Chimpanzees spontaneously dance to music
A pair of researchers at Kyoto University has found that chimpanzees will spontaneously dance to music. In their paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Yuko Hattori and Masaki Tomonaga describe observing spontaneous dancing in chimps and how one chimp behaved when tested on dancing tendencies.
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Kvindelige ingeniører har lønefterslæb fra dag 1
PLUS. Nyuddannede kvindelige ingeniører får væsentligt mindre i startløn end deres mandlige studiekammerater: »At tale løn er angstprovokerende.«
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VIDEO Slik og 'Alene hjemme': Det er godt for din hjerne at dovne hele juleferien
Du bliver gladere af at putte med kæresten på sofaen og se den samme film for 12. gang.
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Intermittent fasting: live 'fast,' live longer?
For many people, the New Year is a time to adopt new habits as a renewed commitment to personal health. Newly enthusiastic fitness buffs pack into gyms and grocery stores are filled with shoppers eager to try out new diets.
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What NASA's Extraterrestrial Twin Experiment Showed Us
Astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly participated in a year-long experiment — one in space, one on Earth.
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US Administration Wages War Against the True Enemy of the State: LED Lightbulbs – The Department of Energy announced Friday a final determination to keep standards for incandescent lightbulbs as is. By 2035, LEDs should make up 84 percent of all lighting.
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Sweden launches inquiry on how to ban sales of new gasoline and diesel cars and phase-out fossil fuels
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Using A.I. to build a better human | The Age of A.I.
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2020 set to be year of the electric car, say industry analysts, with a wave of new models launching as the world's biggest manufacturers scramble to lower the carbon dioxide emissions of their products.
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Pyka and its autonomous, electric crop-spraying drone land $11M seed round – it can spray about a hundred acres per hour. But the autonomous craft provides improved precision (it flies lower) and safety (no human pulling difficult maneuvers every minute or two).
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Pentagon warns home DNA tests pose 'personal and operational risks' to military members – Some results could affect members' future careers
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Secret plan to flood coal mines and make giant artificial lakes to drought-proof Australia. The New South Wales Government is looking at a plan to flood Hunter Valley coal mines in the hopes of creating water storage lakes.
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Japan's Births Decline To Lowest Number On Record
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How long until hand-held laser weapons?
The military currently is working on ship/vehicle based laser weapons. How long until rifles and pistols? submitted by /u/JudgeDredd1977 [link] [comments]
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Aptera Solar-Charging Electric Vehicle travels 1,000 miles on a single charge
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The Rich History Of Aluminum
Aluminum is the most abundant metal on Earth and used in everything from cars and airplanes to the foil used to wrap Thanksgiving leftovers. But there was a time when it was more valuable than gold.
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Take your vegetable party platter to the next level
Much more appetizing than a pile of plain tomatoes on a plate. (Ilana E. Strauss/) You're having a party, and you realize you've run out of side dishes. You open the fridge. To your horror, you see only a few tomatoes. You're hungry now, and so are your friends, but you don't want to chomp down on plain plants like a goat. No, we humans are civilized, and we like our food not just calorie-rich, b
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Malaria-carrying mosquitoes get a leg up on insecticides
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/d41586-019-03728-5 A chemosensory protein enriched in the legs of malaria-carrying mosquitoes gives them resistance to insecticides used to treat bed nets. This discovery points to the challenges of tackling malaria.
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GDF15 mediates the effects of metformin on body weight and energy balance
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1911-y
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Cortical pattern generation during dexterous movement is input-driven
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1869-9 The complex patterns of activity in motor cortex that control movements such as reach and grasp are dependent on both upstream neuronal activity in the thalamus and the current state of the cortex.
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A GPR174–CCL21 module imparts sexual dimorphism to humoral immunity
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1873-0 Male and female B cells show differing abilities to localize and contribute to germinal centres, in a way that depends on the G-protein-coupled guidance receptor GPR174 and its chemokine ligand CCL21.
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A sensory appendage protein protects malaria vectors from pyrethroids
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1864-1 The leg-enriched sensory appendage protein, SAP2, confers pyrethroid resistance to Anopheles gambiae, through high-affinity binding of pyrethroid insecticides; an observed selective sweep in field mosquitoes mirrors the increasing resistance reported in Africa.
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H2A.Z facilitates licensing and activation of early replication origins
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1877-9 DNA replication in eukaryotes requires the histone variant H2A.Z, which binds the enzyme SUV420H1 to promote the dimethylation of histone H4, in turn recruiting the origin-recognition complex to activate early replication origins.
