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Friday th 14th of October 2011
Cells have early-warning system for intruders
- 19:30
Avoiding founder frustration in technology start-ups
- 19:30
Social media study reveals unreported truths on the nature of street protests, experts say
- 19:30
Mobile electrons multiplied in quantum dot films
- 19:30
Heavy drinking undergraduates who are impulsive, aggressive may be at high risk for alcohol problems
- 16:30
Genetically influenced responses to alcohol affect brain activation both with and without alcohol
- 16:30
Alcohol consumption greatly increases serious injury risk for heavy and moderate drinkers
- 16:30
Link between alcohol and harm is stronger in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Sweden than in Italy, study suggests
- 16:30
NASA's Dawn science team presents early science results
- 16:30
Little evidence found to support use of PET-CT in primary bowel cancer, study finds
- 15:31
Psychopathic killers: Computerized text analysis uncovers the word patterns of a predator
- 15:30
Polycystic ovary syndrome and cardiovascular disease
- 15:30
Redox flow batteries, a promising technology for renewable energies integration
- 14:30
One in six mobile phones in the UK is contaminated with fecal bacteria, researchers found
- 14:30
An effective treatment for anal incontinence
- 14:30
Researchers discover material with graphene-like properties
- 14:30
How to punish corporate wrongdoers to deter bad behavior
- 14:30
Is the secret to world peace the ability to spin a good yarn?
- 14:30
Reduce cyber attacks by protecting and rewarding secure networks on the Internet
- 14:30
Breastfeeding reduces the risk of allergies, study suggests
- 14:30
Obese children have up to double the risk of having asthma
- 14:30
The future of airport passport control
- 14:30
Imaging technology might help doctors determine best treatment for Crohn's disease patients
- 14:30
Frustration inspires new form of graphene
- 14:30
Vast hidden network regulates gene expression in cancer: Study illuminates the 'dark matter' of the genome
- 14:30
Women's heart disease tied to small blood vessels
- 13:30
Another clue to how obesity works
- 13:30
Heart health impacts wellbeing of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- 13:30
Brain scans reveal drugs' effects on attention
- 13:30
Differing structures underlie differing brain rhythms in healthy and ill, virtual modeling reveals
- 13:30
Endangered species: Should cheap phosphorus be first on an elemental 'Red List?'
- 13:30
Breast tenderness in women getting combo hormone therapy associated with increase in breast density
- 13:30
A hidden order unraveled: Microscopic views on quantum fluctuations
- 13:30
New study finds 400,000 farmers in southern Africa using 'fertilizer trees' to improve food security
- 13:30
Nurses boost well-being for cancer survivors
- 13:30
Russian ship finds tsunami debris where scientists predicted
- 13:30
Emissions of atmospheric compounds: New scenarios for the IPCC
- 13:30
MRIs could become powerful tools for monitoring cholesteral therapy
- 13:30
Pediatric emergency department visits for psychiatric care on the rise
- 12:30
Minority children less likely to receive CT scans following head trauma
- 12:30
Parents who go online for pediatric health information are open to doctors' website recommendations
- 12:30
Pulse oximetry: A viable screening tool for infants with suspected congenital heart disease
- 12:30
Infecting hospital staff with contagious awareness
- 12:30
Exercise before and during early pregnancy increases two beneficial proteins for mothers-to-be
- 12:30
Gender differences in blood pressure appears as early as adolescence, with girls faring worse
- 12:30
Better ways to predict kidney disease risk for African Americans: Gene testing could help identify patients who need early treatment
- 09:30
Thursday th 13th of October 2011
Reversing smoke-induced damage and disease in the lung
- 21:30
Climatic tipping points for tropical forest and savanna: Satellite data reveal where they are most vulnerable
- 21:30
Agricultural pest management program efficiency challenged by information diffusion barriers among farmers
- 21:30
Preventing dangerous nonsense in human gene expression
- 21:30
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