Physorg

Friday th 18th of October 2013

Chaos-on-a-chip model shows market bubbles may be predictable, controllable - 05:30

Pupils 'held back' academically by their social background - 05:30

Physical stores remain first choice for shoppers - 05:30

Tiny sea creatures are heading for extinction, and could take local fisheries with them - 05:30

How glow-in-the-dark jellyfish revolutionised plant biology - 05:00

Prediction model for Kickstarter tells if projects will sail - 04:00

Is the 'Christmas Comet' cracking up? - 03:00

Report: Venture investments rose 17 pct in 3Q - 03:00

Huawei: No government has asked for customer data - 02:30

Thursday th 17th of October 2013

Live events proving worth for networks - 17:30

Rings, dark side of Saturn glow in new Cassini image - 16:30

Hulu names Fox exec Hopkins as CEO - 16:30

Study on jellyfish energy consumption will improve bio-inspired robotic designs for Navy - 16:00

Tropical Storm Octave makes landfall in western Mexico - 16:00

NASA sees Typhoon Francisco headed to the other side of Guam - 16:00

Tropical Storm Priscilla's short life - 16:00

Groundbreaking report details status of US secondary Earth science education - 16:00

Pacific ocean temperature influences tornado activity in US, study finds - 16:00

Google stock surges on gains in profit, revenue - 16:00

Incoming comet ISON appears intact to Hubble - 16:00

'Toxic bomb' ticks on Maldives rubbish island - 16:00

Power plant threat to Bosnia oasis - 14:30

Gucci wins $144 million in US counterfeit trial - 14:30

Could Sandy happen again? Maybe, says geologist - 14:30

1.8M-year-old skull gives glimpse of our evolution - 14:00

Tech review: Samsung Note 3, Gear smart watch were made for each other - 13:00

Social psychologists say war is not inevitable, psychology research should promote peace - 13:00

Astronomers say asteroid might collide with Earth— in 2032 - 13:00

Ukrainians protest Chevron's shale gas plans - 13:00

Astronomers see misaligned planets in distant system - 13:00

Mysterious ancient human crossed Wallace's Line - 13:00

Researchers rewrite an entire genome—and add a healthy twist - 13:00

Researchers estimate 16,000 tree species in the Amazon with half of all trees belonging to just 227 species - 13:00

Frog-killing fungus paralyzes amphibian immune response - 13:00

Why lithium-ion-batteries fail - 13:00

Gene regulation differences between humans and chimpanzees more complex than thought - 13:00

Researchers advance toward engineering 'wildly new genome' - 13:00

Adaptability to local climate helps invasive species thrive - 13:00

Gravitational waves help understand black hole weight gain - 13:00

Nanotech system, cellular heating may improve treatment of ovarian cancer - 12:30

Mathematical study of photosynthesis clears the path to developing new super-crops - 12:30

One bn people without electricity 'need urgent action': Daegu meet - 12:30

Spanish scientists mark moment of silence against cuts - 12:30

Mobile phones, social media 'easing disaster impact' - 12:00

EU seeks views on Samsung's proposed anti-trust remedies - 12:00

Being ahead of time 'caused Nokia's failure': Ex-CEO - 12:00

Physicists prove Heisenberg's intuition correct - 11:30

Yoga accessible for the blind with new Microsoft Kinect-based program (w/ Video) - 11:30

Next-generation gene sequencing can identify invasive carp species in Chicago area waterways - 11:30

LG G Pad tablet to sell for $350 in US on Nov. 3 - 11:30