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evidence of impending tipping point for Earth

Earth June 6, 2012

Evidence Suggests that Earth May Be Headed Toward an Irreversible Change in the Biosphere

A new paper by 22 international scientists describes the need for better predictive models based on detailed understandings of how the biosphere reacted in the…


Computer System improves automated monitoring of security cameras

Technology June 6, 2012

New Approach Uses Mathematics to Improve Automated Security Monitoring

In an effort to remove human error and fatigue from security surveillance, researchers at MIT have created a new approaching using mathematics. The system can…


the best shape for cancer-fighting nanoparticles

Biology June 6, 2012

Searching for the Best Shape for Cancer Fighting Nanoparticles

New research shows that disc-shaped nanoparticles created with photolithographic technology will allow researchers to specify the size, shape and surface properties of the nanoparticles, while…


Biology June 6, 2012

Insight on the Evolution of Cocaine Biosynthesis

With little known about how plants produce cocaine, biochemists at the Max Planck institute set out to better understand the process, finding that an enzyme…


electron-density image of a Photosystem II molecular cluster

Science June 6, 2012

Scientists Look to Photosynthesis for Cheaper and More Efficient Fuels

Scientists from the Berkeley Lab and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory are using the Linac Coherent Light Source to research a tiny cluster of molecules that…


dramatic melt-off of Arctic sea ice due to climate change

Science June 6, 2012

Melting Arctic Ice May Lead to Severe Weather Changes

A newly published study from Cornell University scientists suggests that the melting of Arctic sea ice due to climate change can lead to increased odds…


ALS macrophages

Biology June 6, 2012

Immune System Inflammation Triggers Macrophages in ALS Patients

While working with patients with Lou Gehrig’s disease, researchers at UCLA found that inflammation instigated by the immune system in ALS can trigger macrophages to…


the parameters for muon neutrino mixing

Science June 5, 2012

Fermilab Narrows the Gap Between the Masses of Neutrinos and Antineutrinos

MINOS scientists at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory revealed the world’s most precise measurement of the parameter called delta m squared, closing the measured gap…


Change in developmental timing was crucial in evolutionary shift from dinosaurs to birds

Biology June 5, 2012

Evidence Shows that Birds are Essentially Living Dinosaurs

By analyzing fossil evidence from skeletons, eggs, and soft tissue of birdlike dinosaurs and primitive birds, a newly published study from Harvard scientists shows that…


Researchers Uncover Cellular Basis for Age-related Breast Cancer Vulnerability

Biology June 5, 2012

A Step Towards Understanding the Cellular Basis for Age-Related Vulnerability to Breast Cancer

A new study from the Berkeley Lab takes a step forward in the fight against breast cancer, gaining a better understanding of the cellular basis…


microglia-in-brain

Biology June 5, 2012

Microglia Are Crucial to Pruning Neurons During Early Development

Microglia are brain cells, who’s spider-like resting state was somewhat mysterious until Axel Nimmerjahn, biophysicist at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California, began to…


Enriched Xenon Observatory 200 (EXO-200) is a neutrino experiment housed 2,150 feet below ground

Science June 5, 2012

Search for Neutrino Properties at EXO-200 Reveals First Results

While studying neutrino properties and searching for a mechanism called “neutrinoless double-beta decay,” scientists at the Enriched Xenon Observatory 200 found with the highest degree…


photos from the Arc of Venus observed during the planet's 2004 transit

Space June 5, 2012

Arc of Venus May Reveal Secrets about Earth’s Sister Planet

With the Venus transit set to occur, researchers will also be studying the Arc of Venus to better under why our sister planet’s atmosphere evolved…


Science June 5, 2012

USA Trails Latin American and Asian Cities in Climate Change Preparation

A new survey from MIT is the first to systematically investigate the efforts of cities around the globe to adapt to climate change, showing that…


aurora-borealis

Space June 5, 2012

Puzzling Radiation Bursts Recorded in Tree Rings 1,200 Years Ago

1,200 years ago, tree rings recorded an abnormally large radiation burst. It’s even more mysterious since this spike in carbon-14 levels indicates a massive cosmic…


Black hole kicked out of home galaxy

Space June 4, 2012

Black Hole Ejected from Home Galaxy, Moving at 3 Million MPH

Observations from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory suggest that a supermassive black hole is being ejected from its host galaxy at a speed of at least…


image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope shows NGC 7026

Space June 4, 2012

Hubble Views Planetary Nebula NGC 7026

A new image from the Hubble Space Telescope shows the butterfly-shaped cloud of glowing gas and dust that is the wreckage of a star similar…


Faster, More Sensitive Photodetector by Tricking Graphene

Technology June 4, 2012

Graphene Hot Electron Bolometer May Outperform Existing Technologies

By using bilayer graphene, researchers at the University of Maryland developed a new type of hot electron bolometer, which is expected to be sensitive to…


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