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Health & MedicineBaby-cam captures an infant’s world
What do babies see all day? Faces. Lots of faces.
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Quantum PhysicsBell’s math showed that quantum weirdness rang true
50 years ago, John Bell proved a theorem that led the way to establishing the weirdness of quantum physics.
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LifeCheetahs, but not wild dogs, manage to live with lions
One conservation tenet says that cheetahs can’t survive when lions are around, but it’s wild dogs that disappeared in one lion-dense area of the Serengeti.
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AnimalsThat stinky gorilla may be trying to say something
Scientists have found the first evidence of wild gorillas communicating by scent.
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GeneticsTop genomes of 2013
Scientists continue to decode the genetic blueprints of the planet’s myriad flora and fauna.
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Materials ScienceNanotube whiskers could aid robot-human interaction
Tiny hairlike sensors made from nanomaterials are more sensitive than existing devices to detect tiny pressures.
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PsychologyAdults with autism are left to navigate a jarring world
Researchers are beginning to study ways to help adults with autism navigate independently, get jobs and find friendship.
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AnimalsWindows may kill up to 988 million birds a year in the United States
Single-family homes and low-rise buildings do much more damage than skyscrapers.
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LifeDrug candidate takes new aim at MERS
An experimental drug that shuts down construction of virus-making factories could become a new weapon against MERS.
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AnimalsBird dropping disguise proves to be effective camouflage
Several species of spiders and other animals mimic bird poop.
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AnthropologyTeen’s skeleton ties New World settlers to Native Americans
Underwater cave discovery in Mexico shows genetic range of New World’s ancient Asian colonists.
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NeuroscienceMapping aggression circuits in the brain
Using optogenetics and other techniques, scientists are tracing connections to and from the brain’s aggression command center.
By Susan Gaidos