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- A mind for math: A part of the brain associated with making memories may also predict success in learning math
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Web edition: June 3, 2011
Print edition: June 18, 2011; Vol.179 #13 (p. 4)
ATOM & COSMOS
A fireball over Indonesia sent sound waves around the world. Read “News in Brief: Atom & Cosmos.”
MOLECULES
Chemists create a possible pain reliever from crepe jasmine (flowers shown). See “Natural pain-killing chemical synthesized.”
BODY & BRAIN
Bacteria can linger on woodwinds for days. Read “Don’t share that clarinet.”
EARTH
A hot pocket, not a plume, may have formed Hawaii’s island chain. See “Hawaii heat source debated.”
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