Tag: research

Out of Body Robotic Stroking

Neuroscientists reveal a multisensory technique that convinces the patient they're inhabiting another person's body....

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Grizzly Bear Berry Bonanza

'The percentage of fruit in grizzly bear scat in recent years has almost doubled'...

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Food Tastes Better with Rituals

Experiments to investigate how ritualistic behaviors might influence our perception and consumption of various foods...

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Love Drug’s a Dud

Oxytocin appears to be the reason stressful social situations reverberate long past the event...

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So Much For Antioxidants

So, it's a choice between exercise and vegetables then? Bring the pies....

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Rebuilding Ears with Mutant Mouse Research

New research, based on the study of mutant mice, leads to breakthrough in human hearing rehabilitation...

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Break a habit – Live Longer

People who eat during times of stress typically seek the foods they eat out of habit – regardless of how healthy or unhealthy that food is....

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Stop the Voices! Internal Monologues and Health

internal speech makes use of a system that is primarily involved in processing external speech...

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Dogs learn human behaviour

dogs are able to reproduce familiar actions and novel actions after different delays ̶ familiar actions after intervals as long as ten minutes; novel tasks after a delay of one minute...

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Mystic Chemist: The LSD Biography of Albert Hofmann

' a chemist who does not get mystic looking at the wonders of creation that he's researching is not a real chemist' - Albert Hofmann...

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Evolution of fins towards land

Why did animals with limbs win the race to invade land over those with fins? More than just evolution? ...

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Proving life on a thermal level

Korean team shows how to measure the thermal signatures of single cells and assess their biological activity...

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Scabs inspire healthy

Human scabs have become the model for development of an advanced wound dressing material that shows promise for speeding the healing process...

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Pedometers Motivates Heavy Feet

"Pedometers can help motivate people to get up and out more" - say lab bound scientists...

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What Money Can’t Buy – The Moral Limits of Markets [Review]

Like all manifestations of human agency, the market is just a tool, a means of negotiating and managing resources. If the markets can corrupt or wreck havoc, it is because we let them. ...

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Mrs T’s Southern Stuffed Ham

I will be thinking of Maggie when I next have a big ol’ lick...

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Autistic Facial Recognition

Facial Recognition : Some people diagnosed with autism cannot easily recognize faces -- a deficit linked to the impairments in social interactions considered to be the hallmark of the disorder....

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Ocean chemistry too ‘boring’ to support life

UC Riverside-led research team provides the first comprehensive view of early ocean chemistry and its relationship to early organisms....

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Reintroducing the Quantum Drum

mechanical micro-drum used as quantum memory...

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Our Phallus-Shaped Ancestors

Strange phallus-shaped creature provides crucial missing link - discovery pushes fossil record back 200 million years...

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Fat worms confirm biofuel experiment

Fat worms confirm that researchers from Michigan State University have successfully engineered a (biofuel) plant with oily leaves...

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Sugar Coated Stem Cells

Scientists have used sugar-coated scaffolding to move a step closer to the routine use of stem cells in the clinic and unlock their huge potential to cure diseases from Alzheimer's to diabetes....

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Light particles illuminate the vacuum

In a vacuum, there is energy and noise, the existence of which follows the uncertainty principle in quantum mechanics....

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Superbugs and Antibiotic Resistance : Kryptonite Discovered

New Research suggests that superbugs and antibiotic resistance may have a critical weakness, after all....

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Discovery : Two New Mushroom Species

Spanish researchers have headed the discovery of two new mushroom species belonging to the Hydnum genus, a type of fungus commonly used in cooking....

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A Good Kind of Pain

Pain Management | Scientists discover that pain may be experienced as pleasant if something worse has been avoided...

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Kill the flu

Working on the premise that too much of a good thing can be a killer, the scientists have advanced previous researchers' methods of manipulating an enzyme that is key to how influenza replicates and...

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Why sourdough bread resists mold

Sourdough bread resists mold, unlike conventionally leavened bread....

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Fiery Hot Magma

Massive lava flows may have given rise to two distinct rock types on Mercury's surface. But is it Fiery Hot Magma? ...

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City layout key to predicting riots

Developed by researchers at UCL, the model highlights the importance of considering the layout of cities in order for police to suppress disorder as quickly as possible once a riot is in progress....

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