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A Discovery Could Prevent The Development Of Brain Tumours In Children

A Discovery Could Prevent The Development Of Brain Tumours In Children

Montréal, October 2, 2014 – Scientists at the IRCM discovered a mechanism that promotes the progression of medulloblastoma, the most common brain tumour found in children. The team, led by Frédéric…
Study: Big-headed Ants Grow Bigger When Faced With Fierce Competitors

Study: Big-headed Ants Grow Bigger When Faced With Fierce Competitors

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — The big-headed ant (Pheidole megacephala) is considered one of the world's worst invasive ant species. As the name implies, its colonies include soldier ants with disproportionately…
Study Of Mountain Lion Energetics Shows The Power Of The Pounce

Study Of Mountain Lion Energetics Shows The Power Of The Pounce

Scientists at the University of California, Santa Cruz, using a new wildlife tracking collar they developed, were able to continuously monitor the movements of mountain lions in the wild and…
Batteries Included: A Solar Cell That Stores Its Own Power

Batteries Included: A Solar Cell That Stores Its Own Power

A new device invented at The Ohio State University is the world's first hybrid solar generator and battery - it solves the problem of finicky solar power generation by having the storage built in.…
Supreme Delay: Why The Nation's Highest Court Puts Off Big Decisions Until The Last Moment

Supreme Delay: Why The Nation's Highest Court Puts Off Big Decisions Until The Last Moment

As the Supreme Court of the United States begins its fall 2014 session this month, it faces decisions on several "blockbuster" cases, including freedom of speech, religious freedoms in prison,…
In-depth Analysis Of Bat Influenza Viruses Concludes They Pose Low Risk To Humans

In-depth Analysis Of Bat Influenza Viruses Concludes They Pose Low Risk To Humans

Zoonosis—transmission of infections from other vertebrates to humans—causes regular and sometimes serious disease outbreaks. Bats are a well-known vertebrate reservoir of viruses like rabies and…
Thermotolerant Yeast Can Provide More Climate-smart Ethanol

Thermotolerant Yeast Can Provide More Climate-smart Ethanol

The yeast has not been gene modified by the researchers; rather, they have used adaptive laboratory evolution to produce it. The method allows new characteristics to be produced without knowing which…
Facebook Will Continue Experimenting On Users Under Closed Guidelines

Facebook Will Continue Experimenting On Users Under Closed Guidelines

In June of this year, Facebook provoked a widespread public outcry after it became known that it had tried to manipulate the emotions of nearly 700,000 of its users as part of a social “experiment…
Twitching In Your Sleep Is More About Mapping The Brain Than Chasing Rabbits

Twitching In Your Sleep Is More About Mapping The Brain Than Chasing Rabbits

Coming to get you. Credit: D Simmonds, CC BY-SA By Mark Blumberg, University of Iowa; Alexandre Tiriac, University of Iowa, and Carlos del Rio Bermudez, University of Iowa In recent years scientists…
Babies' Gut Bacteria Are Mostly Fixed By Time Spent In The Womb

Babies' Gut Bacteria Are Mostly Fixed By Time Spent In The Womb

Your gut bacteria won't change much. Credit: ponchicaBG By Nicholas Ellaby, University of Liverpool From eyes to the gap between the toes, we are covered in bacterial colonies. Between 500 and 1000…

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