Tag: research

House Been Repossessed? Blame Robots

Our findings show that, in this new world of ultrafast robot algorithms, the behavior of the market undergoes a fundamental and abrupt transition to another world where conventional market theories...

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Ker-Schnick! Carbon Nanotube Saw Developed

Science comes one step closer to sci-fi with the development of the carbon-nanotube saw....

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Two-way Killer. Guns Cause Lung Malfunction

Ironic. Fumes from military arms are causing a decline in lung function shortly after firing practice. ...

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The Archive : Obsession, Festivals and Time

There are so many regulations. I think the way the UK is policed these days it would be very difficult to do free festivals...

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What’s in your pee?

Urine analysis using colour, taste and smell (called uroscopy) was one of the primary methods early physicians used to diagnose disease. Even today, millions of chemically based urine tests are...

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Do Pauses in Texting Mean Lies?

We are starting to identify signs given off by individuals that aren't easily tracked by humans...

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Yes, You DO Have More Gravity

This is a world-first effort to portray the gravity field for all countries of our planet with unseen detail...

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Tour de France Riders Live Longer

'data on the long-term outcomes and causes of death in elite endurance cyclists is of particular interest'. That, and performance enhancers.......

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Weight Loss for the Lazy

For preventing weight gain, the intensity of the activity matters more than duration...

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New Element Discovery Confirmed

Lund University researchers discover new, super-heavy element. As yet un-named, expect to see it prefixing the word 'Metal' in record reviews sometime soon....

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Mice on Cocaine

For mice, "learning about the drug" can mean seeking it out to the exclusion of meeting other needs...

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Video Games (Don’t) Cause Violence Shocker

General forms of youth violence were linked with aggressiveness and stress rather than with video game violence...

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Words and Pictures. Which is Which?

Hearing the word for the object that was being suppressed boosted that object into their vision...

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Choons Cause Crashes

Male novice drivers in particular make more frequent and serious mistakes listening to their preferred music than their less aggressive, female counterparts...

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Aerated Poo Equals Enviro-Win

Beetles living in cow pats may reduce emissions of the key greenhouse gas - methane...

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Nanoparticles in Food: The New GM

Nanoparticles enter the food chain. And to think we were all still worried about mere genetic modification....

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Earworm Misery : Incurable Auditory Hallucination

Most patients realize they are hallucinating, and find the music intrusive and occasionally unpleasant. There is no cure....

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Landfill Nation : Reluctance to Recycle

Insight into the psychological processes influencing recycling behavior....

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Fracking Bad News

109 tremors were recorded in Youngstown, Ohio and new research in Geophysical Research-Solid Earth reveals how this may be the result of shale fracking...

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Monstrous Energy – Soft Drinks and Fights

'Children who drank 4 or more soft drinks per day were more than twice as likely to destroy things' ...

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The Killer Bean. Coffee Mortality

Too much coffee will kill you. Not enough and you'll feel like you're dead anyway....

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So Buff. Hypermasculinity and Sports Mags

'Male athletes are rarely, if ever, depicted in sexualized, submissive, objectifying or non-athletic positions in sports magazines.' Until now....

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Mediterranean Diet also Prevents Strokes

Already known for preventing heart disease, the Mediterranean diet is now shown to prevent strokes....

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Fifty Shades of Domestic Abuse

The main characters' relationship in the best-selling novel Fifty Shades of Grey, for example, helps perpetuate the problem of intimate partner violence against women...

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Johnny No-Friends is Mr Niceguy

Children who overestimate their popularity are less likely to be bullies than those who underestimate or hold more accurate assessments of their social standing...

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Avoiding Brain-Damaged Cheerleaders

neurocognitive assessment could be a useful tool to evaluate when cheerleaders with concussion have returned to normalized baseline measures...

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How to Achieve a Well-Balanced Gut

Healthy bio-flow. Or how to have good poos. In the absence of kale-shakes, Trebuchet news reports....

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Sexy Shrooms : Psychoactive Evolutions

Shrooms need family too. New research into the DNA structure and evolution of psychoactive mushrooms....

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Why Bullies Become Businessmen

Greed is good. Research shows anti-social tendencies exist throughout the lives of successful entrepreneurs....

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Shopaholics are Sad

Shopaholics are displaying deeper issues of self-esteem and depression, according to San Francisco scientists...

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