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By Mar 19, 2013
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Text Messages Could Include Your Animated Face, Looking Frustrated

Researchers are solving the biggest problem in 21st century communication: What kind of emotion is that text supposed to express?
By Mar 13, 2012
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Video: Cambridge Researchers Use Legos to Build Artificial Bone in the Lab

Researchers at Cambridge University are building artificial bone in the lab, and they’re doing so with what might be considered...
By Oct 6, 2011
Science

Found: The Particular Brain Fold That Helps People Distinguish Between Imagination and Reality

Did you actually open the refrigerator a few minutes ago, or were you just thinking about it and imagined that...
By Feb 17, 2010
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Changing the Language of DNA: Altered Cells Taught To Read 4-Base-Pair Codons

And some day, why not 5?
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Stopping Influenza at Its Source

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Can Testosterone Make You Rich?

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