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International Project for Genetic ID of Missing Children

Such concerns are particularly frequent in developing countries, but they are also present in the developed world when adoptions – both legal and illegal -…

Information Technology

Siberian Research: Unveiling Innovations from the Cold War Era

During or after World War Two, Russian factories and research centres moved en masse to Siberia. Many were involved in secret military research, and it was not…

Life & Chemistry

Fish Behavior Changes: Social Relationships Shape Personality

Researchers found some fish alter their behaviour according to that which they observe in other fish. The team found, for example, that bold fish become much…

Life & Chemistry

Molecule Shows Promise in Psoriasis Treatment Innovation

When the body thinks it is under attack, it defends itself in the best way possible, for instance by starting a defence inflammation.This reaction is highly…

Life & Chemistry

21st century technology cracks alchemists’ secret recipe

Since the Middle Ages, mixing vessels – or crucibles – manufactured in the Hesse region of Germany have been world renowned because of their ability to…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Safer Methods for Remote Detection of Uranium Minerals

Professor Ray Frost, from QUT's School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, has found a way of identifying, from a remote location, uranium deposits that have…

Studies and Analyses

Panic Attacks Impact Diabetic Patients’ Health Outcomes

The researchers surveyed patients with diabetes about their symptoms, disability, social and emotional function, and quality of life. They also collected data…

Life & Chemistry

Real-Time Immune-Cell Activity in Tumors: A New Insight

Using advanced new microscopy techniques in concert with sophisticated transgenic technologies, scientists at The Wistar Institute have for the first time…

Physics & Astronomy

NGC 1316: Two Supernova Explosions in Five Months

Large galaxies typically play host to three supernovas per century. Galaxy NGC 1316 has had two supernovas in less than five months, and a total of four…

Health & Medicine

New Target for Asthma Treatment Discovered by Scientists

Their findings, scientists say, could lead to the identification of a new treatment “target” to help the estimated 17 million asthma sufferers in the United…

Environmental Conservation

Extraordinary Life Discovered at Deep-Sea Gas Seeps

An international team led by scientists from the United States and New Zealand have observed, for the first time, the bizarre deep-sea communities living…

Earth Sciences

Nevada’s Seismological Lab Ranks Among Top 10 for Earthquakes

For many years, John Anderson, director of the Nevada Seismological Laboratory at the University of Nevada, Reno, has been telling citizens, reporters and…

Life & Chemistry

Study Confirms No Link Between Kawasaki Disease and New Virus

A newly described virus is not a cause of Kawasaki disease, according to an article by a group of researchers in Denver, Colorado. Their article appears in the…

Life & Chemistry

Dragonfly's metabolic disease provides clues about human obesity

The discovery expands the known taxonomic breadth of metabolic disease and suggests that the study of microbes found in human intestines may provide a greater…

Physics & Astronomy

World’s Largest Superconducting Magnet Powers Up Successfully

The largest superconducting magnet ever built has successfully been powered up to its operating conditions at the first attempt. Called the Barrel Toroid…

Business and Finance

Student Achievement and Economic Growth: A Closer Look

However, a thought-provoking new study from the American Journal of Education challenges the perceived causal links between educational achievement and…

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