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3D Printing the Human Heart

Hubble Uncovers a 'Heavy Metal' Exoplanet Shaped Like a Football

TESS Satellite Uncovers Its 'First Nearby Super-Earth'

Mysterious Release of Radioactive Material Uncovered

Aug. 5, 2019 -- What was the role of warfare in Mayan civilization? New evidence from lake sediments around the abandoned city of Witzna indicates that extreme, total warfare was not just an aspect of the late Mayan ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- Researchers have designed a new kind of telescope that is a cheaper, lighter and more powerful option than creating telescopes using ever-larger mirrors. With a fleet of the new space telescopes, ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- A new study found that Weyl semimetals, a class of quantum materials, have bulk quantum states whose electrical properties can be controlled using ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- One of the most exciting discoveries in genome research was that the last common ancestor of all multicellular animals already possessed an extremely complex genome. It has long been unclear whether ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- A new article reveals that adjuvants, chemicals commonly added to pesticides, amplify toxicity affecting mortality rates, flight intensity, colony intensity, and pupae development in honey ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- In this new study, the researchers compared Mankai shake consumption to a yogurt shake equivalent in carbohydrates, protein, lipids, and calories. Following two weeks of monitoring with glucose ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- Bioengineers are studying heart disease with paper-based structures that mimic the layered nature of aortic valves, the tough, flexible tissues that keep blood flowing in one direction only. The ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- Researchers have developed a novel nano-vaccine for melanoma, the most aggressive type of skin cancer. Their approach has so far proven effective in preventing the development of melanoma in mouse ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- The latest iteration of an eye-on-a-chip has a mechanical eyelid to simulate blinking and was used to test an experimental drug for dry eye disease. By incorporating human cells into an engineered ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- Grasshoppers and crickets could provide a growing world population with a substantial portion of the protein it needs. For the first time ever, scientists have explored what kind of feedstuffs might ... read more

Quantum Dots Capture Speciation in Sandplain Fynbos on the West Coast of South Africa

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Paradoxical Survival: Examining the Parrondo Effect Across Biology

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How Some Older Brains Decline Before People Realize It

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Ultrasound Guidance Improves First-Attempt IV Success in IV Access in Children

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Scientists Propose Environmentally Friendly Control Practices for Harmful Tomato Disease

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How Wildfires Trap Carbon for Centuries to Millennia

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Geoengineering Versus a Volcano

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Simple Fluorescent Surfactants Produced for Medicine, Manufacturing

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Raman Spectroscopy Poised to Make Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis Less Invasive

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Shrinking Brain Tumors and Opening the Door for Targeted Cancer Therapies

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It Would Take 50 Million Years to Recover New Zealand's Lost Bird Species

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Lessons of Conventional Imaging Let Scientists See Around Corners

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Google Maps for Tissues

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How Electrons in Transition Metals Get Redistributed

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Sleep Is Essential for Business Leaders Seeking Next Successful Venture

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Twelve Centuries of European Summer Droughts

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Measuring Distances to Remote Celestial Objects and Analyzing Cosmic Clouds

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Patterns of Substance Use and Co-Use by Adolescents

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Rye Is Healthy, Thanks to an Interplay of Microbes

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Spacer Protects Healthy Organs from Radiation Exposure During Particle Therapy

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• Quantum dots capture speciation in sandplain fynbos on the West Coast of South Africa
• Paradoxical Survival: Examining the Parrondo effect across biology
• How some older brains decline before people realize it
• Ultrasound guidance improves first-attempt IV success in IV access in children
• Scientists propose environmentally friendly control practices for harmful tomato disease
• How wildfires trap carbon for centuries to millennia
• Geoengineering versus a volcano
• Simple fluorescent surfactants produced for medicine, manufacturing
• Raman spectroscopy poised to make thyroid cancer diagnosis less invasive
• Shrinking brain tumors and opening the door for targeted cancer therapies
• It would take 50 million years to recover New Zealand's lost bird species
• Lessons of conventional imaging let scientists see around corners
• Google maps for tissues
• How electrons in transition metals get redistributed
• Sleep is essential for business leaders seeking next successful venture
• Twelve centuries of European summer droughts
• Measuring distances to remote celestial objects and analyzing cosmic clouds
• Patterns of substance use and co-use by adolescents
• Rye is healthy, thanks to an interplay of microbes
• Spacer protects healthy organs from radiation exposure during particle therapy
• Long-lasting effects of ironwork on mammal distributions over the last millennium
• 'Stressors' in middle age linked to cognitive decline in older women
• Multiple genes affect risk of asthma, hay fever and eczema
• Researchers find proteins that might restore damaged sound-detecting cells in the ear
• Warning to adults: Children notice everything
• Using quantum dots and a smartphone to find killer bacteria
• Researchers develop a rapid, low-cost method to 3D print microfluidic devices
• Long-term declines in heart disease and stroke deaths are stalling
• Need for anti-rejection drugs in transplant recipients
• Researchers make immunotherapy work for treatment-resistant lymphoma

