- Glaciers Not On Simple, Upward Trend Of Melting
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... calving, became lighter and floated off the bottom, which led to more ice breaking off as the ice was buoyed up by water. The fronts ...
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- Cleft Palate In Fetal Mice Prevented By Treating With Small Molecule
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... that fosters the interdisciplinary collaboration that led to the breakthrough research. "We're putting people together in the sandbox ...
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- Paleontologists Discover Most Primitive Primate Skeleton
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... the University of Winnipeg, Stony Brook University, and led by University of Florida paleontologist Jonathan Bloch reconstructs the ...
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- Fermions Do Not Travel Together: Physicists Demonstrate Expected Effect Of Quantum Theory
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... conditions. Amongst the latter, the same interferences led on the contrary to a "bunching" effect, and thus an increased probability ...
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- Magnetic Explosions In The Distant Universe
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... Observations accumulated over the last decade have led to a consensus that at least some GRBs mark the death throes of a giant ... This theory is called into question by a new study led by Pawan Kumar from the University of Texas. The work has been accepted for ...
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- Master Switches Found For Adult Blood Stem Cells
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... says cancer researcher Curt Civin, M.D., Ph.D., who led the study. The journal account will appear online the week of February 5 in ...
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- How Carbon Dioxide Kept Earth From Being Mars
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... 3.75 billion years ago according to the researchers, led by University of Chicago Assistant Professor Nicolas Dauphas. Co-authors on ...
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- Which Small And Large DNA Variants In Our Genome Matter?
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... which directly affects gene activity. The research was led by scientists from the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, together with ...
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- Mathematics Of Cloaking: New Analysis Improves Methods To Render Objects Invisible
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... of electrical and computer engineering at Duke University, led a team that used a circular cloaking device to successfully bend microwaves ...
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- Compounds Show Significant Promise Against Potential Bioweapon Toxins
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... said Kim Janda, a Scripps Research scientist who led the study. "These small molecules are the first to show efficacy against ...
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