Antiretroviral Drugs Can Prevent HIV in Men Who Have Sex With Men, Study Shows
Stem Cells from Amniotic Fluid: Reprogrammed Amniotic Fluid Cells Can Generate All Types of Body Cells
Early Universe Was a Liquid, Nuclei Collisions at the Large Hadron Collider Show
Brightest ever 'starburst' spotted in space after two huge galaxies collide
Revolutionary stem cells treatment that could cure blindness to be tested on humans for the first time
The glue made from genetically-modified bacteria that can knit cracks in concrete back together
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11/23/10
les nouvelles
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11/23/2010 04:42:00 PM
Tags: cell biology, evolution, HIV, material science, microbiology, physics, public health, regenerative medicine, stem cells, universe
11/13/10
les nouvelles
Mind Is a Frequent, but Not Happy, Wanderer: People Spend Nearly Half Their Waking Hours Thinking About What Isn’t Going on Around Them
New Forms of Highly Efficient, Flexible Nanogenerator Technology
Decisions Made by Communities of Bacteria Trump Game Theory
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11/13/2010 01:10:00 PM
Tags: material science, microbiology, nanotechnology, psychology
3/11/10
les nouvelles
Help Us Review Google Maps for Bikes
Disease Cause Is Pinpointed With Genome
Mysterious Cosmic 'Dark Flow' Tracked Deeper Into Universe
Deceptive Model: Stem Cells of Humans and Mice Differ More Strongly Than Suspected
Quantum Dots Spotlight DNA-Repair Proteins in Motion
Boost for Technology: Huge Step Toward Mass Production of Coveted Form of Carbon
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3/11/2010 06:56:00 PM
Tags: biotech, cell biology, dark matter, disease, dna, genetics, google.com, internet, material science, space, stem cells, technology
12/16/09
les nouvelles
UPDATE 1-Gene maps to transform scientists' work on cancer: Studies map entire genomes of two cancers
Synthetic platelets quickly stem bleeding: Synthetic blood platelets injected into patients at the scene of a traumatic injury can speed up blood clotting and stem internal bleeding, U.S. researchers reported on Wednesday.
Stem-Cell Activators Switch Function, Repress Mature Cells
Injured Vet Receives Transplanted Pancreas Grown From a Few Cells
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12/16/2009 03:44:00 PM
Tags: biotech, blood, cancer, cell biology, genomic medicine, material science, regenerative medicine, stem cells
8/20/09
les nouvelles
Rocket Booster: Let The Private Sector Help NASA
Deep Sea Worms Release Glow-Bombs When Disturbed
Scientists make bendable, transparent LEDs—without organics
Life Expectancy Still Heading Higher
U.S. Life Expectancy Rose By More Than a Year From 1997 to 2007
Porn studios denounced for not requiring condoms
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8/20/2009 07:42:00 PM
Tags: biodiversity, economy, HIV, life extension, material science, nasa, safe sex, singularity, space travel
7/16/09
les nouvelles
NASA studies unusual foam loss from shuttle tank
Senate Confirms New NASA Administrator
How spaceflight sparks spinoffs: Enriched baby formula, athletic fabrics, GPS systems all tied to NASA
The 12 Moonwalkers: Where Are They Now? On 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11's Launch, Looking Back at the Lunar Astronauts
Buzz Aldrin, First Man (to Pee) on the Moon, Sounds Off
Scientists yesterday announced they are to add a 'super heavy' element, called Copernicium, to the table.
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7/16/2009 05:53:00 PM
Tags: chemistry, material science, nasa, space, space travel
7/14/09
les nouvelles
SpaceX achieved another milestone for private space travel on Monday by carrying a satellite into orbit. It's hoped that the commercial operation may eventually be capable of carrying astronauts and cargo to the international space station, helping to fill the void after the U.S. shuttles go out of service. SpaceX may also pave the way for space tourism.
A Pseudo-Trip to Mars Ends, Bringing a Real One Closer
NASA aiming for Wednesday shuttle launch, try 6
Healthy Diet, Exercise Keeps Mind Sharp As You Age
UK health booklet's message: Teen sex can be fun
Now they teach you in school that you should be having at least one orgasm a day, and that sex can be fun and safe. Wish someone taught that to me when I was in school!
Swearing can make you feel better, lessen pain
New wonder material, one-atom thick, has scientists abuzz
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7/14/2009 03:40:00 PM
Tags: gerontology, health, material science, nasa, psychology, sexual health, space, space travel, teenage sexuality
6/6/09
les nouvelles
MOSCOW, June 6 (UPI) -- Two astronauts on the International Space Station tested new Russian-made suits during five hours of work on the docking system, station officials said.