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Resonant microwave-mediated interactions between distant electron spins
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1867-y Microwave-mediated coupling of electron spins separated by more than 4 mm is demonstrated, suggesting the possibility of using photons at microwave frequencies to create long-range two-qubit gates between distant spins.
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Microbial bile acid metabolites modulate gut RORγ+ regulatory T cell homeostasis
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1865-0 Both dietary and microbial factors influence the composition of the gut bile acid pool, which in turn modulates the frequencies and functionalities of RORγ-expressing colonic FOXP3+ regulatory T cells, contributing to protection from inflammatory colitis.
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Mapping disparities in education across low- and middle-income countries
Nature, Published online: 25 December 2019; doi:10.1038/s41586-019-1872-1 Analyses of the proportions of individuals who have completed key levels of schooling across all low- and middle-income countries from 2000 to 2017 reveal inequalities across countries as well as within populations.
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Researchers identify that mosquitoes can sense toxins through their legs
Researchers at LSTM have identified a completely new mechanism by which mosquitoes that carry malaria are becoming resistant to insecticide.
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In leap for quantum computing, silicon quantum bits establish a long-distance relationship
In an important step forward in the quest to build a quantum computer using silicon-based hardware, researchers at Princeton have succeeded in making possible the exchange of information between two qubits located relatively far apart — about the length of a grain of rice, which is a considerable distance on a computer chip. Connecting two silicon qubits across this distance makes possible new an
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Inputs to the motor cortex make dexterous movements possible in mice
In mice, carrying out dexterous movements like grasping requires patterned input into the motor cortex throughout the whole movement.
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GSK puts faith in AI to make more successful drugs more quickly
Firm is recruiting artificial intelligence specialists and developing new genomics lab GlaxoSmithKline is ramping up its use of artificial intelligence and recruiting 80 AI specialists by the end of 2020 as it turns to cutting-edge computing to develop medicines of the future. However, the UK's largest drugmaker by revenue is struggling to hire enough AI researchers and engineers from areas such
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Black Rhino Born at Michigan Zoo on Christmas Eve
Doppsee, a 12-year-old black rhino, gave birth to her first calf, a rare delivery in captivity for the critically endangered species.
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Researchers identify that mosquitoes can sense toxins through their legs
Researchers at LSTM have identified a completely new mechanism by which mosquitoes that carry malaria are becoming resistant to insecticide.
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Researchers identify that mosquitoes can sense toxins through their legs
Researchers at LSTM have identified a completely new mechanism by which mosquitoes that carry malaria are becoming resistant to insecticide.
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In leap for quantum computing, silicon quantum bits establish a long-distance relationship
Imagine a world where people could only talk to their next-door neighbor, and messages must be passed house to house to reach far destinations.
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The U.S. May Soon Have an Early Warning System for Active Volcanoes
#22 in our top science stories of 2019.
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What's the Difference Between White Fat and Brown Fat?
Our bodies' actually have not one, but two kinds of fat.
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World's biggest beer drinkers | Top 15 Countries that drink the most bee…
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The Machines Are Learning, and So Are the Students – Artificial intelligence is starting to take over repetitive tasks in classrooms, like grading, and is optimizing coursework and revolutionizing the preparation for college entrance exams.
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Media bias and the future of corporations influencing opinion through bias news media.
We're seeing this occur more and more flagrantly where corporations defer to a "news media" company for evidence countering wrong-doing. Corporation A publishes press release denying allegations. Shill media company B spins the press release making it a positive thing for company A. Shill media company B's content is rehosted through several other blogspam sites to gain traction. It's also linked
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Graphene For Water Desalination
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Stairs are no obstacle for flying robovac
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Scientists discover 3 new species of solar power plants in 2019: A year of change for the solar and energy storage industry, as we shifted from deploying pure wattage to making our projects smarter with oversized DC-AC ratios, up to 60% capacity factors, and solar plants that shine only at night
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Human Brain-Like Functions Emerge in Neuromorphic Metallic Nanowire Network
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FDA greenlights AR system that gives surgeons x-ray vision
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The Guardian view on the rise of Christian-nativist populists: a troubling sign of things to come | Editorial
Over the holiday period the Guardian's leader column examines the challenges of the future by fathoming out the present. Today we look at the struggle for the soul of Christianity "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." These words , written by Saint Paul 2,000 years ago, are central to the Christian faith
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Skeptical Science New Research for Week #51, 2019
Are they really suffering? The New York Times this week highlighted a paper looking at academic work habits, Working 9 to 5, not the way to make an academic living: observational analysis of manuscript and peer review , by Barnett, Mewter and Schroter. It won't come as a surprise to anybody with a researcher available for observation to see suspicions confirmed: scientists are "on" year 'round, l
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The five corrupt pillars of climate change denial
This is a re-post from The Conversation by Mark Maslin , Professor of Earth System Science, UCL The fossil fuel industry, political lobbyists, media moguls and individuals have spent the past 30 years sowing doubt about the reality of climate change – where none exists. The latest estimate is that the world's five largest publicly-owned oil and gas companies spend about US$200 million a year on l
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Ny teknik beviser sin værdi til at finde planeter med ultrakorte omløbstider
Seks nyopdagede exoplaneter omkring tre forskellige stjerner viser fordelene ved helt ny søgeteknik for planeter af typen Dispersed Matter Planets.
