Israel's Bar-Ilan University has proposed an Institute of Biblical Archeology to counter historians who deny an archeological-biblical link.

Other Sciences - Archaeology & Fossils

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The Environmental Agency has quietly issued a rule requiring U.S. oil refineries to produce ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel to substantially reduce emissions.

Space & Earth - Environment

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A University of Texas study says yoga, India's ancient system of exercise and meditation, helps improve the quality of life for breast cancer patients.

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The mobile phone may soon be equipped with a higher level of security thanks to Leeds, United Kingdom-based technical solutions company xVista and its iris-scanning technology.

Technology - Software

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Toshiba Monday announced the largest commercially available 2.5-inch hard drive for laptop computers.

Electronics - Hardware

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Two new studies, based on observations made with ESO's telescopes, show that objects only a few times more massive than Jupiter are born with discs of dust and gas, the raw material for planet ...

Space & Earth - Astronomy

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Two new images from the Gemini Observatory released today at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Calgary, Canada, show a pair of beautiful nebulae that were created by two very different types of stars ...

Space & Earth - Astronomy

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Tax breaks for third-generation wireless phone service in the Philippines are coming under criticism from the government's finance department.

Technology - Telecom

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Liquorice compounds could be a key component for cheaper, more effective liver cancer treatment, reports Lisa Richards in Chemistry & Industry magazine.

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