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The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching a huge expansion of its Electronics Resurgence Initiative, boosting the... Read More
In the 1850s, a team of botanists venturing into the cloud forest in the Quijos Valley of eastern Ecuador hacked their way through vegetation... Read More
In our everyday lives, things seem to happen in a particular order. Things that happen to us seem to be triggered by earlier events. The... Read More
It's the stuff of nightmares: regaining consciousness while under general anesthesia.But according to a group of doctors in Finland, it may... Read More
Two small pieces of seaweed found by a Chilean scientist on an Antarctic beach set in train research that may transform our understanding of... Read More
Where would you turn if you wanted the best advice about trying a new drug? A doctor with years of specialized training? A website with... Read More
You've been caught snooping around a spooky graveyard with your best friend. The caretaker, a bored old man fond of riddles (and not so fond... Read More
Researchers have embraced CRISPR gene-editing as a method for altering genomes, but some are cautioning that unwanted DNA changes may slip by... Read More
People who have autism, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder may have different challenges, but the ailments might arise from a common set of... Read More
A new hybrid energy-harvesting device may one day replace the need for batteries in certain low-power electronics devices. The new device... Read More
Mysterious radiation emitted from distant corners of the galaxy could finally be explained with efforts to recreate a unique state of matter... Read More
Thousands of miles of buried fiber optic cable in densely populated coastal regions of the United States may soon be inundated by rising... Read More
A team of researchers from the University of Copenhagen, University College London and University of Cambridge have analysed charred food... Read More
A magnetic wire used to snag scarce and hard-to-capture tumor cells could prove to be a swift and effective tactic for early cancer... Read More
There may be more than a quadrillion tons of diamond hidden in the Earth's interior, according to a new study from MIT and other... Read More
Research into the remarkable regenerative powers of worms and the insights they can give into battling diseases could help humans live longer... Read More
In the fall, the World Health Organization will review the revisions to the eleventh “International Statistical Classification of... Read More
We have a good idea of what makes individual cells old. Things like DNA damage, shortened chromosome ends, and a lack of proliferative... Read More
In a loudly bubbling laboratory at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, about 2,800 of the salamanders called axolotls drift in tanks and... Read More
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The Universe, according to cosmologists, is divided into three unequal portions. In the big bargain bin near the exit aisle, you'll find dark energy. Dark energy's job is to push everything apart. There's lots of it, and no one knows why. Then, next to dark energy, on a display shelf, you'll find a smaller amount of dark matter. Regular matter, the stuff you and I can see, is tucked off to the sid Read More
Researchers have embraced CRISPR gene-editing as a method for altering genomes, but some are cautioning that unwanted DNA changes may slip by undetected.The tool can cause large DNA deletions and rearrangements near its target site on the genome, according to a paper published on 16 July in Nature Biotechnology1. Such alterations can muddle the interpretation of experimental results and could comp Read More
