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... Perugia in 1462. The severe food crisis of this period led to a weakening of the immunesystem with the appearance of numerous chronic ...
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... , the lack of an independent scientific review led the RSPCA to conduct its own review of the current science. The ...
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... by way of science missions to the Moon. It wasn't science led. Carl Sagan, he was interested in the science value of the missions above ...
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... can contend that subconscious sexism in the rating system led men to be overrated and that is why women seemed to do better in actual ...
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A new Pew Research Center survey examining people’s experiences in the workplace and perceptions of fair treatment for women provides just the results you would guess; half of women say they have been subjected to gender discrimination . The survey ...
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A new "raw" trend has made its way into the paper of record for anti-science woo and miracle vegetable fads - the New York Times . Along with articles about astrology and acupuncture, they have now given us a look at the "raw water" craze, which is ...
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... Rosetta spacecraft, to determine its origin and history. Led by Steve Squyres of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, CAESAR would be ... Frontiers portfolio, a series of principal investigator-led planetary science investigations that fall under a development cost cap of ...
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... models involve the existence of "large extra dimensions" (LED). This comes from an idea of the twenties of the last century, of Kaluza ... subspace we live in. In some versions of these LED theories, we should be able to observe some kind of process where a ...
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... in Scottish Journal of Political Economy was led by Dr. Eugenio Zucchelli of Lancaster University and used self-reported ...
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Since writing on intelligence and race, many who know me and that I am capable of Aspergerian levels of critical thought, such as the boss of Science2.0 , cannot understand how I, the quantum relativist unforgiving of any simplification, can be suddenl ...
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