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The Christmas Baby's Dilemma
When my mother went into labor on December 24, 23 years ago, she begged the doctor to deliver me before midnight. A December baby herself, she knew that being born during the holiday season was difficult, and wanted to spare me from being born on an actual holiday. She also wanted to get the labor over with, as she tells it, so she could rush home to prepare Christmas dinner for all of the cousin
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The 10 Tech Products That Defined This Decade
From talking computers to reusable rockets, here are our picks for the products that had the most impact in the last 10 years.
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Little Women Is a Sparklingly Clever New Take on a Classic
"I [have] had lots of troubles; so I write jolly tales," Louisa May Alcott once quipped of her career. This blithe, self-effacing remark, tinged with melancholy, is the opening epigraph for Greta Gerwig's new adaptation of Alcott's mightiest novel, Little Women —and it's a perfect summation of the sharp but wistful tone that defined Alcott's work. Gerwig captures that mood with this film, a spark
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[ACC] Will Automation Lead to Economic Crisis?: "Until the pace of automation increases faster than new jobs can be created, AI shouldn't be expected to cause mass unemployment or anything like that. When AI can pick up a new job as quickly and cheaply as a person can, then the economy will break."
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The Oldest Known Tattoo Art Found in Egyptian Mummy
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New climate models urge a rethink of our possible future
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Universal owners push asset managers to push corporations toward sustainability in 2020. In dramatic lurches, markets glimpsed the coming reckoning, with climate change and income inequality. Such risks drove record amounts of capital into "ESG" funds keyed into environmental, social factors.
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Russia has successfully tested its sovereign internet, a country-wide alternative to the global internet, its government has announced.
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Samsung's next wireless power bank will support 25W super fast charging
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California bans per-minute billing; Tesla superchargers will need displays
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Tesla's Neural Net can now identify red and green traffic lights, garbage cans, and detailed road markings
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Blocking the contraction of the "dermal sheath" could halt hair loss, suggests a new study, which could be leveraged to prevent the onset of male patten baldness. Scientists believe they may one day be able to help men hang onto their hair, potentially for a lifetime.
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Washington State Ferries — Second-Largest Ferry Network — Switching From Diesel To Batteries
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New engine tech that could get us to Mars faster – If we're ever to make regular journeys from Earth to Mars and other far-off destinations, we might need new kinds of engines. Engineers are exploring revolutionary new technologies that could help us traverse the Solar System in much less time.
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'Shovel ready': Spanish firm to put $500m into Australian wind and solar farm – "ambitious" target of 10GW by 2022.
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We Might Not Be Planting the Right Kinds of Forests
As the world scrambles to combat deforestation, experts warn our efforts could have far fewer benefits than we think.
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Elf on the Shelf and Krampus are more alike than you think
He sees you when you're sleeping… (DepositPhoto/) What's the weirdest thing you learned this week? Well, whatever it is, we promise you'll have an even weirder answer if you listen to PopSci's hit podcast . The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week hits Apple , Anchor , and everywhere else you listen to podcasts every Wednesday morning. It's your new favorite source for the strangest science-adjac
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Midwinter Geoblogfest Extravaganza
Need some rock-solid reading to make it through Christmas? Your search is over! — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Math Genius Has Devised a Wildly Simple New Way to Solve Quadratic Equations
How did we only just figure this out?
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How The Dodo Became the Warmest, Fuzziest Corner of the Web
The media empire's heartwarming (and highly shareable) animal videos rack up 2.3 billion views each month. It might be our favorite website of the decade.
