Category: News

Everyone has inside of him a piece of good news. The good news is that you don’t know how great you can be! How much you can love! What you can accomplish! And what your potential is! – Anne Frank

No Mod Cons, But a Spectacular View. Where our Human Ancestors Lived

Scientists piece together an early human habitat for the first time...

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What Colour is Your Ark? Global Warming Makes the Wet Wetter, and the Dry Wetter Too

With global warming, not only do the wet places get wetter, but the driest areas get wetter too...

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Feeling Flush? How Collecting Rainwater Could Save You Cash

Drexel research looks at feasibility of rainwater recycling in 4 major US cities...

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Do You Feel Lucky? Overconfidence and Intelligence – The Link

Those who think intelligence is fixed have confidence exceeding their ability...

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How Much Did YOU Save for Your Pension This Week? The Precariat Class Goes Europe-Wide

New report finds Europe-wide shift towards weaker job security and employment support ...

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Here Be Treasure! Newly-Discovered Anglo Saxon Island

Ornate writing tools discovered in a ploughed field lead archaeologists to entire island community...

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Can You Remember These Effects of Long Term Stress?

Long-term stress erodes memory. Study in mice places blame on immune system...

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Is This Thing On? Scientists Propose New Method for Finding Extraterrestrial Life

Researchers suggest a way of searching for weak signals from beyond Earth...

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What Can I Take to Help Me Lose Weight? Oh, That!

Drinking more water associated with numerous dietary benefits, study finds ...

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Chill, Dude! Or Maybe Not. Cannabis Users Have Difficulty Processing Emotions

Colorado State University study points to cannabis' muddling effect on emotion processing ...

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We Can Teach You That Wholesale – Learning By Transcranial Stimulation

Learn how to fly a plane from expert-pilot brainwave patterns ...

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Screw Your Noisy Drone, We’ve Got Electric Bubbles! MIT Make Ultra Lightweight Solar Cell

MIT develop thinnest and lightest solar cells ever ...

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Will Driverless Cars Mean More Congestion?

Driverless cars could increase reliance on roads ...

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Was Medieval France (even partly) Islamic? New Evidence Suggests So

Evidence of likely early medieval Muslim graves found in France ...

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Keep Those Leg-Hinges Smooth and Silky with Knee Botox

Researchers use Botox-like injection to treat runners and cyclists with knee pain ...

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It’s Balls, Not Smears. New Experiment Plots Quantum Surrealism

Scientists succeed at measuring the unmeasurable - demonstrating quantum forces without disturbing them. ...

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The Weird Cause of Obesity You NEVER Imagined

Exposure to air pollution increases the risk of obesity ...

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First Look at the Stretchable nano-scale device That’ll Soon Be in Your Contact Lenses

Researchers create a stretchable nano-scale device to manipulate light...

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Digital Practise Makes Reality Perfect. Yes, motion-controlled video games help you learn.

Motion-controlled video games may improve real world skills ...

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Give Me Fifty, or I’ll Give You Zilch. Workplace wellness gets nasty

Withholding incentives is a more effective motivation than guaranteed rewards, when pushing employees to exercise...

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Fracking Earthquakes are Only the Start – Wait Till You See What it Does to Your Water Supply

Stanford University expert on the health impacts of fossil fuels studies groundwater quality at oil and gas fields...

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Are You Being Servo’d? Cybathlon: The Olympics of Assistive Technologies

A global Olympic-style competition to advance assistive & robotic technologies...

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Smile, Or You’re on Report. How Your Wellness Can Pay For Your Manager’s Ski Trip

How to increase employee wellness and motivation by tying 10% of managerial salary increases to health initiatives...

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If You’d Like Less Brain Volume, Press the Red Button Now.

Neurologists suggest that poor physical fitness in middle age may be linked to a smaller brain size later on....

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Got some spinifex on ya, cock? Bio-Engineering Superthin Condoms

Fibers from the Australian native spinifex grass are being used to improve latex that could be used to make condoms as thin as a human hair without any loss in strength...

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The Celestial Time Capsule is Your Chance to Send a Message into Space

Artistic space odyssey to broadcast people's messages to the stars ...

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Maybe Practise Makes Perfect, But Perfect Makes Enemies.

Everyone hates a know-all. Seeing exemplary peer work can undermine student performance ...

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What do People Think About Climate Engineering? The answer may surprise you

New tool for gauging public opinion reveals skepticism of climate engineering ...

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Could This Be the Invention that Fixes Everything? CO2 as Sustainable Fuel

Carbon dioxide captured from air converted directly to methanol fuel for the first time ...

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Breaking: New Zealand Invaded (by Little Penguins)

New Zealand's little penguins are recent Australian invaders ...

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