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Vaccines not protecting farmed fish from disease

Vaccines not protecting farmed fish from disease

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The vaccines used by commercial fish farmers are not protecting fish from disease, according to a new study. The study was compiled by researchers at...
New fuel cell technology runs on solid carbon

New fuel cell technology runs on solid carbon

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Advancements in a fuel cell technology powered by solid carbon could make electricity generation from resources such as coal and biomass cleaner and more...
The worlds most powerful acoustic tractor beam could pave the way for levitating humans

The world’s most powerful acoustic tractor beam could pave the way for levitating humans

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Acoustic tractor beams use the power of sound to hold particles in mid-air, and unlike magnetic levitation, they can grab most solids or liquids....
Programmable droplets could enable high volume biology experiments

‘Programmable droplets’ could enable high-volume biology experiments

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MIT researchers have developed hardware that uses electric fields to move droplets of chemical or biological solutions around a surface, mixing them in ways...
The Pentagon built with mineralized microbes predating dinosaurs

The Pentagon built with mineralized microbes predating dinosaurs

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A new study led by The Australian National University (ANU) has found that some of the building blocks of the Pentagon and Empire State...
Women run faster after taking newly developed supplement

Women run faster after taking newly developed supplement

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A new study found that women who took a specially prepared blend of minerals and nutrients for a month saw their 3-mile run times...
Packing a genome step by step

Packing a genome, step-by-step

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Genome folding now has a playbook. A new step-by-step account spells out in minute-time resolution how cells rapidly pack long tangles of chromosomes into the...
NASA team studies middle aged sun by tracking motion of Mercury

NASA team studies middle-aged sun by tracking motion of Mercury

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Like the waistband of a couch potato in midlife, the orbits of planets in our solar system are expanding. It happens because the Sun's...
Temporary bathtub drains in the ocean concentrate flotsam

Temporary ‘bathtub drains’ in the ocean concentrate flotsam

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An experiment featuring the largest flotilla of sensors ever deployed in a single area provides new insights into how marine debris, or flotsam, moves...
Breakthrough study shows how plants sense the world 1

Breakthrough study shows how plants sense the world

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Plants lack eyes and ears, but they can still see, hear, smell and respond to environmental cues and dangers -- especially to virulent pathogens....
Artificial agent designs quantum experiments

Artificial agent designs quantum experiments

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We carry smartphones in our pockets, the streets are dotted with semi-autonomous cars, but in the research laboratory experiments are still being designed by...