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Not Just Genghis Khan - Scythians Show Genetic Blending With Europe 2,000 Years Ago

Single Photon's Noisy Quantum State Amplified, With No Noise

Microorganism Mystery Of Marine Methane Oxidation

Storing Solar Energy As Hydrogen Using Rust And Water

Feynman’s Flowers - A Citizen Science Project To Unlock The Secrets Of Magnetism

Mind Over Manhood: What Men Should Know About Prostate Cancer, But Don't

What Savants, Child Prodigies And Autistics May Share In Common

Replication: How Psychology Can Become Science

Speech Perception And Production - Why We Can Read Our Own Lips Better Than Others

Child Care Providers Can Be Part Of The Solution For Childhood Obesity

Nose-to-Brain Research Of Oxytocin In Autism Spectrum Disorders

Study Demonstrates Benefits Of Pradaxa Are Maintained For Over Four Years

Poor Control Of Anticoagulant Therapy Leads To Increased Adverse Events For Patients With Atrial Fibrillation

A Quantum Kiss Between Nanoparticles That Changes The Color Of Space

Sympatric Predator-Prey Relationships: How Bear Dogs And Giant Cats Coexisted

Stem Cell Therapy No Benefit In Heart Attack Recovery

If You Are Heart Healthy In Middle Age, You Are Likely To Have 14 Extra Years

Zombie Carbon In The Soil Rises Again

Intracranial Probe Is A Pressure Switch Inside The Head

Plasmonic Nanolasers - A Laser The Size Of A Virus Particle

How Rocket Fuel Can Lead To Better Automobile Efficiency

Found: The Climate Change Trigger For Earth's Last Big Freeze

Peptide In Genetically Engineered Mice Mimics 'Good' Cholesterol

No More Batteries: Piezoelectric Pacemaker Powered By The Heart

Solar System Gets A Revised Birth Certificate

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Facial Transplant Donors Can't Really Be Anonymous - And What That Means For Families

As technology continues to advance, it will one day be possible to grow organs and even faces from a patient's own stem cells. Until then there are transplants from donors.

Fruit Flies Have The Cognitive Ability To Learn Sexual Preferences - And Perhaps Transmit Them Culturally

Do Drosophila, commonly called fruit flies, have culture? Culture, lasting changes in a group that cannot be ascribed to genetic or ecological variation, is obviously a human quality, and it may be…

Tree Farts And Ghost Forests A New Target For Climate Change

A new paper finds that greenhouse gas emissions from standing dead trees in coastal wetland forests are not properly accounted for when assessing the environmental impact of so-called "ghost forests."

Fewer Black Men Than Women Vote Democrat And A PNAS Paper Suggests That May Be Because They're In Jail

A new demography paper argues that there is a reason more black women have voted for Democrats than men have since 1980 - more black men are in jail.