Physorg

Monday th 11th of November 2013

Biosensor could help detect brain injuries during heart surgery - 15:30

Italy pledges to improve data privacy protection - 15:30

Film group backs antipiracy curriculum for schools - 15:30

Bacteria may allow animals to send quick, voluminous messages - 15:00

Errant gliding proteins yield long-sought insight - 15:00

Mathematical analysis helps untangle bacterial chromosomes - 15:00

Mission to Mars moon could be a sample-return twofer, study says - 14:31

Expect increasingly violent cyclones, weather experts warn - 14:31

Israel's Teva to pay $718 million in Israeli taxes - 14:30

Flipboard expands into personal shopping catalogs - 14:30

Low levels of blood calcium in dairy cows may affect cow health and productivity, study finds - 14:00

Physicists 'uncollapse' a partially collapsed qubit - 13:00

Scholar: Empower Congress to bolster separation of powers - 12:30

Sub-Saharan Africa still fastest growing mobile region - 12:30

Comets play a role in the history of civilization - 12:30

Keep a lid on it: The controversy over Earth's oldest rocks - 12:30

Idea jams can boost companies' ability to innovate - 12:01

Waste could help fuel low carbon energy and transport - 12:01

European project sets out to boost the wind energy sector by further improving the reliability of wind turbines - 12:01

Nothing to see here - 12:01

Satellite hits Atlantic—but what about next one? - 12:01

Amazon, US Postal Service will deliver on Sundays - 12:01

Better police surveillance technologies come with a cost, scholar says - 12:01

Visualizing the past: Nondestructive imaging of ancient fossils - 12:01

Typhoon Haiyan overshadows UN climate talks - 12:01

Physicists monitoring huge solar event (w/ Video) - 11:30

Methane-munching microorganisms meddle with metals - 11:30

Green poison-dart frog varies mating call to suit situation - 11:30

Military children and their families remain an invisible subculture - 11:30

Levitating foam liquid under the spell of magnetic fields - 11:30

Changing the conversation: Polymers disrupt bacterial communication - 11:30

New research identifies why young adults return to the parental home - 11:30

FCC to hear presentation of new FCC Speed Test App for Android - 11:30

Old young stars - 10:30

The cathedral window in a new light - 10:30

Why too much privacy is bad for the economy - 10:30

Toxic tiger moth: Researchers study evolutionary arms race in Arizona desert - 10:00

Reef fossil find sets new age limit - 10:00

Researchers make surfaces that are easier to cool under extreme heat - 10:00

Mysterious life and death of Tutankhamun revealed - 10:00

Green efficiency boost for water treatment plants - 09:30

Researchers identify plants that could be mined for metals - 09:00

Driverless, networked cars on Ann Arbor roads by 2021 - 09:00

Worlds first commercial nanostructured bulk metal - 09:00

Pilbara home to 3.5 billion-year-old bacterial ecosystems - 09:00

Satellites packed like sardines - 09:00

Prestigious publication for 'sloppy' research - 08:30

Nanogrid, activated by sunlight, breaks down pollutants in water, leaving biodegradable compounds - 08:30

Team offers new insights into the nature of important human pathogen - 08:30

New solar cell is more efficient, less costly - 08:30