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On 20 October, the BepiColombo spacecraft will begin a 7-year journey to Mercury, where it will orbit and investigate the many mysteries Mercury
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Making the Church Taller

Scientific American - 18 Oct 2018 18:00
Making the Church Taller We should not accept our notions of reality as given, but always make them better --
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Scientists find unusual behavior in topological material Argonne scientists have identified a new class of topological materials made by inserting transition metal atoms into the atomic lattice of a well-known two-dimensional material.
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Will Tech Make Insurance Obsolete in the Future?

Singularity Hub - 18 Oct 2018 17:00
Will Tech Make Insurance Obsolete in the Future? We profit from it, we fear it, and we find it impossibly hard to quantify: risk. While not the sexiest of industries, insurance can be a life-saving protector, pooling everyone's premiums to safeguard against some of our...
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Baby Names Show Enormous Gender Gap

Live Science - 18 Oct 2018 14:08
Baby Names Show Enormous Gender Gap Baby boys get aggressive names, while girls get names associated with beauty and pampering.
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(University of California - Berkeley) Bacteria and Archaea have developed many types of CRISPR-Cas systems to protect themselves from viruses. A search through metagenomic databases of microbes, many of them uncultivatab...
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Comprehensive genetic testing of tumors and non-cancerous tissue from pediatric cancer patients is a feasible and clinically useful approach that can guide patient care, according to new findings.
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In this first study to examine social media editor roles at medical journals, researchers found that while medical journals are using social media more to extend the reach of new research, the responsibilities and measur...
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The embryonic stem cells that form facial features, called neural crest cells, use an unexpected mechanism of moving from the back of the head to the front to populate the face, finds a new study.
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A team of researchers has developed three-dimensional (3D) human tissue culture models for the central nervous system that mimic structural and functional features of the brain and demonstrate neural activity sustained o...
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Nanocages in the lab and in the computer: How DNA-based dendrimers transport nanoparticles How to create nanocages, i.e., robust and stable objects with regular voids and tunable properties? Short segments of DNA molecules are perfect candidates for the controllable design of novel complex structures. Physicis...
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Bug guts shed light on Central America Chagas disease

Science Daily - 18 Oct 2018 20:11
In Central America, Chagas disease, or American trypanosomiasis, is spread by the 'kissing bug' Triatoma dimidiata. By collecting DNA from the guts of these bugs, researchers reporting in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases...
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New research suggests that higher-level brain functions have a major role in losing weight. In a study among 24 participants at a weight-loss clinic, those who achieved greatest success in terms of weight loss demonstrat...
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Expanding the optogenetics toolkit

Science Daily - 18 Oct 2018 20:10
A new molecular engineering technique has the potential to double the number of light-sensitive proteins available for studying brain circuits.
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MS genes formerly missing-in-action have been found

Science Daily - 18 Oct 2018 20:10
Scientists have cracked a tough nut in multiple sclerosis: where are all the genes?
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Making gene therapy delivery safer and more efficient

Science Daily - 18 Oct 2018 20:10
Making gene therapy delivery safer and more efficient Viral vectors used to deliver gene therapies undergo spontaneous changes during manufacturing which affects their structure and function. As gene therapy approaches become more common for treating disease, managing consi...
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Researchers have shown that astrocytes -- long-overlooked supportive cells in the brain -- help to enable the brain's plasticity, a new role for astrocytes that was not previously known. The findings could point to ways ...
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Personal electronic devices are a growing source of the world's electronic waste. Many of these products use nanomaterials, but little is known about how nanoparticles interact with the environment. Now chemists have dis...
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Researchers have discovered a potentially new approach to deliver therapeutics more effectively to the brain. The research could have implications for the treatment of a wide range of diseases, including Alzheimer's, Par...
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Pushing the extra cold frontiers of superconducting science Measuring the properties of superconducting materials in magnetic fields at close to absolute zero temperatures is difficult, but necessary to understand their quantum properties. How cold? Lower than 0.05 Kelvin (-272°...
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Sensory Perception is Not A One Way Street

Neuroscience News - 18 Oct 2018 20:15
Researchers decipher the pathways by which the brain alters its own perception of the outside world.
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Bee Study Links Genes to Social Behaviors, Including Autism

Neuroscience News - 18 Oct 2018 20:09
Bees are helping researchers to uncover genes responsible for social behaviors, including social deficits associated with ASD. Researchers have identified 200 new gene variations linked to social behaviors, with 21 clust...
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