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  1. Environment

    Pregnant women carry fewer traces of flame retardants

    Class of toxins linked to IQ deficits dropped drastically in three years, a new study shows.

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  2. Animals

    The hottest guy guppies stand out in a crowd

    A new study shows that sexy male guppies are the ones who stand out the most, the rarest in the crowd. But what is the rare male effect for?

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  3. Math

    Why Big Data is bad for science

    Big Data is supposed to be a scientific bonanza, but it challenges the capabilities of computer science, statistical tests and perhaps calls for revamping the scientific method itself.

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  4. Math

    Rise of Big Data underscores need for theory

    Big Data can help scientists cope with complex systems, but only with an appreciation of its limits and recognition of the need for theoretical modeling.

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  5. Physics

    Signs of new five-quark particle

    Physicists at a German particle collider unveiled evidence of a new five-quark particle.

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  6. Physics

    Photon Double Whammy: Careening electrons may rev up solar cells

    A newfound cue ball effect in nanometer-scale crystals of a semiconductor compound may lead to highly efficient solar cells made from such nanocrystals.

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  7. Waste Not: Proteins suggest ways to thwart muscle loss

    Researchers have now revealed details of the biochemical signals that drive muscle atrophy.

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  8. Tech

    Groovy Pictures: Extracting sound from images of old audio recordings

    To preserve songs and words on antique vinyl records and wax cylinders, a new scanning technique maps their grooves, then simulates a stylus moving along those contours to extract high-quality sound.

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  9. Humans

    EPA to fine DuPont over ingredient in Teflon

    The Environmental Protection Agency says it may levy a fine surpassing $300 million against DuPont for concealing evidence that it was contaminating the environment with perfluorooctanoic acid.

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  10. Tech

    Quantum dots light up cancer cells in mice

    Brightly fluorescent crystals known as quantum dots have the potential to seek out cancerous cells in the body, a trick that could lead to highly precise cancer screening.

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  11. Navy Seeks New Design for Magnetic Compass

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  12. Lessen Appendix Hazard

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