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Reference: What Are Chinook Winds? |
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Reference: Pituitary Gland: Facts, Function & Disease |
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Researchers Probe Viability of Amino Acids in Alien
Environments |
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The History of the 'First 100 Days': How Did Most Presidents
Fare? |
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Physicist Describes 45 Gruesome Ways to Die (or Not) |
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Are Cholesterol, Saturated Fat Less Important to Heart
Disease? |
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New Prostate Cancer Screening Guidelines Don't Go Far Enough
(Op-Ed) |
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Goya's Mystery Illness: Nearly 200 Years Later, Docs Have a
Diagnosis |
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NASA's $200 million Spacesuit Problem Threatens Its Deep-Space
Exploration Plans |
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Malaria on Rise in US as Travelers Return with Disease |
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'Giant Hurricane' on Saturn: 1st Images Back from Cassini's
Epic Ring Dive |
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The Most Interesting Science News Articles of the Week |
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Reference: Hopewell Culture |
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Virgin Galactic Aims to Fly Space Tourists in 2018, CEO Says |
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How Would Just 2 Degrees of Warming Change the Planet? |
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Animal Sex: How Lobsters Do It |
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'Anumeric' People: When Languages Have No Words for Numbers |
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Testosterone makes men less likely to question their impulses |
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Study revises the development, evolutionary origin of the
vertebrate brain |
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Success in the 3-D bioprinting of cartilage |
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Stem cells edited to fight arthritis |
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Solar system: New insights into ring system |
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The world's fastest film camera: When light practically stands
still |
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Intergalactic gas and ripples in the cosmic web |
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Using math to investigate possibility of time travel |
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Ice cave in Transylvania yields window into region's past |
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Resource availability drives person-to-person variations in
microbes living in the body |
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Ocean warming to cancel increased carbon dioxide-driven
productivity |
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Genes that help trout find their way home |
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Innovative 'Smart Scar-Care' pad to create a 'scar-less' world |
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Artificial pancreas benefits young children, trial shows |
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Non-O blood groups associated with higher risk of heart attack |
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Are yearly body exams an answer to rising skin cancer rates? |
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New appetite control mechanism found in brain |
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A little support from their online friends calms test-anxious
students |
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Left-handed people are more likely to have a slender face |
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Overweight/obese people with diabetes at increased risk of
brain abnormalities |
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Symptoms of cystitis probably caused by bacterial infection,
even when tests are negative |
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Antibiotics counteract the beneficial effect of whole grain |
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Primary school children get less active with age, study finds |
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Pregnancy does not increase expectant mothers' melanoma risk |
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Controlling proton conduction with light |
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Discovery of a facile process for hydrogen production using
ammonia as a carrier |
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Environment-friendly textiles from cellulose |
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PowerPoint, LED projector enable new technique for
self-folding origami |
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Hubble's bright shining lizard star |
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Scientists propose mechanism to describe solar eruptions of
all sizes |
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Cassini's first grand finale dive: Milestones |
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'Ageless' silicon throughout Milky Way may indicate a
well-mixed galaxy |
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Mapping the edge of reality |
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Hybrid circuits can increase computational power of
chaos-based systems |
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Ultracold atom waves may shed light on rogue ocean killers |
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No, complex is not complicated--it is rather simple |
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Long-term fate of tropical forests may not be as dire as
believed, says study |
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The ocean detectives |
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Plague bacteria take refuge in amoebae |
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Zika virus persists in the central nervous system and lymph
nodes of rhesus monkeys |
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When bridges collapse: Researchers study whether we're
underestimating risk |
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Modern metabolic science yields better way to calculate indoor
carbon dioxide |
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Mining: Bacteria with Midas touch for efficient gold
processing |
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Fast, low energy, and continuous biofuel extraction from
microalgae |
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Flawed forensic science may be hampering identification of
human remains |
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Discovery in northern lakes may be key to understanding early
life on Earth |
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Headless dinosaur reunited with its skull, one century later |
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Early evidence of Middle Stone Age projectiles found in South
Africa's Sibudu Cave |
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Can early experiences with computers, robots increase STEM
interest among young girls? |
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Staking self-worth on the pursuit of money has negative
psychological consequences |
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Legal marijuana stores lead to increases in property crime |
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Urban Water Atlas for Europe: 360¡ view on water management in
cities |
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When students pay attention in class, their brains are in sync |
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Cognitive skills differ across cultures and generations |
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Children with reading and spelling difficulties lag behind
their peers despite special education |
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How walking benefits the brain |
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Autonomy in the workplace has positive effects on well-being
and job satisfaction, study finds |
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Who are you on social media? New research examines norms of
online personas |
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Policymakers 'flying blind' into the future of work |
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Why we prefer to be fired by an individual than by a committee |
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Diagnosed autism linked to maternal grandmother's smoking in
pregnancy |
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Low-sodium diet might not lower blood pressure |
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Triggering artificial photosynthesis to clean air |
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System can 3-D print an entire building |
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Mastodon discovery shakes up understanding of early humans in
the New World |
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Wax worm caterpillar will eat plastic shopping bags: New
solution to plastic waste? |
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DNA from extinct humans discovered in cave sediments |
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Could Parkinson's disease start in the gut? |
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Virtual humans help aspiring doctors learn empathy |
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Working human forebrain circuits assembled in a lab dish |
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Skin stem cells used to generate new brain cells |
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Thin layers of water hold promise for the energy storage of
the future |
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Engineers investigate a simple, no-bake recipe to make bricks
from Martian soil |
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Illuminating the secret of glow-in-the-dark mushrooms |
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Paleontologists identify new 507-million-year-old sea creature
with can opener-like pincers |
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Powerful Supercomputers Provide New Evidence of Dark Matter |
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Hubble Image of the Week--TYC 3203-450-1 and NGC 7250 |
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Astronomers View Hubble Images of a Gravitationally Lensed
Type Ia Supernova for the First Time |
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NASA's Cassini Views Ithaca Chasma on Tethys |
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Heliosphere May be Much More Compact and Rounded than
Previously Thought |
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NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Completes Final Flyby of Titan |
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New MRO Image Examines Martian Gullies |
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Yale Researchers Reveal Role of INAVA Gene in IBD |
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MIT Engineers Control and Separate Fluids Using Visible Light |
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Astronomers Discover Earth-Mass 'Iceball' Planet
OGLE-2016-BLG-1195Lb |
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Cassini Spacecraft Set to Dive Through the Gap Between Saturn
and Its Rings |
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New NASA Funded Research Opens a Window into Mars' Tumultuous
Past |
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New Research Shows Tick Protein IAFGP Helps Antibiotics Combat
MRSA |
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New MRO HiRISE Image Reveals Windblown Sand in Ganges Chasma |
107 |
Cassini Completes Dive Between Saturn and Its Rings, Back in
Contact with Astronomers |
108 |
Newly Discovered TRAPPIST-1 System Could Spread Life Between
Adjacent Exoplanets |
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MIT Develops a System that Can 3D Print the Basic Structure of
an Entire Building |
110 |
Harvard Astronomers Find Evidence of Shocked Gas in Galaxy
Collisions |
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NASA Putting Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope on Pause,
Need to Review Project |
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UCLA Engineers Develop a New Technique to Control Laser
Polarization |
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