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(NACE International) Northern Canada's permafrost and semi-permafrost environment poses a challenge for designing and building buried oil and gas pipelines. Natural Resource Canada researchers explored and evaluated the ...
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US participation in the Higgs discovery

Symmetry Magazine - 1 Oct 2013 22:19
The search for the Higgs at experiments at the Large Hadron Collider was an international effort involving thousands of people, with physicists and engineers from US institutions playing a significant role throughout. In...
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The Most Complete Guide To Beer Ever [Infographic]

Popular Science - 1 Oct 2013 22:00
The Magnificent Multitude of Beer Pop Chart Lab The artists at Pop Chart Lab, who've created gorgeous visualizations of everything from classic Nintendo games to bicycles, are tackling beer. A lot of beer. The Magnificen...
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Researchers created and validated a risk score called renal risk index based upon the liver transplant recipient's characteristics at the time of transplant to predict the post- transplant end-stage renal disease.
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Making health care insurance more affordable is one key goal of the Affordable Care Act. A new study finds that out-of-pocket medical expenses will decline for most consumers who become newly insured or change their sour...
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New tuberculosis vaccine developed

Science Daily - 1 Oct 2013 21:10
A new vaccine has been developed to act as a booster to Bacille Calmette Guerin (BCG), currently the only TB vaccine available. BCG was developed in the 1920s and has been used worldwide. The new "booster" would reactiva...
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The discovery of genetic differences affecting up to a third of the population could take the guess work out of prescribing the correct dose of 25 percent of drugs currently on the market, researchers say.
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It may not 'get better' for bisexual teens

Science Daily - 1 Oct 2013 21:10
A new study finds that bisexual teens may be at risk for suicide even into young adulthood.
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Scientific data suggest that a woman reduces her risk of breast cancer by breastfeeding, having multiple children and giving birth at a younger age. A study recently published indicates that women of Mexican descent may ...
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A black hole sprouting hair sounds like the stuff of nightmares, but this bizarre metaphor could open a window beyond the traditional picture of the universe     
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A team of researchers investigated possible adverse health effects on bone tissue from drinking fluoridated water. With nearly half a million individuals participating in this study, this is believed to be one of the lar...
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Genes associated with unhealthy liver function

Science Daily - 1 Oct 2013 20:13
A groundbreaking study of nearly 2,300 extremely obese diabetes patients has identified genes associated with unhealthy liver function. This is believed to be the nation's first large-scale genome-wide association study ...
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Product testing to foster care system

Science Daily - 1 Oct 2013 20:13
Ever since cruise lines first began building mock suites for passengers to try out before installing the rooms on ocean liners in the 1940s, businesses have been devising trial runs for a small number of consumers to tes...
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You may be able to eat all of the ice cream you want after having your tonsils removed, but researchers at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit say you don't necessarily need a prescription to reduce post-operative pain - an o...
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This Rifle Shoots Lasers

Popular Science - 1 Oct 2013 20:00
Sometimes, a fancy new cutting tool just needs that special human touch. TWI, a British company with a long history of welding innovation, recently added a pistol grip to a 5-kilowatt industrial cutting tool. Scary as th...
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Jellyfish Shut Down Massive Nuclear Power Plant

Popular Science - 1 Oct 2013 19:30
Moon Jellyfish In southeastern Sweden, the three reactors that make up the Oskarshamn nuclear power plant provide about a 10th of the nation's total power. One of the three reactors is the largest of its type in the worl...
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Roughly 800,000 "non-essential" government workers, including many key scientific and medical providers, are at home without pay     
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Researchers have identified the mechanism that plays "traffic cop" in meiosis. Their findings shed new light on fertility and may lead to greater understanding of the factors that lead to birth defects.
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A potentially pathogenic fungus has found a home living in extreme conditions in some of the most common household appliances, researchers have found. Scientists have shown that these sites make perfect habitats for extr...
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New process to create artificial cell membranes

Science Daily - 1 Oct 2013 19:12
The membranes surrounding and inside cells are involved in every aspect of biological function. They separate the cell's various metabolic functions, compartmentalize the genetic material, and drive evolution by separati...
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Loline alkaloids protect plants from attack by insects and have other interesting features that have yet to be studied in detail. Chemists have developed a method for the effective synthesis of these compounds, which wil...
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Curiosity NASA [UPDATE: Hooray! Curiosity will keep running after all. Although a NASA spokesperson had said the rover would be moved into safe mode and stop gathering data, a spokesperson with the Jet Propulsion Laborat...
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