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Mathematical tools help researchers predict when systems are about to change dramatically.Published: 2012-02-08 15:42:49Found in: Environment, Numbers and Science & Society
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The pancreas pumps more insulin in response to the sugar, potentially throwing the body’s energy-storage machinery out of whack.Published: 2012-02-07 13:11:33Found in: Genes & Cells and Molecules -
Tests see no evidence to confirm a bold 2010 claim that some microbes can incorporate the normally toxic element into their cellular machinery. (p. 10)Published: February 25th, 2012; Vol.181 #4Found in: Genes & Cells and Science & Society
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A new way to evaluate molecules offers a finer-grained picture of which ones could become drugs.Published: 2012-01-26 11:00:08Found in: Chemistry and Molecules -
Wealth of high-turnout blowouts in Russia’s 2011 parliamentary contest strongly suggests ballot stuffing, an analysis concludes. (p. 16)Published: February 25th, 2012; Vol.181 #4Found in: Numbers and Science & Society
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Munched by a manipulated microbe, ocean algae readily yield ethanol.Published: 2012-01-19 16:43:50Found in: Chemistry, Molecules and Science & Society -
Take a grainy, blurred image of a formless face or an illegible license plate, and with a few keystrokes the picture sharpens and the killer is caught — if you’re a crime-scene tech on TV. From Harrison Ford in Blade Runner to CSI, Criminal Minds and NCIS, the zoom-and-enhance maneuver has become such a staple of Hollywood dramas that it’s mocked with video montages on YouTube. In real life, of course, no amount of high-techery can disclose data not captured by a camera in the first place. But scientific advances are now gaining ground on fictional forensics. The field known as computat... (p. 22)Published: January 28th, 2012; Vol.181 #2 -
Epidemiologists find that social media can be used to track disease outbreaks as they happen, even in countries with little infrastructure. (p. 16)Published: February 25th, 2012; Vol.181 #4Found in: Science & Society and Technology
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Octopuses adapt to water temperature with tweaks to how genes are copied, not DNA itself. (p. 11)Published: February 11th, 2012; Vol.181 #3Found in: Genes & Cells and Life -
Creatures use their tails to balance during complex maneuvers.Published: 2012-01-05 16:03:26Found in: Life
