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How much drought can a forest take?

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Dead trees in the Sierra National Forest in April 2016.Credit: USFS Region 5 Why do some trees die in a drought and others don't? And...

The evolution of massive galaxy clusters

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A multi-wavelength image of the distant massive galaxy cluster, IDCS J1426.5+3508 (X-rays from Chandra in blue, visible light from Hubble in green, and infrared...

Humans, not climate change, wiped out Australian megafauna

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A menagerie of megafauna that inhabited Australia some 45,000 years ago. Credit: Peter Trusler, Monash University New evidence involving the ancient poop of some of...

Astronomer searches for signs of life on Wolf 1061 exoplanet

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An artist's rendering of an exoplanet is shown. An exoplanet is a planet that exists outside Earth's solar system. Credit: NASA/Ames/JPL-Caltech Is there anybody out...

Children with asthma are more likely to become obese

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Children with asthma were 51 percent more likely to become obese over the next decade compared to kids who did not have asthma.Image Credit:...

London mayor issues health alert over air pollution

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Pollution haze over South East London, through a window in a viewing area of the 95-storey skyscraper The Shard, the tallest building in Britain,...

Are girls really better at reading than boys, or are the...

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Girls are often said to be better at reading than boys. At least, that is what international reading studies like PIRLS and PISA show....

Chip-sized, high-speed terahertz modulator raises possibility of faster data transmission

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THz waves confined in a novel slot waveguide interact with tunable, two-dimensional electron gas.Credit: Nano Lab, Tufts University School of Engineering Tufts University engineers have...

Your ‘anonmyized’ web browsing history may not be anonymous

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Raising further questions about privacy on the internet, researchers from Princeton and Stanford universities have released a study showing that a specific person's online...

In Alzheimer’s, excess tau protein damages brain’s GPS

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This is a grid cell from the entorhinal cortex (EC) of the mouse brain, firing repeatedly and uniformly in a grid-like pattern. When a...

Curb your immune enthusiasm

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Salk Institute researchers discovered that inhibiting a protein called phospholipid scramblase 1 (PLSCR1) controls the infected cell's antiviral response and provides long-term protection from...