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MRI for a quantum simulation

Phys.org - 31 Jul 2014 14:31
MRI for a quantum simulation Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which is the medical application of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, is a powerful diagnostic tool. MRI works by resonantly exciting hydrogen atoms and measuring the relaxation t...
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Explainer: Israel's Iron Dome Anti-Missile System

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 02:19
Explainer: Israel's Iron Dome Anti-Missile System The breakdown of an initial ceasefire between Israeli forces and Hamas last weekend played out to a familiar soundtrack: air-raid sirens and the menacing hiss of incoming rocket fire, followed in many cases by Iron Dome ...
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Remote Canadian Fires Seen from Space (Photo)

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 17:17
Remote Canadian Fires Seen from Space (Photo) Wildfires burn in Canada's Northwest Territories, plaguing residents with smoke and isolating cities. This fire season has been extreme in the Northwest Territory.
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Mysterious Giant Hole In Siberia Investigated By Scientists | Video Scientists have launched an investigation into a giant crater that suddenly appeared in Siberia. Internet speculation on the hole's origins abounds.
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Coral Miles Away Still Show Effects Years After BP Oil Spill Scientists are still assessing the damage to coral communities from the catastrophic 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil in the Gulf of Mexico.
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How the Ebola Outbreak Became Deadliest in History

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 23:19
How the Ebola Outbreak Became Deadliest in History The reasons why the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has grown so large, and why it is happening now, may have to do with the travel patterns of bats across Africa and recent weather patterns in the region, as well as other...
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CDC Warns Against Travel to Ebola-Affected Countries

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 23:00
CDC Warns Against Travel to Ebola-Affected Countries Americans should avoid traveling to the three West African countries experiencing an outbreak of Ebola, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said today.
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Coral Crypt: Photos of Damage from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill The extent of damage from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill may be greater than scientists previously thought. A study of coral communities in the region found evidence of damage more than 13 miles (21 kilometers) awa...
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Tethered Blimps Could Be Legal Alternative to Drones

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 22:33
Tethered Blimps Could Be Legal Alternative to Drones A company that makes tethered blimps for the military is now developing them for commercial uses, from surveillance of bridges and roadways to assistance after natural disasters.
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Chronic Pain Makes Mice Lazy

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 22:05
Chronic Pain Makes Mice Lazy Chronic pain may rewire the brain, leading to decreased motivation even after an individual takes painkillers, a new study in mice finds.
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The factors that contribute to the problem of obesity among Latina immigrants in the U.S.A is the focus of new research. By compiling a systematic review of qualitative studies that focused on food patterns in Latina wom...
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Researchers have explored, within a social context, the drug-use and sexual experiences of young adult (ages 18-32) nonmedical prescription opioid users as they relate to risk for HIV and HCV transmission.
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Implementation of an algorithm aimed to diagnose pediatric patients with suspected appendicitis reduces the utilization of computed tomography scans, without affecting diagnostic accuracy, researchers have found.
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Seafloor-Mapping Airguns May Harm Ocean Animals

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 21:16
Seafloor-Mapping Airguns May Harm Ocean Animals The U.S. Geological Survey plans to map the continental shelf off the East Coast using acoustics, but some environmentalists say marine mammals might be at risk.
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Dinosaurs' 'Shrinkage' Into Birds Explained | Video

Live Science - 31 Jul 2014 21:04
Dinosaurs' 'Shrinkage' Into Birds Explained | Video Arms into feathered wings; bones hollowing out; morphology minimizing: The lineage of modern day birds includes the Tyrannosaurus and the Velociraptor, dating back over 50 million years.
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Comedians Do Everybody Good (Researchers Included)

Scientific American - 31 Jul 2014 21:03
In my perfect world, artist-in-residence is just the beginning. In my perfect world, all researchers and research institutions are paired with a comedian-in-residence. --
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Next rover will pull oxygen from Martian air

New Scientist - 31 Jul 2014 21:03
NASA's Mars 2020 rover will be bristling with new gadgets, including a camera with zoom, an enhanced laser, and equipment for turning CO2 into oxygen
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Ghost of the cloud forest: Seeking the white possum

New Scientist - 31 Jul 2014 21:00
Jo Chandler enters Australia's lost world of species marooned by evolution to meet one of its rarest, a creature uniquely vulnerable to climate change (full text available to subscribers)
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C. difficile vaccine proves safe, 100 percent effective in animal models An experimental vaccine protected 100 percent of animal models against the highly infectious and virulent bacterium, Clostridium difficile, which causes an intestinal disease that kills approximately 30,000 Americans ann...
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Much of the liver's metabolic function is governed by circadian rhythms -- our own body clock -- and researchers have now found two independent mechanisms by which this occurs.
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The 'memory' of starvation is in your genes

Science Daily - 31 Jul 2014 20:58
The 'memory' of starvation is in your genes Epigenetic 'experiments' -- changes resulting from external rather than genetic influences -- suggest that the body's physiological responses to hardship could be inherited, although the underlying mechanism has been a m...
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Insular cortex alterations in mouse models of autism

Science Daily - 31 Jul 2014 20:58
Insular cortex alterations in mouse models of autism The insular cortex is an integral "hub," combining sensory, emotional and cognitive content. Not surprisingly, alterations in insular structure and function have been reported in many psychiatric disorders, such as anxie...
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