Science Blog

Tuesday th 1st of June 2010

New ‘doubly magic’ research reveals role of nuclear shell - 15:51

Health-care economics and policy: It’s a perfect storm - 15:51

Lucky break: Quit smoking after fracture surgery for better healing - 15:50

Blocking DNA repair protein could lead to targeted, safer cancer therapy - 15:50

Molecular imaging and CT colonography team up to bring comfort to patients - 15:50

Link established between erectile dysfunction and calcified coronary arteries - 14:40

BP’s three-pronged attack on Deepwater Horizon leak - 14:40

Copper nanowires enable bendable displays and solar cells - 13:40

Study finds cancer information on Wikipedia is accurate, but not very readable - 13:40

Rochester advances understanding of deadly form of malaria - 13:40

MIT chemists design new way to fluorescently label proteins - 13:40

Blood-thinning copycat enters malaria fight - 13:40

Targeted immunotherapy shows promise for metastatic breast, pancreatic cancers - 13:40

Mannitol boosts effectiveness of potential cord blood treatment for cerebral palsy in lab animals - 13:40

New cancer guidelines: Exercise during and after treatment is now encouraged - 13:40

Sluggish cell division may help explain genital defects - 13:40

Genetic differences may influence joint pain among women taking lifesaving breast cancer drugs - 13:40

ADHD linked to low maternal education, lone parents and welfare benefits - 11:03

Research: Electric fields make ceramic production quicker, cheaper, better - 11:03

Doping graphene - 11:03

Rare carnivorous plant on top 10 list of newly discovered species - 11:03

Patients who refuse prostate cancer surgery have worse long-term survival - 11:01

Despite efforts, not all Latino immigrants accepted as ‘white’ - 09:40

Despite efforts, not all Latino immigrants accepted as ‘white’ - 09:40

A quick fix for queues - 09:40

A quick fix for queues - 09:40

Nottingham research leads to blood test for early detection of cancer - 09:40

Nottingham research leads to blood test for early detection of cancer - 09:40

After the oil spill: New research sheds light on coral susceptibility to environmental stress - 09:40

After the oil spill: New research sheds light on coral susceptibility to environmental stress - 09:40

Making enough red blood cells - 09:40

Making enough red blood cells - 09:40

TU Delft and MI Labs merge PET and SPECT biomedical imaging techniques and increase resolution - 08:50

No relaxing for cancer cells - 08:50

Only 5 percent of cancer research funds are spent on metastases, yet it kills 90 percent of all cancer patients - 08:50

Fox Chase researchers to present at American Urological Association - 08:50

What happens when we get angry? - 08:50

Lead in ammunition contaminates game meat - 08:50

Tecnalia presents electric vehicle that reaches 140 km/hour in 10 seconds - 08:50

Acceptance, social support, and educational access provide safety net for former child soldiers - 08:50

Monday th 31st of May 2010

Geologist: Fla. ridges’ mystery marine fossils tied to rising land, not seas - 23:40

ACR task force makes recommendations for improving relationships between radiologists and hospitals - 23:40

Pivotal data for the investigational treatment PSD502 for primary premature ejaculation - 23:40

Concealed patterns beneath life’s variety - 23:40

Flies offer insight into human metabolic disease - 23:40

TV food advertisements promote imbalanced diets - 23:40

Different tonsillectomy techniques may result in fewer complications - 23:40

Powerful genome barcoding system reveals large-scale variation in human DNA - 20:50

Sugary band-aid may help heal post-operative tissue - 20:50

Scientists decipher structure of nature’s ‘light switch’ - 20:50