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Space Exploration Sep 22, 2014

Breezy science, plant studies and more head to space station on SpaceX-4

Imagine a dragon flying through the heavens on mighty, outstretched wings. The majestic beast knows the currents of winds and how to harness their power as it soars above the clouds. SpaceX's real Dragon- the company's spacecraft ...

Space Exploration Sep 22, 2014

NASA launches RapidScat wind watcher to Space Station

A new NASA mission that will boost global monitoring of ocean winds for improved weather forecasting and climate studies is among about 5,000 pounds (2,270 kilograms) of NASA science investigations and cargo now on their ...

Biochemistry Sep 17, 2014

Chemists modify antibiotic to vanquish resistant bacteria

Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) have devised a new antibiotic based on vancomycin that is powerfully effective against vancomycin-resistant strains of MRSA and other disease-causing bacteria.

Bio & Medicine Sep 16, 2014

Nano engineering advances bone-forming material

Murdoch University nanotechnology researchers have successfully engineered synthetic materials which encouraged bone formation in sheep.

Biotechnology Aug 19, 2014

Forestry geneticists develop tree biomass crop to grow on marginal lands

Two Virginia Tech researchers have received a $1.4 million grant to investigate the genetic regulatory networks that will allow an important bioenergy crop to be bred so it will grow in less than ideal soils and climate.

Consumer & Gadgets Aug 1, 2014

Review: Amazon's Fire phone good for a first effort

Amazon may be new to the smartphone business, but its Fire phone doesn't feel like a first effort.

Plants & Animals Aug 1, 2014

For stable flight, fruit flies sense every wing beat

In order to stabilize their flight, fruit flies sense the orientation of their bodies every time they beat their wings – one beat about every 4 milliseconds.

Astronomy Jul 8, 2014

Astronomers bring the third dimension to a doomed star's outburst

(Phys.org) —In the middle of the 19th century, the massive binary system Eta Carinae underwent an eruption that ejected at least 10 times the sun's mass and made it the second-brightest star in the sky. Now, a team of astronomers ...

Engineering Jun 3, 2014

Affordable precision 3-D printing for pros

Against the backdrop of today's burgeoning 3-D printing landscape—with an ever-increasing number of machines popping up—MIT Media Lab spinout Formlabs has carved out a precise niche.

Business May 12, 2014

Box's IPO delay a sign of Silicon Valley cool-down

The wild ride of hundred-million-dollar investments and soaring initial public offerings that opened the year for the technology industry has stalled thanks to the recent gyrations on Wall Street, forcing big-name software ...

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