Brain cell electrical activity studied
U.S. researchers say they have discovered a relationship between functional magnetic resonance imaging signals and brain cell electrical activity.
Aug 4, 2005
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View from the Top: 'Category Killers'
If you were looking for the GDP of Bhutan, where would you find it? Odds are you would turn to a search engine such as Google or Yahoo! (Google says the answer is $2.9 billion, in case you were curious). At work and at home, ...
Aug 4, 2005
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New Cost Tool Helps Fleet Managers Evaluate Hybrid Vehicles
A new software tool that compares the costs and emissions of hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) to conventional vehicles is now available for government and business fleet managers interested in reducing fuel costs and protecting ...
Aug 4, 2005
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Breakthrough: structure of membrane protein described by Hebrew University, German researchers
The structure of the membrane protein NhaA has been revealed by researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Max Planck Institute of Germany. Membrane protein research is at the forefront of modern biological ...
Aug 4, 2005
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Study may expand applied benefits of super-hard ceramics
A discovery reported in the August 5 issue of Science could speed the design of materials that approach the hardness of diamond yet remain supple enough to be worked like metal.
Aug 4, 2005
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New Cassini Images Show "Northern Lights" Of Saturn
New images of Saturn obtained by a University of Colorado at Boulder-led team on June 21 using an instrument on the Cassini spacecraft show auroral emissions at its poles similar to Earth's Northern Lights.
Aug 4, 2005
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No oceans on Titan, say researchers
There are no oceans on Saturn's moon Titan and flat areas of the satellite appear to be solid and dry, U.S. astronomers said.
Aug 4, 2005
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Fourth shuttle spacewalk not needed
A fourth space walk to fix a thermal blanket near shuttle Discovery's left window will not be needed, the crew was told by Mission Control in Houston Thursday.
Aug 4, 2005
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Study Shows Big Game Hunters, Not Climate Change, Killed Off Sloths
Prehistoric big game hunters and not the last ice age are the likely culprits in the extinction of giant ground sloths and other North American great mammals such as mammoths, mastodons and saber-toothed tigers, says a University ...
Aug 4, 2005
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Interactive Television via Internet Begins in Belgium
Following several months of successful testing in 1,000 Belgian households, the network operator Belgacom is pointing the way to the future of television — with interactive, digital TV via Internet protocol (IP). For reception, ...
Aug 4, 2005
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