Science Blog

Sunday th 24th of October 2010

Neurons work like a chain of dominos to control action sequences - 13:50

Discovery of taste receptors in the lungs could help people with asthma breathe easier - 13:50

Quebec City researchers pave the way for novel treatment of pulmonary hypertension - 09:30

Vancomycin is the drug of choice for treating cellulitis - 09:30

Friday th 22nd of October 2010

Tropical Storm Richard born in the Caribbean, GOES-13, TRMM watching - 18:20

Category 4 Cyclone Giri hits Burma, NASA satellite sees heavy rainfall - 18:20

NASA satellites see Typhoon Megi poised for southeastern China landfall - 18:20

Falling in love ‘more scientific than you think,’ according to Syracuse University professor - 18:20

From obscurity to prime time: Viral political videos can spring from non-political sites - 18:20

UH engineering professors featured in consecutive issues of Science - 18:20

Practice-changing studies on how oncologists treat cancer to be presented at ASTRO Annual Meeting - 18:20

UC San Diego researchers identify factor boosting leukemia’s aggressiveness - 14:31

Mount Sinai researchers discover origin of immune cells in the brain - 14:31

Green Carbon Center takes all-inclusive view of energy - 14:31

Making school lunchrooms smarter - 14:30

LSUHSC study IDs proteins regulating water retention in salt-sensitive hypertension - 14:30

Space telescopes reveal previously unknown brilliant X-ray explosion in our Milky Way galaxy - 14:30

New approaches to skin cancer prevention - 14:30

Succimer found ineffective for removing mercury - 14:30

UMMS biomedical researchers develop more reliable, less expensive synthetic graft material - 11:31

70-year-olds smarter than they used to be - 11:31

Genetics work could lead to advances in fertility for women - 11:31

UT professor finds economic inequality is self-reinforcing - 11:31

Bankers got a kick out of the Crunch, says academic - 11:31

Parents experience difficulty with consent process in pediatric cancer trials - 10:01

Swine flu variant linked to fatal cases might have disabled the clearing mechanism of lungs - 10:01

Rapid rise in Medicaid expenditures for autism spectrum disorder treatment - 10:01

Personalized treatment may help some liver cancer patients - 10:01

Scorpion has welcome sting for heart bypass patients - 09:31

Discovery may help scientists boost broccoli’s cancer-fighting power - 09:31

Partners who had powerful faces in college lead profitable law firms - 09:02

Partners who had powerful faces in college lead profitable law firms - 09:02

Scientists find evidence for widespread water ice on the moon - 09:02

Scientists find evidence for widespread water ice on the moon - 09:02

Positive social traits trump bad health habits - 09:02

Positive social traits trump bad health habits - 09:02

Childhood cancer survivors face long-term risk of GI complications, study finds - 09:02

Childhood cancer survivors face long-term risk of GI complications, study finds - 09:02

Scary chupacabras monster is as much victim as villain - 09:02

Scary chupacabras monster is as much victim as villain - 09:02

Scary chupacabras monster is as much victim as villain - 08:01

Thursday th 21st of October 2010

Book Review, Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation - 20:20

Preschool promises: Starting early on a new educational agenda for the United States - 16:50

Everglades show improvement in water quality - 16:50

Putting a bull’s-eye on the flu: Paper details influenza’s structure for future drug targeting - 16:50

Electron billiards in nanoscale circuits - 16:50

Cholesterol-lowering drug shrinks enlarged prostates in hamster model - 16:50

Isotope near ‘doubly magic’ tin-100 flouts conventional wisdom - 16:50

Modeling study identifies characteristics of high elk-use areas in western Oregon, Washington - 16:50

Evidence is weak for tropical rainforest 65 million years ago in Africa’s low-latitudes - 16:50