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Pulsars Could Cut Out The Middle Man For Interstellar Travel

Quantum Effects Get Hot When Chemistry Gets Cold

Did Body Hair Evolve To Warm Or Cool Animals?

Synthetic Biology Circuits Get Their Most Complicated Version Yet

Fish Version Of Oxytocin Drives Their Social Behavior, Says Study

Medicare Recipients Overspend By Not Choosing The Cheapest Prescription Plan

Space Travel: Pioneer Anomaly Solved?

Eternal Terror: 100 Million-Year-Old Spider Fossilized In Amber While Attacking A Wasp

Black Silicon Solar Cells Can Absorb Infrared Spectrum And Now Are A Whole Lot More Efficient

Gambler Psychology: Near-Misses Are Frustrating Losses Rather Than Near-Wins

Abrasivity: How Safe Is Your Toothpaste?

Scientists Use Adult Stem Cells To Make Old Muscles Young Again

42 Days No More? Fresh Blood Not Superior, Says Study

Infertility: A Protein's Tale

NA-1: Clinical Trial Shows Neuroprotectant Drug Protects Brain Against Stroke Damage

Pooled Phase III Data Supporting Perampanel Partial Epilepsy Treatment

What Electrical Appliance Will Still Be In Your Home 25 Years From Now?

Gender Analysis Says Women In Science And Technology Low In EU, US Workplace

Evolution Of Publishing From The 1400s On

Governments Set To Tackle International Shark Trade

600 People: Network Effect Of Event Fundraising Revealed

FDA Approval Of Subcutaneous Implantable Defibrillator For Patients At Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Robot Technology Performs Complex Spinal Surgery On 10-Year-old

Robert Bork And Gregory Sidak Discuss Google Antitrust Claims

Natural Gas Declared Unnatural, But Fracking Fuels Global Gas Conversation

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