Science Daily

Thursday th 28th of October 2010

New evidence supports 'Snowball Earth' as trigger for early animal evolution - 08:31

Two people can learn to cooperate intuitively, but larger groups need to communicate, research shows - 08:31

High erythropoietin levels indicate increased risk of death - 08:31

Structural genomics accelerates protein structure determination - 08:31

Deadly monkeypox virus might cause disease by breaking down lung tissue - 08:31

'Smart drug' targets new mutation, dramatically shrinks aggressive sarcoma and lung cancer; Patient's response was predicted by test for mutant protein in tumor cells - 08:31

Researchers find a 'liberal gene' - 08:31

Sodas, other sugary beverages linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome - 08:31

Into Africa? Fossils suggest earliest anthropoids colonized Africa - 08:31

Magnetic test reveals hyperactive brain network responsible for involuntary flashbacks - 08:31

Getting the big picture quickly: Software edits huge images in seconds instead of hours - 08:31

Archaeological sites threatened by rising seas: Scientists issue call to action - 08:31

New targeted lung cancer drug produces 'dramatic' symptom improvement; Early-stage trial shows promise against tumors driven by ALK gene alteration - 08:31

Space buckyballs thrive, finds NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope - 08:31

Wednesday th 27th of October 2010

Astronomers discover most massive neutron star yet known; Discovery has broad implications for astrophysics, nuclear physics - 13:30

'Sí' on the new SI: Proposal for a revamped system of measurement units - 12:32

New software eases analysis of insect in motion - 12:32

Portable breast scanner allows cancer detection in the blink of an eye - 11:31

Avoiding CO2 capture health risks is possible, Norwegian experts say - 11:31

Biodiversity and poverty reduction: Who controls the seeds? - 11:31

Making bone in the laboratory - 11:31

Child abuse victims and post-traumatic stress disorder - 11:31

Narcotics and diagnostics overused in treatment of chronic neck pain, study finds - 11:31

Too much glucosamine can cause the death of pancreatic cells, increase diabetes risk, researchers find - 11:31

Introducing the 'A-Train': Satellites help scientists understand Earth's changing climate - 11:31

Heavy drinkers consume less over time, but not at 'normal' levels, study finds - 11:31

Knowledge of genetic cancer risks often dies with patients - 11:31

Spiral galaxies stripped bare - 10:31

Large-scale fish farm production offsets environmental gains, assessment finds - 09:30

Third of shark and ray species are threatened, study suggests - 00:10

Genetic variations linked with worse outcomes with use of antiplatelet drug for cardiac procedures - 00:10

What can country of birth tell us about childhood asthma? - 00:10

Following lifestyle tips could prevent almost a quarter of bowel cancer cases, study suggests - 00:10

Newly discovered snub-nosed monkey sneezes in the rain - 00:10

Trapping charged particles with laser light - 00:10

Colorectal cancer patients with gene mutation show better response to cancer agent - 00:10

Bicarbonate adds fizz to players' tennis performance - 00:10

Quakes don't completely shake China's environmental gains, thanks to conservation programs - 00:10

Among older patients, severe sepsis associated with development of cognitive and functional disability - 00:10

Uranium in groundwater? 'Fracking' mobilizes uranium in marcellus shale - 00:10

Tuesday th 26th of October 2010

Nature's backbone at risk: World's vertebrates face an extinction crisis, assessment finds - 19:10

Better transparency needed on medical journals' competing interests, experts say - 18:20

WHO pesticide regulations should be based on toxicity in humans, not rats, experts say - 18:20

Mosquito monitoring saves lives and money, analysis finds - 18:20

New insight into links between obesity and activity in the brain - 18:20

Blind people perceive touch faster than those with sight - 17:20

High resting heart linked to shorter life expectancy in stable heart disease patients, study suggests - 16:20

Haptoglobin as an early serum biomarker of virus-induced type 1 diabetes in rats - 16:20

Scientists helping keep in-demand smoked salmon safe to eat, thanks to new mathematical model - 16:20

Halloween horror story -- tale of the headless dragonfly - 16:20