• Reverse engineering the fireworks of life
• People who eat dark chocolate less likely to be depressed
• Water treatment cuts parasitic roundworm infections affecting 800 million people
• Paradoxical outcomes for Zika-exposed tots
• Turning water into ice in the quantum realm
• Change the bias, change the behavior? Maybe not
• Socially active 60-year-olds face lower dementia risk
• Technique uses magnets, light to control and reconfigure soft robots
• A wearable device so thin and soft you won't even notice it
• Quantum entanglement in chemical reactions? Now there's a way to find out
• Genetic testing motivates behavior changes in families at risk for melanoma
• AI reveals new breast cancer types that respond differently to treatment
• AI could enable accurate screening for atrial fibrillation
• Male black widows piggyback on work of rivals in a desperate attempt to find a mate
• Native bighorn sheep herds retain migratory diversity
• Greening devastates the citrus industry: New research offers a solution
• Music was form of resistance for women during Civil Rights Movement
• Shining (star)light on the search for life
• Knowing where the center of a space is helps inform spatial awareness
• Fearing cougars more than wolves, Yellowstone elk manage threats from both predators
• Model predicts cognitive decline due to Alzheimer's, up to two years out
• Unexpected nut eating by gorillas
• New treatment option shown for heart failure fluid overload
• Machine learning helps predict if storms will cause power outages
• Genes that first enabled plants to grow leaves identified by scientists
• Finding new knowledge in history: Evaluating seven decades of ex situ seed regeneration
• Shared E-scooters aren't always as 'green' as other transport options
• Dizziness of unknown cause may be perception disorder
• Bittersweet truth of how bee-friendly limonoids are made
• 3D miniature livers lead the way to patient-specific drug discovery
• Seabirds are threatened by hazardous chemicals in plastics
• Caterpillars of the peppered moth perceive color through their skin
• Eye imaging technology provides opportunities in biotechnology
• Math: An optimal route on a sub-Riemannian manifold does not make sharp turns
• Hepatitis B: Unusual virus discovered in shrews
• Manufacture of light-activated proteins
• Flu vaccine reduces risk of early death for elderly intensive care patients
• Making a case for returning airships to the skies
• A quarter of the world's population at risk of developing tuberculosis
• Synthesizing single-crystalline hexagonal graphene quantum dots
• When plant roots learned to follow gravity
• Eleven new species of rain frogs discovered in the tropical Andes
• Economic growth benefits wildlife but growing human populations do not
• Newly discovered Labrador fossils give clues about ancient climate
• Way to enhance the sustainability of manufactured soils
• To learn how poison frogs are adapting to warmer temperatures, scientists got crafty
• How microorganisms protect themselves against free radicals

• Cancer without end? Discovery yields fresh insights
• Experimental treatment slows prion disease, extends life of mice
• Supercomputing improves biomass fuel conversion
• Cheater, cheater: Human Behavior Lab studies cheating as innate trait
• Genomic data reveal intense fish harvesting causes rapid evolution
• Blood test is highly accurate at identifying Alzheimer's before symptoms arise
• Fear of more dangerous second Zika, dengue infections unfounded in monkeys
• Improving outcomes for sepsis patients
• Three concepts from complexity could play a big role in social animal research
• New computational method could advance precision medicine
• Simulation technique can predict microstructures of alloy materials used in jet engines -- before they are made
• New vaccine against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) elicits strong immune response
• The curious tale of the cancer 'parasite' that sailed the seas
• New signaling component important for plant symbiosis
• Sudden hearing loss: Update to guideline to improve implementation and awareness
• Storytelling bots learn to punch up their last lines
• Promising new solar-powered path to hydrogen fuel production
• EU agriculture not viable for the future
• Scientists discover immune cell subtype in mice that drives allergic reactions
• How little we know: Experts document the lack of research on youth firearm injury
• Self-sterilizing polymer proves effective against drug-resistant pathogens
• Peering into the soul of the immune system to better fight disease
• Study assesses outcomes for meth users with burn injures