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The first three-dimensional invisibility cloaks hide objects under stacked polymer rods. Full Story Science/AAAS
- Farming's rise cultivated fair deals A cross-cultural study suggests that the spread of farming unleashed a revolution in concepts of fairness and punishment. Read the full story. | Mar 18th 2010 Found in: Anthropology, Humans and Psychology
- Next on CSI: Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy The modification of a powerful chemical analysis technique could make it the gold standard in detecting trace substances. Read the full story. | Mar 18th 2010 Found in: Matter & Energy, Molecules and Science & Society
- Physicists observe quantum properties in the world of objects A demonstration marries the world of the very small with the everyday, opening new realms for quantum computing and other applications. Read the full story. | Mar 17th 2010 Found in: Materials Science and Physics
- Intel Science Talent Search spotlights America's whiz kids Top winner of the enduring high school science competition takes 2010 prize for work on a space navigation system. Read the full story. | Mar 17th 2010 Found in: Science & Society
- Methane-making microbes thrive under the ice Antarctica’s ice sheets could hide vast quantities of the greenhouse gas, churned out by a buried ecosystem. Read the full story. | Mar 16th 2010 Found in: Chemistry, Climate Change, Environment and Life
- To catch a thief, follow his filthy hands Bacteria from a person’s hands may provide a new type of fingerprint. Read the full story. | Mar 15th 2010 Found in: Body & Brain, Genes & Cells and Life
- Chemists pin down poppy's tricks for making morphine Scientists have figured out two of the final key steps in the chain of chemical reactions that the opium poppy uses to synthesize morphine, suggesting possible signaling strategies for new ways of making the drug and its cousin painkillers. Read the full story. | Mar 14th 2010 Found in: Botany, Chemistry, Genes & Cells, Molecules and Science & Society
- One key to teaching toddlers with TV: trickery Kids under 3 can learn from educational videos if they believe what they’re seeing is real. Read the full story. | Mar 12th 2010 Found in: Humans and Psychology
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| Magnetic flows and sunspot lows Satellite observations could improve forecasts of future solar cycles | Lopsided stellar disks help black holes guzzle gas Theorists find new recipe for feeding the supermassive centers of galaxies | Pluto blushes red Newly released images show mysterious color change | ||
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Cosmic telephoto lens shows intense, early star formation
3.21.10 - Recently discovered galaxy gives detailed view of stellar birth in the young universe Found in: Atom & Cosmos
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There are rules in fiddler crab fight club
3.19.10 - When conditions are right, territorial crustaceans will go to bat for their rivals Found in: Life
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Fossilized poop bears tooth marks
3.19.10 - Shark-bitten fecal matter probably came from assault on ancient croc Found in: Earth, Life, Paleobiology and Paleontology
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Superchilly chemistry
3.18.10 - New theory and experiments show how molecules react in an ultracold system Found in: Matter & Energy
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How to hide a bump with some logs
3.18.10 - Physicists design an invisibility cloak that works from multiple points of view Found in: Matter & Energy
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Ice drilling nets shrimpy surprise
3.17.10 - Underwater camera captures an Antarctic crustacean Found in: Earth, Environment and Life
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Body heat may draw particles into breathing range
3.17.10 - Computer simulations suggest thermal plumes may trap infectious particles near the head Found in: Matter & Energy
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Who reined the dogs in
3.17.10 - New genetic data reveals Fido likely originated in the Middle East Found in: Genes & Cells and Life
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This exoplanet is so cool
3.17.10 - Satellite finds first temperate planet outside solar system that can be studied in detail Found in: Atom & Cosmos
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Big or small, financial bubbles burst alike
3.16.10 - Even when they inflate and collapse in milliseconds, the same rules apply Found in: Numbers, Physics and Science & Society
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Experimental blood pressure drug takes natural approach
3.16.10 - Dual-acting compound tests well in large group of people with mild to moderate hypertension Found in: Body & Brain
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Spacecraft takes express tour of Martian moon
3.15.10 - New images and gravity data reveal details of Phobos Found in: Atom & Cosmos
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