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Dark Matter Half What We Thought
New calculations reveal that there is only half has much dark matter in the Milky way as previously thought.
Epigenetic Modifications Drive Brain Cancer
Scientists have identified an epigenetic modification that controls the aggressiveness of glioblastoma stem cells.
Rainforest Berry Destroys Tumors In Animals
A drug derived from the Blushwood plant has been found to be 70 percent effective in eradicating tumors in animal models.
Tackling Preventable Blindness In SEA
Research shows that half of all blindness in Asian children is avoidable, associated with vaccine preventable causes such as measles.
Keeping The Crown-Of-Thorns At Bay
A detailed study of the population dynamics of the Crown-of-Thorns starfish could help local fishermen dependent on the coral reefs of Japan.
Cloud Arch: Lightweight & Sustainable Architecture
Ultra-light, fire-resistant and able to span large roofs, Cloud ArchTM could help make construction more sustainable.
What Kind Of Research Can We Trust?
As seen in the case of Tamiflu, better ways of dealing with conflicts of interest are needed, write Adam Dunn and Florence Bourgeois.
Fixing A Protein ‘Transport Hub’ Could Slow Brain Degeneration
A better understanding of how proteins are sorted and transported in the cell could lead to new treatments for neurodegenerative diseases.
Nanosheets Roll On Command
Scientists from OIST have developed an optically traceable nanosheet that is responsive to pH.
