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When Under Attack, These Frogs Hatch Themselves
It’s a good thing for frog embryos to be able to hatch early. Suppose there’s…
Technique from biology helps explain the evolution of the American car
A UCLA-led team of researchers has taken a unique approach to explain the way in…
Monkeys Get More Selective With Age
As people get older, they become choosier about how they spend their time and with…
Memory Loss Caused by West Nile Virus Explained
Every year as mosquito season arrives, so does West Nile virus, causing fever in thousands…
UMMS Scientists Use CRISPR To Discover Zika And Dengue Weaknesses
Scientists at UMass Medical School have performed the first CRISPR/Cas9 screen to discover human proteins…
Federal Panel Approves First Use of CRISPR Gene Editing in Humans
A federal biosafety and ethics panel on Tuesday unanimously approved the first study in patients…
Birds Have More Neurons in Their Brains than Mammals, Study Finds
A new study led by Vanderbilt University scientist Dr. Suzana Herculano-Houzel has found that birds…
Using big data, scientists discover biomarkers that could help give cancer patients better survival estimates
People with cancer are often told by their doctors approximately how long they have to…
We Know Where You Live – From Location Data Alone, Even Low-Tech Snoopers Can Identify Twitter Users’ Homes, Workplaces.
Researchers at MIT and Oxford University have shown that the location stamps on just a…
2016 | Emmanuel Didier – Conventions and Quantification – Transdisciplinary Perspectives on Statistics and Classifications
EPIDAPO’s, Emmanuel Didier, has co-edited the Historical Social Research Volume 41, 2016 No.2 “Conventions and…
Where You Are is Who You Are: How Enclosed and Open Spaces Affect Cognition
A recent study suggests that who we are might be more integrated with where we…
How Did Birds Get Their Wings? Bacteria May Provide a Clue, Say Scientists
New research from an international team of evolutionary biologists, led by the University of Oxford,…