Science Daily

Tuesday th 26th of October 2010

Microwave oven key to self-assembly process meeting semi-conductor industry need - 16:20

MicroRNAs dictate the Epstein-Barr virus' elaborate waiting game, cancer formation - 16:20

Six new isotopes of the superheavy elements discovered - 16:20

Study raises concern about ability of tests to predict fertility - 15:21

Reducing carbon emissions by improving global equality - 14:20

School attendance, refusal skills combat smoking risk in youth - 14:20

Tornado warnings are too often ignored, researcher says - 14:20

Breakthrough in understanding life-threatening childhood liver disease: Link to infection found in biliary atresia - 14:20

Breaching the breech protocol: Researcher advocates returning to old-school methods for delivering breech babies - 14:20

Kepler spacecraft takes pulse of distant stars: 'Starquakes' yield new insights about the size, age and evolution of stars - 13:20

Did Neanderthals make jewellery after all? - 13:20

Harnessing tidal energy more efficiently than ever before - 13:20

Precocious galaxy cluster identified by Chandra - 13:20

Scented consumer products shown to emit many unlisted chemicals - 12:21

Benefit of exercise in patients with hypertension has been insufficiently investigated, experts say - 12:21

Current loss tracked down by magnetic fingerprint; Researchers solve the case of lost current in organic solar cells - 12:21

'Gender-bending' chemicals affect reproduction in fish, research shows - 12:21

NASA's Kepler Mission changing how astronomers study distant stars - 12:21

Women still work double shifts - 12:21

Follow-ups prove powerful tool for treating depression in primary care - 12:21

In a challenging infant heart defect, two-thirds may have high chance of survival - 12:21

Key molecules in multiple myeloma identified - 12:21

Hubble data used to look 10,000 years into the future - 12:20

Eggshells could help combat climate change, research suggests - 11:20

New software brings facial-recognition technology to mobile phones - 11:20

Restaurant customers willing to pay more for local food - 11:20

Water could hold answer to graphene nanoelectronics - 11:20

Women's choices, not abilities, keep them out of math-intensive fields - 11:20

Researchers crack genetic code of a sudden death cardiac killer - 09:21

Cardiac wakeup call for Canadian kids: Poor sleep patterns and lack of proper sleep could be threatening thousands of adolescents with premature heart disease and stroke - 09:21

Consuming polyunsaturated fatty acids may lower the incidence of gum disease - 09:21

Poor school grades linked to increased suicide risk, Swedish study reveals - 09:21

New strategy to kill bugs -- even those in hiding - 09:21

Older people advised that taking an afternoon nap can lead to more active lives - 09:21

Emissions from consumption outstrip efficiency savings in UK - 09:21

Plant stem cells could be fruitful source of low-cost cancer drug - 08:21

Robotic gripper runs on coffee ... and balloons - 08:20

Monday th 25th of October 2010

Growing crops in the city: Urban agriculture aims at helping Seattle's at-risk youth - 21:40

Stop the bleeding: New way to restore numbers of key blood-clotting cells - 21:40

Blood pressure checks performed by barbers improve hypertension control in African-American men - 21:40

Substantial consumption of fluoride increases chance of mild fluorosis, research finds - 21:40

Pregnancy outcome affected by immune system genes - 21:40

Anti-cholesterol drugs could help stave off seizures, research suggests - 21:40

Fighting wrinkles with lasers scientifically unraveled - 19:30

Scientists examine energy trends of communications equipment - 19:30

Pre-Columbian societies in Amazon may have been much larger and more advanced than thought - 19:30

Risk of cancer due to radiation exposure in middle age may be higher than previously estimated - 17:30

Exercising in the heat may improve athletic performance in cool and hot conditions, study suggests - 16:30

Unexpected findings of lead exposure may lead to treating blindness - 16:30

Clues about carbon dioxide patterns at end of Ice Age - 16:30