Science Blog

Thursday th 23rd of December 2010

Finding new ways to tackle environmental diseases - 11:20

6 years after the tsunami disaster - 11:20

Study on effects of resveratrol and quercetin on inflammation and insulin resistance - 11:20

Back to the dead (sea, that is) - 11:20

Emotional intelligence empowers positive attitudes in private sector; not in public sector - 11:20

TU scientists in Nature: Better control of building blocks for quantum computer - 11:20

SU scientists find that in the evolutionary mating game, brawn and stealth rule - 06:02

Nuclear magnetic moments - 01:00

Ben-Gurion U researcher reveals newspapers’ historic resistance to granting reporters’ bylines - 01:00

Fat cells become useful stem cells in tissue reconstruction - 01:00

Wednesday th 22nd of December 2010

America’s stroke belt partially fueled by fried fish - 18:10

Why does dialysis fail? - 18:10

Mount Sinai researchers make major breakthrough in melanoma research - 18:10

Pterygotid sea scorpions: No longer terror of the ancient seas? - 18:10

High red blood cell folate levels linked to silenced tumor-suppressors - 17:40

University of Minnesota discovery suggests a new way to prevent HIV from infecting human cells - 16:40

Study shows drifting fish larvae allow marine reserves to rebuild fisheries - 16:40

Ever-sharp urchin teeth may yield tools that never need honing - 16:40

Growing hypoxic zones reduce habitat for billfish and tuna - 16:40

Genome of extinct Siberian cave-dweller linked to modern-day humans - 16:40

New annotated database sifts through mountains of sequencing data to find gene promoters - 14:51

Penn researchers identify potential target for breast cancer therapy - 14:51

AADR testifies to the FDA advisory panel on dental amalgam - 14:51

Measuring fatigue through the voice - 14:51

Researchers train software to help monitor climate change - 14:50

Some cancer drugs may block cellular ‘cross talk’ but not kill cancer cells - 14:00

Scripps Research scientist uncovers switch controlling protein production - 13:31

Drilling in the holy land - 12:31

Removal of hexavalent chromium from your drinking water - 12:31

98.6 degrees Fahrenheit ideal temperature for keeping fungi away and food at bay - 12:31

Researchers discover genetic predisposition for breast, kidney cancers - 12:31

New Year’s Eve tip from American Chemical Society journal: Pour champagne down the side of the glass - 12:31

Why must we compensate after buying gifts that threaten our identities? - 12:31

Climbing Mount Everest: Noble adventure or selfish pursuit? - 12:30

Cord blood cell transplantation provides improvement for severely brain-injured child - 11:30

Some firms benefit from increased spending despite recession - 11:30

Eindhoven University builds affordable alternative to mega-laser X-FEL - 11:30

York U study pinpoints part of brain that suppresses instinct - 11:30

Carnegie Mellon researchers discover mechanism for signaling receptor recycling - 11:30

An important breakthrough by IRCM researchers in hematopoiesis and the development of B cells - 11:30

NSF/NASA scientific balloon launches from Antarctica - 11:30

Photons vs. protons for treatment of spinal cord gliomas - 11:00

Vertical search across the educational horizon - 10:01

Record time limit - 10:01

Cornstarch might have ended the Gulf spill agony sooner - 10:01

Boy or girl? Australians think we shouldn’t choose - 10:01

Eating healthier means living longer - 01:00

Tuesday th 21st of December 2010

The Science Coalition lauds House, Senate passage of America COMPETES - 18:30

St. Michael’s Hospital first in Ontario to implant powerful new defibrillator - 18:30

ACS applauds Congress for passing American competitiveness bill - 18:30