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A Young Mississippi Woman's Journey Through A Pioneering Gene-Editing Experiment
NPR tells the exclusive, behind-the-scenes story of the first person with a genetic disorder to be treated in the United States with the revolutionary gene-editing technique CRISPR. (Image credit: Meredith Rizzo/NPR)
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#8: Technology doesn't win wars. Why the US pretends it does. | Top 10 2019
Number eight on Big Think's list this year says the future will not even look like wars to the traditional mind. The worst threat is systemic. It's growing entropy in the global system. Today, when Russia wants to shake up Europe — the world — its operatives weaponize refugees. That is, by bombing civilian centers, they create an avalanche of refugees, which, in turn, creates Brexit and the rise
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The Railroads That Created Christmas
Santa and his reindeer didn't appear in the sky immediately upon the birth of Christ, and the Christmas holiday as Americans now know it—the carols, the lights, the long-distance travel, and, above all, the massive consumer spending on gifts—didn't always exist this way. By the mid-1800s, the holiday had picked up and assimilated various elements of European religious and pagan traditions. Upon t
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America's Most Under-Appreciated Right
In the past few months, protesters in Hong Kong have engaged in a citywide strike. In Lebanon , mass protests led to the prime minister's resignation. In India, nationwide protests have defied government restrictions on public gatherings. Meanwhile, protesters in other parts of the world remain forcibly subdued—such as in Chinese "reeducation" camps and Saudi prisons. These examples, reflecting a
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Podcast special: Nyt syn på neandertalerne: De lignede os meget
PLUS. Glem den primitive, abelignende vildmand. Ny forskning viser, at neandertalerne slet ikke var så forskellige fra os. De udnyttede lægeplanter, fremstillede lim og ville ikke skille sig meget ud fra mængden i dag.
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Evangelicalism's Silent Majority
Leith Anderson is one of the most influential evangelical leaders in America, and yet he has been all but silent about President Donald Trump's reshaping of American evangelicalism. Anderson has held basically every prominent job available to Christian pastors— leading an influential megachurch , teaching, writing books, serving in an advisory role in the Obama administration. Above all, he is an
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Are Artificial Wombs a Feminist Tool for Liberation?
Artificial wombs could radically change the physical, social, and emotional costs of pregnancy. But the technology doesn't address the patriarchal values that still dehumanize the value of the maternal-fetal relationship — something that could be perpetuated by artificial wombs themselves.
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Five reasons COP25 climate talks failed
The climate summit in Madrid earlier this month did not collapse—but by almost any measure it certainly failed.
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The Perks And Perils Of Plant Parenthood (Rebroadcast)
Millennials might be accused of killing a lot of industries. The plant business isn't one of them. (Image credit: Jonquilyn Hill/WAMU)
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En neandertaler gik ind på en bar…
PLUS. Forestil dig, at du hænger ud på en bar, og pludselig træder en neandertaler ind ad døren. En abelignende mand med en kølle, ikk'? Nej, lyder det fra forskerne. De ikke bare ligner os. De er os.
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Brain-like functions emerging in a metallic nanowire network, reports new Japanese study, able to generate electrical characteristics similar to those associated with higher order brain functions unique to humans, such as memorization, learning, forgetting, becoming alert and returning to calm.
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Five decades after Apollo 11, 2019 was the year we started to focus on how to get humans back on the lunar surface
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Russia Wants "A Sixth-Generation Strategic Bomber" By 2040
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FDA approves augmented reality surgery tool that gives surgeons 'X-ray vision'
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If you could live forever, would you?
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Will the world eventually be split into two sections; the Chinese style rule of total populace submission via technology or the American rule of make your own choice of how you want to live?
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50 Million Dollar Ethereum Stolen from Famous Crypto Money Exchange
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Jeg har ikke cyklet i 15 år: Se, om jeg stadig kan finde ud af det
Motoriske færdigheder sidder særlig godt fast i hukommelsen, siger hjerneforsker.
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Brain-like functions emerging in a metallic nanowire network
An international joint research team led by NIMS succeeded in fabricating a neuromorphic network composed of numerous metallic nanowires. Using this network, the team was able to generate electrical characteristics similar to those associated with higher order brain functions unique to humans, such as memorization, learning, forgetting, becoming alert and returning to calm. The team then clarified
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Vilka kläder är mest miljövänliga?
Hur går det till när forskarna bestämmer vad som är mest miljövänligt? Spela klippet för att se när hållbarhetsforskaren Sandra Roos jämför en tröja i polyster med en tröja i bomull.
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Guide: Tre frågor du kan ställa dig själv innan du köper ett nytt plagg
Nyproducerade kläder är en av de största miljö- och klimatbovarna. Hållbarhetsforskaren Sandra Roos ger tips på tre frågor du kan ställa dig själv innan du köper ett nytt plagg.
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Superstrong Fibers Could Be Hairy Situation
Human hair tested stronger than thicker fibers from elephants, boars and giraffes, providing clues to materials scientists hoping to make superstrong synthetic fibers.
