Science Daily

Monday th 1st of November 2010

Braided anyons could lead to more robust quantum computing - 10:31

Race may influence uterine cancer recurrence, despite treatment - 10:31

New portable radiation detector can assess safety of potentially contaminated areas - 10:30

New strain of 'high-runner' rats uniquely resistant to disease - 10:30

Earth's first great predator wasn't - 09:30

How lead gets into urban vegetable gardens - 09:30

Rabbit's food brings luck in decreasing estrogen levels in wastewater - 09:30

Conserving resources: Producing circuit boards with plasma - 09:30

Antibiotics have long-term impacts on gut flora - 09:30

Tracks of a running bipedal baby brontosaur? Baby sauropod footprints discovered in Colorado - 09:30

Scarcity of new energy minerals may trigger trade wars, expert suggests - 08:30

Childhood stroke study identifies the contraceptive pill and smoking as risk factors - 08:30

Do furnished cages offer better welfare for hens? - 08:30

Big brothers more likely to bully siblings than big sisters are, Italian study finds - 08:30

Sunday th 31st of October 2010

Many male cancer patients are missing out on sperm banking, study finds - 21:30

New test equipment enhances police traffic surveillance - 21:30

Shifting forms: How variations of same protein affect immune response - 21:30

Helping fish get rid of the 'Ich' - 21:30

Exposure to BPA associated with reduced semen quality - 21:30

Scientists 'watch' formation of cells' protein factories, ribosomes, for first time - 21:30

Lifestyle intervention for overweight patients with diabetes provides long-term benefits - 21:30

Five risk factors for late-stage head and neck cancer identified - 21:30

Breast milk study furthers understanding of critical ingredients - 21:30

Sex hormones may explain higher risk of gum disease in men - 21:30

Great apes might be misunderstood - 21:30

Scientists prepare for confined field trials of life-saving drought-tolerant transgenic maize - 21:30

Discovery may help identify the healthiest embryos in IVF treatment - 21:30

A technique that shows colorful connections in the brain - 19:30

Isotope near 'doubly magic' tin-100 flouts conventional wisdom - 19:30

Obese children experience later mortality post liver transplantation, study finds - 19:30

Chemists concoct new agents to easily study critical cell proteins - 15:11

Immune system's bare essentials used to speedily detect drug targets - 15:10

Immune system assassin's tricks visualized for the first time - 15:10

Plant's light switch could be used to control cells - 15:10

Speed installation of system to monitor vital signs of global ocean, scientists urge - 13:30

Mars volcanic deposit tells of warm and wet environment - 13:30

Saturday th 30th of October 2010

Halloween candy: Frequency, not amount, raises cavity risk - 20:30

Breast density, no lobular involution increase breast cancer risk, study finds - 20:30

Advance could change modern electronics - 20:30

Stereotactic radiotherapy slows pancreatic cancer progression for inoperable patients - 20:30

The 'Rodney Dangerfield' of Halloween Icons - 20:30

H1N1 flu linked to serious bacterial infections in children - 20:30

Donor race may impact recurrent hepatitis C in liver transplant patients - 11:30

Miniature human livers created in the lab - 11:30

Low birth weight may lead to poor growth rate in children with kidney disease - 08:30

Seagrass faring better than world's vertebrate species - 08:30

High level of practical intelligence a factor in entrepreneurial success - 08:30

Paradise lost -- and found: Researchers unearth ancient water secrets at royal garden dig - 08:30

Low elevations hold climate surprises for mountain plants - 08:30

Halloween safety tips for families: Precautions you should take to keep your children safe - 08:30