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Thursday th 16th of August 2018
More workers working might not get more work done, ants (and robots) show
- 13:57
Social class and communication situation
- 13:30
Forget the bling: High status-signaling deters new friendships
- 13:30
Apathy towards poachers widespread in world's marine protected areas
- 13:00
Extending palm oil production in Africa threatens primate conservation
- 13:00
Sprawling galaxy cluster found hiding in plain sight
- 13:00
New manufacturing technique could improve common problem in printing technology
- 13:00
Password managers vulnerable to insider hacking
- 12:30
Using mushrooms as a prebiotic may help improve glucose regulation
- 12:00
Brain response study upends thinking about why practice speeds up motor reaction times
- 12:00
Internet of Things technology can boost classroom learning and bridge gender divide
- 12:00
Working memory might be more flexible than previously thought
- 11:04
Brain networks responsible for naming objects
- 10:40
When mixing granular matter, order among disorder
- 10:40
Restoring blood flow may be best option to save your life and limb
- 10:40
RUNX proteins act as regulators in DNA repair
- 10:40
How gene hunting changed the culture of science
- 10:40
Lipid droplets play crucial roles beyond fat storage
- 10:10
First reliable estimates of highly radioactive cesium-rich microparticles released by Fukushima disaster
- 10:10
Chips, light and coding moves the front line in beating bacteria
- 10:10
Common Wifi can detect weapons, bombs and chemicals in bags
- 10:10
Protecting trees from imported pests
- 10:10
Computer security: Processor vulnerability can be exploited to access memory
- 10:10
Arctic seabird populations respond to climate change
- 10:10
Individuals shot by police exhibit distinct patterns of recent prior hospitalizations and arrests
- 09:13
Educational tracking creates artificial inequalities among students
- 08:50
Key mechanism of DNA replication discovered
- 08:50
Highly effective natural plant-based food preservative discovered
- 08:50
App that will extend your smartphone battery life
- 07:52
Math shows how human behavior spreads infectious diseases
- 07:52
Childhood exposure to secondhand smoke may increase risk of adult lung disease death
- 07:52
Social position determines pregnant women's exposure to air pollution
- 07:52
First biomarker evidence of DDT-autism link
- 07:52
Wednesday th 15th of August 2018
Frequent fires make droughts harder for young trees, even in wet eastern forests
- 23:20
Scientists discover chemical which can kill glioblastoma cells
- 23:20
The secret behind cell revival revealed
- 23:20
Widespread declines in life expectancy across high income countries coincide with rising young adult and midlife mortality in the United States
- 23:20
Poor sleep triggers viral loneliness and social rejection
- 22:51
Prehistoric mummy reveals ancient Egyptian embalming 'recipe' was around for millennia
- 22:51
Study of material surrounding distant stars shows Earth's ingredients 'pretty normal'
- 19:00
Robots have power to significantly influence children's opinions
- 17:30
SMURF1 provides targeted approach to preventing cocaine addiction relapse
- 17:00
Byproducts of 'junk DNA' implicated in cancer spread
- 17:00
Healthy fat cells uncouple obesity from diabetes
- 17:00
Immune cells in the brain have surprising influence on sexual behavior
- 17:00
Researchers use green gold to rapidly detect and identify harmful bacteria
- 17:00
New HIV therapy reduces virus, boosts immunity in drug-resistant patients
- 17:00
How many American cities protect the rights of employed breastfeeding mothers?
- 17:00
Particles pull last drops of oil from well water
- 17:00
Old species learn new tricks...very slowly
- 17:00
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