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The Perfect Hobby For Scientists?
We are living in a digital world, but there is something about film photography that appeals particularly to scientists.
Beyond Technology: Stepping Up Services For Asia
Technology heavyweight GE Healthcare has ramped up its range of R&D services for users in Asia, underscoring the increasing importance of the region.
The Birth Of Little Twin Stars
High resolution observations and supercomputer modeling have allowed astronomers to understand the formation of binary stars.
Community Curated Database For LncRNA
A wiki-style database hopes to serve as an online encyclopedia of lncRNA by and for the scientific community.
Studying Surface Tension With Kitchen Sink Science
A study on loops and soap film generates further questions on topics from vertebrate gut formation to materials science.
Kangaroos Eating Lizards Out Of House & Home
While they may be cute and cuddly, kangaroos are also a threat to many of Australia's vulnerable reptile species.
The Dust That Discolors The Taj Mahal
Scientists have identified the particles responsible for discoloring the Taj Mahal, some of which are also harmful to human health.
The Slow Evolution Of Crocodiles
Three papers shed light on the unusually slow evolution of the crocodilian genome, paving the way for better selective breeding.
Can Science Solve Poverty?
Science may never completely solve the problem of poverty, but it will not be because it did not try, writes Crispin Maslog.
