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Australia’s Stampeding Dinosaurs Go For A Swim
Paleontologists have discovered that the world’s only recorded dinosaur stampede is largely made up of the tracks of swimming rather than running animals.
New 2D Nanomaterial For Next-Gen Electronics
Researchers have produced a two-dimensional nanomaterial that could revolutionize the electronics market.
Potential Therapeutic Target For Multiple Myeloma Identified
Researchers have identified a molecule that may be a potential biomarker for multiple myeloma.
Tau Ceti: Sun-Like Star May Host Habitable Planet
Astronomers have discovered evidence that one of the closest stars to Earth, Tau Ceti, may host five planets – with one in the star’s habitable zone.
Scientists Find Atomic Structure Of Chinese Herb, Chang Shan
Scripps Research Institute scientists have determined a molecular structure that helps explain how the Chinese herbal medicine Chang Shan works.
Massive Earthquakes In The Himalayas Left Scars, Study
Scientists have discovered clear ground scars in the central Himalayas that were left by massive earthquakes.
Key Protein Makes Breast Cancer ‘Aggressive’
Australian scientists have discovered how a protein causes breast cancer to become more aggressive and resistant to common drugs.
Crop Yields Stall In China, India
Crop production is stagnating in China and India, says a new report published in Nature Communications this month.
Dragonflies Smarter Than We Thought
Researchers in Australia have found evidence that the dragonfly is capable of higher-level thought processes when hunting its prey.
Velcro Device Captures Circulating Tumor Cells In Blood
A new Velcro-like microfluidic device captures and releases tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream.