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Superstrong Fibers Could Be Hairy Situation
Human hair tested stronger than thicker fibers from elephants, boars and giraffes, providing clues to materials scientists hoping to make superstrong synthetic fibers. — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
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Mixed growth curve data do not suffice to fully characterize the dynamics of mixed cultures [Letters (Online Only)]
In PNAS, Ram et al. (1) present an approach to decipher competition in mixed cultures of biotechnological interest. The approach—devoted to those cases in which competitive behavior depends on cellular densities—is intended to characterize mixed-culture individual dynamics by fitting the mixed-culture optical density (OD) data to a nonlinear competition Lotka–Volterra…
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Reply to Balsa-Canto et al.: Growth models are applicable to growth data, not to stationary-phase data [Letters (Online Only)]
We are glad to see interest in our computational approach for predicting microbial growth in a mixed culture from growth curve data (1). Balsa-Canto et al. (2) provide experimental and numerical results to conclude that growth curve data are insufficient to predict the dynamics in mixed cultures. We believe that…
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A consideration of within-host human cytomegalovirus genetic variation [Letters (Online Only)]
In Cudini et al. (1), the authors suggest that earlier work has argued high levels of intrahost variation in human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) to be the result of exceptionally fast mutation rates (on par with RNA viruses), citing our recent review (2) as evidence. In reality, ref. 2 noted that levels…
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Reply to Jensen and Kowalik: Consideration of mixed infections is central to understanding HCMV intrahost diversity [Letters (Online Only)]
Jensen and Kowalik (1) have reported that intrahost variation in human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) approaches levels similar to those of hepatitis C virus, with fast mutation rates mooted as one explanation (2). While we discuss that HCMV mutation rates were postulated as an explanation for high diversity, the focus of our…
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Evolution of vascular plants through redeployment of ancient developmental regulators [Plant Biology]
Vascular plants provide most of the biomass, food, and feed on earth, yet the molecular innovations that led to the evolution of their conductive tissues are unknown. Here, we reveal the evolutionary trajectory for the heterodimeric TMO5/LHW transcription factor complex, which is rate-limiting for vascular cell proliferation in Arabidopsis thaliana….
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Complexity-based approach for El Nino magnitude forecasting before the spring predictability barrier [Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences]
The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is one of the most prominent interannual climate phenomena. Early and reliable ENSO forecasting remains a crucial goal, due to its serious implications for economy, society, and ecosystem. Despite the development of various dynamical and statistical prediction models in the recent decades, the "spring…
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Development of structure-function coupling in human brain networks during youth [Psychological and Cognitive Sciences]
The protracted development of structural and functional brain connectivity within distributed association networks coincides with improvements in higher-order cognitive processes such as executive function. However, it remains unclear how white-matter architecture develops during youth to directly support coordinated neural activity. Here, we characterize the development of structure–function coup
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Communities in Calderdale 'traumatised' by 2015 floods
Hundreds of people affected by severe flooding four years ago have sought mental health support.
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Why I spend my weekends ringing birds
More than a million birds are trapped every year in the British Isles by volunteers.
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Pentagon Warns Military Personnel Against At-Home DNA Tests
The tests, from companies such as 23andMe and Ancestry, have become popular holiday gifts, but the military is warning service members of risks to their careers.
22h
New engine tech that could get us to Mars faster
Nasa wants to send humans to Mars one day, but do we have the engines to get us there?
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Wind turbine efficiency!
Here I would like to discuss the efficiency of different types of wind turbines! I will paste my original post again! It was deleted 3x from "unpopularopinion" and i was banned because it was "political" Is physics political? You decide! Here is my post PASTED: Haha it's pretty comical but he's not wrong about the carbon footprint. (EDIT: IGNORE POLITICS DO NOT BAN ME MODS) The conventional horiz
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GM requests green light to ditch steering wheel in its self-driving cars
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What data your smartphone is transmitting — and to whom
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What did redditors predict of the 2010s?
Are there for instance any threads to be found from the end of the 00s in which redditors predicted the 2010s? submitted by /u/saberzeroeffect [link] [comments]
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AI generated political platform
AI has generated inspirational quotes, screenplays, poetry, novels, etc. It would be fun to let AI analyze political programs and generate a political party platform. submitted by /u/PavloShopin [link] [comments]
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Researchers at EPFL Valais Wallis have patented a new concept that could cut trucks' CO2 emissions by almost 90%. It involves capturing CO2 within the exhaust system, converting it into a liquid and storing it on the vehicle.
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Scientists discover 3 new species of solar power plants in 2019: A year of change for the solar and energy storage industry, as we shifted from deploying pure wattage to making our projects smarter with oversized DC-AC ratios, up to 60% capacity factors, and solar plants that shine only at night
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