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
GoodnessGenomics & Cell Recycling
11/13/10
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11/13/2010 01:10:00 PM
Tags: material science, microbiology, nanotechnology, psychology
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12/7/09
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First Tourist Spaceship to Be Unveiled by Virgin Today
South Africa to Treat All HIV-Positive Babies
A Life of Its Own: Where will synthetic biology lead us?
Magnetic Nanoparticles To Simultaneously Diagnose, Monitor And Treat
Brain Waves Can 'Write' on a Computer in Early Tests, Researchers Show
Scientists develop pill that could spell an end to straighteners after identifying 'curly hair gene'
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12/07/2009 01:47:00 PM
Tags: Africa, biotech, HIV, nanotechnology, neurotech, singularity, space travel, synthetic life
10/10/09
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Solar homes go for high-tech and practicality
Seeing the Future in 3-D Television
Archaeopteryx may have been more dinosaur than bird
Revealed: Saturn's secret 'doughnut' ring ... big enough to contain one billion Earths
British scientists 'seek and destroy' cancer cells using iron nanoparticles
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10/10/2009 04:31:00 PM
Tags: cancer, evolution, green, molecular biology, nanotechnology, saturn, space, technology, telescopes
10/6/09
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Nobel Awarded for Harnessing Light
Nobel Announcement No Surprise To The T.A. Sciences Team
Nobel Prize for medicine awarded to British-born researcher who showed how enzymes keep us young
IBM using nanotech to read DNA, personalize medicine:
Combining nanotech and microchips, IBM says it's aiming for cheaper, faster DNA sequencing
Health Buzz: Cocaine Vaccine’s Limitations and Other Health News
The severely damaged skull of a Northumberland man involved in a car crash 50 years ago has regenerated itself, a process thought to be rare.
How to watch NASA’s big crash on the moon
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10/06/2009 03:56:00 PM
Tags: biotech, drugs, genetics, life extension, moon, nanotechnology, nobel prize, physics, space, vaccine
4/13/09
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Evidence That Mice Produce Egg Cells After Birth
The End of Private Health Insurance
Why didn't this happen in the 50s? Isn't health care that is availavle to all people the goal? Why does the government want healthcare for everyone now? Health Care for all people will make costs of everything go down, because the public will be healthy. I'm so fucking over insurance scams, why do they run this country?
Microchip that tells the GP if you’ve taken your pills
World's most powerful laser prepares to mimic nuclear reactions at centre of the Sun
Big Foot Britain: The average man's feet have grown a whole size in just five years
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4/13/2009 03:03:00 PM
Tags: biology, drugs, evolution, evolutionary biology, genetics, insurance scams, laser, nanotechnology, public health, technology
4/3/09
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With the help of a common virus, scientists have built a battery that rivals the state-of-the-art rechargeable models now powering personal electronics and hybrid vehicles.
Sleep does more than help us recover from stress and tiredness - it rewires the brain so we can learn more, research suggests
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4/03/2009 02:25:00 PM
Tags: disease, health, nanotechnology, sleep, technology
3/19/09
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Maggots no wonder cure for festering wounds
I saw this on tv... kind of hard to swallow. Interesting that the maggots eat each other as soon as all the dead/dying flesh is gone, and don't burrow into healthy tissue.
AT&T to sell iPhone without two-year commitment
Schools of robofish to sniff out pollution in the Thames
New 'muscle gel' that's tougher than steel could help scientists create super-strength robots
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3/19/2009 06:50:00 PM
Tags: communication, green, insects, nanotechnology, pollution, public health, robot, singularity, technology
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