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First EEG of free-roaming animals finds less sleeping in the real world.Found in: Body & Brain and Life
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Human brains rewire when people lose a sense, but a new study of people who have regained vision shows that the rewired areas retain their old abilities.Found in: Body & Brain
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Two weeks from now, an astrophysicist, neuroscientist, and nanoscience researcher will each be named to receive $1 million Kavli Prizes.Found in: Astronomy, Atom & Cosmos, Body & Brain, Materials Science, Molecules, Physics and Science & Society
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Heavy cannabis smokers have increased blood levels of a protein linked to heart disease.Found in: Biomedicine
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Testing the toxicity of dozens of nanoparticles en masse may offer a faster track to medical applications.Found in: Biomedicine and Technology
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Inhaling tiny pollution particles, even at concentrations allowed in urban air, appears to increase the risk that an individual’s veins will develop potentially lethal blood clots.Found in: Biomedicine and Environment
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There may be some treatments for which a true placebo is unavailable.Found in: Body & Brain and Science & Society
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May 15th 2008
Math Trek
The great mathematician Alexandre Grothendieck celebrates his 80th birthday in self-imposed isolation May 9th 2008
The great mathematician Alexandre Grothendieck celebrates his 80th birthday in self-imposed isolation May 9th 2008
