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Filled: 4 New Elements Max Out The Periodic Table Seventh Row

Filled: 4 New Elements Max Out The Periodic Table Seventh Row

Four new elements that have been added to the periodic table, completing its seventh row, according to the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). Now comes the fun part - picking…
Gender Gap Lower In Western Nations But Self-Esteem Issue Caused By It Is Greater

Gender Gap Lower In Western Nations But Self-Esteem Issue Caused By It Is Greater

People tend to gain in self-esteem as they grow older but in Western industrialized  nations the self-esteem gender gap is more pronounced - though the actual gender gap in all ways is lower in…
Tiefer See: Traces Of Islandic Volcanoes In A German Lake

Tiefer See: Traces Of Islandic Volcanoes In A German Lake

Traces of volcanic ash originating from islandic volcanoes have been found in the sediments of Laker Tiefer See in the Nossentiner-Schwinzer Heide natural park in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. An…
Coulomb Blockade In Organic Conductors Found, A World First

Coulomb Blockade In Organic Conductors Found, A World First

Generally, organic conductors has disorder structures so charge transfers from one place with high conductivity to another place with high conductivity. In such occasions, Coulomb blockade of charge…
Adjustable Adhesion Power: What Fakirs Can Learn From Geckos

Adjustable Adhesion Power: What Fakirs Can Learn From Geckos

Imagine a new type of tyres whose structure has been designed to have greater adhesion on the road. Quite a timely discussion during the long winter nights. French physicists have now developed a…
Ugly Consumer: We Don't Want To Know If Our Tablet Was Made With Child Labor

Ugly Consumer: We Don't Want To Know If Our Tablet Was Made With Child Labor

No one wants to knowingly buy products made with child labor or that harm the environment and that may be why few people want to know if their favorite products were made ethically. Even beyond that…
Jazz And Blues: Emotional Expression Affects Brain Creativity Network In Musicians

Jazz And Blues: Emotional Expression Affects Brain Creativity Network In Musicians

Over the past decade, neuroimaging studies, basically taking snapshots of neural circuitry as behavior occurs and mapping cause to effect, have sought to identify components of a neural circuit that…
Scientists 're-engineer' Behavior In Ants By Turning On Genes In The Brain

Scientists 're-engineer' Behavior In Ants By Turning On Genes In The Brain

Certain threats -- such as starvation or an attack by enemies -- turn on genes in carpenter ants that change their behavior in ways that help their colony survive, according to a study co-authored by…
Foolproof Diet: Eat When You're Hungry, Stop When You're Not

Foolproof Diet: Eat When You're Hungry, Stop When You're Not

America has led the way in achieving something that was once believed to be science fiction: For the first time in history, poor people can afford to be fat.  But because that is a new…
Financial Burden Of Cancer Survivorship Varies By Age, Cancer Site

Financial Burden Of Cancer Survivorship Varies By Age, Cancer Site

Atlanta -- Dec. 26, 2016 -- Survivors of cancer pay thousands of dollars in excess medical expenditures every year, with the excess financial burden varying by age and cancer site, according to a new…

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