Archive of articles published on the 19th of September 2012

Where body fat is stored may determine the likelihood of obese persons developing Type 2 diabetes
New NIST screening method identifies 1,200 candidate refrigerants to combat global warming
Did a 'forgotten' meteor have a deadly, icy double-punch?
Warming ocean could start big shift of Antarctic ice
Self-forming biological scaffolding
Sandia shows monitoring brain activity during study can help predict test performance
CT scan and 3-D print help scientists reconstruct an ancient mollusk
Johns Hopkins astrophysicist spies ultra-distant galaxy amidst cosmic 'dark ages'
Evolution is as complicated as 1-2-3
Human brains share a consistent genetic blueprint and possess enormous biochemical complexity
The 'slippery slope to slime': Overgrown algae causing coral reef declines
Using a laser to 'see' the smallest world
The key to cooperation? Think fast
Experiment in University of Florida laboratory corrects prediction in quantum theory
Single-atom writer a landmark for quantum computing
World record holder
Revolutionary ultrathin, flat lens: Smartphones as thin as a credit card?
Odorant shape and vibration likely lead to olfaction satisfaction
UGA researchers boost efficacy of drugs by using nanoparticles to target 'powerhouse of cells'
Study: DNA barcoding can ID natural health products
Climate scientists put predictions to the test
Ancient tooth may provide evidence of early human dentistry
Blind people develop accurate mental map by playing 'video' game
NYU neuroscientists find promise in addressing Fragile X afflictions
Robotic tuna is built by Homeland Security
Genetic mutation may have allowed early humans to migrate throughout Africa, research says
Climate change to fuel northern spread of avian malaria, study finds
Oyster genome uncover the stress adaptation and complexity of shell formation
Explosions are the main cause of spine injuries to wounded military personnel
Researchers propose new way to save Africa's beleaguered soils
Arctic sea ice hits smallest extent in satellite era