori Affects Immunity

Approximately half of the world's population are infected with Helicobacter pylori, found primarily in the stomach. The majority never show any symptoms, but…

Life & Chemistry

World's least known bird rediscovered

During the summer of 2008, the American ornithologist Robert J Timmins was commissioned by the American aid organisation USAID to compile an inventory of bird…

Health & Medicine

Improving Movement Patterns for Back Pain Relief

“People with long-term back pain often protect themselves by unconsciously limiting their movements,” says physiotherapist Christina Schön-Ohlsson. “Such…

Technology Offerings

Alpha-Ketocarbonyl-Reductase – Tools for regio- and stereo-selective reduction of α-oxyfunctionalized carbonyl compounds

Alpha-oxyfunctionalized carbonyl compounds are indispensable building blocks for asymmetric synthesis of pharmaceutical ingredients and high value chemical…

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