Revealed: The fossil treasure chest that was home to 'missing link' Ida
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6/06/2009 05:36:00 PM
Tags: evolution, evolutionary biology, material science, space, space travel
4/24/09
les nouvelles
NASA retargets Atlantis launch for May 11
'Green jobs' at heart of Obama's Earth Day push on energy
Geocities to close after 15 years of aesthetic "awesomeness"
Geocities was created in 1994 as an easy way for people to create a Web presence. Fifteen years later, Yahoo has decided to close the doors on the iconic webpage service. Ars reminisces upon the good times of Geocities.
I loved geocities! my page is at geocities.com/teenslutsxxx
The world's first electric car... built by a British inventor in 1884
Scientists create super strong spider silk... using metal
Seeing red: The cloned puppy that glows in the dark
The dogs are transgenic animals, which means their genetic code has been deliberately modified rather than mutating naturally.
-> This is not an issue, because all of these genes already exist in the first place.
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4/24/2009 01:32:00 PM
Tags: economy, electricity, genetics, green, internet, material science, nasa, politics, space
4/11/09
les vielles nouvelles
What if you had a special kind of fat in your body that burned calories instead of storing them -- and it could be activated simply by spending time in the cold? According to three preliminary studies published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine, you probably do.
In search of Lithium: The battle for the 3rd element
Men look away: Oral sex REALLY does cause some throat cancers
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4/11/2009 01:31:00 PM
Tags: global warming, green, health, hpv, material science, public health, research, safe sex
3/26/09
no news is good news
Male circumcision, already shown to reduce the incidence of H.I.V. infection in men, also reduces transmission of both herpes simplex virus Type 2 and human papilloma virus, a new study has found.
I have nothing nice to say about circumcision. It ruins lives, myself included.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas science teachers will no longer be required to teach weaknesses of scientific theory, including evolution, under new curriculum standards tentatively adopted by the State Board of Education on Thursday.
The whole world has nothing nothing nice to say about tex-ass... myself especially. I think it's where people go to rebecome monkeys.
Sting Operation Exposes Gaps in Oversight of Human Experiments
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3/26/2009 07:03:00 PM
Tags: bioethics, education, evolution, experiments, HIV, hpv, material science, public health, sex
3/12/09
news
prosthetic eye camera
The plastic that repairs itself in the sun within half an hour
Astronauts forced to take refuge in escape pod after International Space Station comes under attack from junk
Nasa shuttle launch delayed due to 'potentially catastrophic gas leak'
I'll never forget the project that I did in 4th grade, in 1994, about space garbage...
Artificial life could be created ‘within five years’, researchers claimed.
Laboratories across the world are closing in on a second genesis - an achievement that would be one of the greatest scientific breakthroughs of all time.
I'm seriously on the edge of my seat when it comes to synthetic lyfe... It really is one of the main things left to do... that and the life in other areas of the universe... and the equation for the universe...
Army of robots inspected at defence exhibition
It's such a tragedy that one of the main reasons robotic technology evolves is because of the large portion of money shuffled into defense spending... world peace would be cheaper for everyone.
Scientists develop mobile phone battery that can be charged in just 10 seconds
Politicians have failed to take on board the severe consequences of failing to cut world carbon emissions, according to Nicholas Stern, the economist commissioned by Gordon Brown to analyse the impact of climate change.
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3/12/2009 07:34:00 PM
Tags: biotech, evolution, global warming, material science, space, space travel, synthetic life, technology
12/16/08
news
Saturn's largest moon has 'active ice volcanoes'
-> never heard of cryovolcanoes before! :)
Scientists discover the gene that makes some drinkers violent
Make room for the remarkable folding car which takes up a quarter of a single parking space
Step aside, keyboards, laptops, and 9-to-5 jobs. A survey of more than 1,000 Internet activists, journalists, and technologists released Sunday speculates that by 2012, those quaint relics of 20th century life will fade away.
The mobile phone will become the primary means of Internet access across the globe, and DRM will be well on its way out the door by 2020, according to a survey of Internet leaders, activists, and analysts.
UPDATE 1-Genzyme says FDA OKs stem cell transplant drug
Couples are 'madly in love 20 years after they first meet'
Fabric can wipe away toxic chemicals: study
Rich, poor in dispute over rainforest cash
-> last 2 are kind of old, it's from 12/4, but I've always been interested in material science, basically for the construction of super light yet fashionable space suits...
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12/16/2008 05:13:00 AM
Tags: anthropology, drugs, environment, genetics, love, material science, singularity, stem cells, technology
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