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New Experimental Drug Reverses Memory Loss due to Brain Injury

A study recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that ISRIB, a new drug, even when used weeks after the initial injury, can...

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Could Using 3D Imaging Be Used to Detect Signs of Extraterrestrial Life in Space?

According to Caltech researchers, holographic microscopy is our best chance for identifying microbes living in space. In a paper published in a special edition of Astrobiology, Jay Nadeau...

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Gaining a Deeper Understanding of the Relationship Between DNA and Cell Function

Have you ever wondered how different cells in the human body do different jobs when every cell contains the entire 6.5 foot, 20,000 gene strand of DNA? A...

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Can This New Heart Model Save Muscles During Heart Attack?

Reperfusion is a common technique used by cardiac surgeons to restore normal functions to heart muscle during a heart attack. The procedure infuses cells with a rush of...

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The New Cheap and Fast Way to Make Supercapacitor Electrodes For Electric Cars

A team of University of Washington researchers, led by Peter Pauzauskie, an assistant professor of materials science and engineering, developed a system for manufacturing *supercapacitor electrodes that is...

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Studying Astronaut Health Could Benefit Medicine for All

Ever since the Apollo missions, the health of astronauts have suffered long after their time in space was over. From reduced bone density to weakened muscles to cardiovascular...

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NASA Discover Importance of Low Frequency Wave to Increase Satellite Longevity and Performance

Earth is encompassed by fields of moving charged particles, electricity, and magnetism, forming waves around the planet. One particular part of this cocoon is the Van Allen radiation...

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East Coast Birds Under Threat from Central American Habitat loss and Climate Change

According to a study published in Global Change Biology, habitat loss through the migratory route of east coast birds will have a more profound impact than previously believed...

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Study Shows Aggressive Cancers Recruit Normal Cells to Spread Tumors by Imitating Viruses

A study out of the University of Pennsylvania has found that some of the most aggressive forms of cancer mimic virus in order to spread, grow, and resist...

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Martian Moon Phobos Makes Guest Appearance in Hubble Photos of Mars

In May 2016, the Hubble Space Telescope (NASA) took 13 pictures over 22 minutes of Mars, and one of its smallest moons was unintentionally capture during the process....

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UM Solar Car Race Team Wants to Win The American Solar Challenge With Novum

The solar race car team from the University of Michigan has won the last six *American Solar Challenges and in the last 27 years of worldwide races have...

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Could Bacteria-Coated Nanofiber Electrodes be Key to Cleaning Polluted Water?

Researchers from Cornell University have recently discovered a cost-effective and unique method of cleaning wastewater. Bioelectrochemical engineers and material scientists made nano fiber electrodes from electro-spun carbon then...

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