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Soon, gel that could change lives of babies born with cleft palates for good
Scientists have broken new ground in a treatment for babies born with severe cleft palates. ANI
Scientists find proof of global warming changing natural event
Scientists have established the first casual link between climate change and the timing of a natural event, which is namely the emergence of the common brown butterfly. ANI
Potential new target for treatment of colitis identified
Scientists have identified potential new target for treatment of colitis and other inflammatory bowel diseases. ANI
Like wine, ham is also complex on the nose
Like fine wine, ham is also far more chemically complicated than previously thought as far as its aromas are concerned, say researchers. ANI
Chicken fat may signal end of future clean energy woes
Scientists at the University of Arkansas have signalled the end of future clean energy woes by exploring supercritical methanol as a method of converting chicken fat into biodiesel fuel. ANI
Now, a nano-bible written on a pinhead
Researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have made a breakthrough in nanotechnology by printing the entire Old Testament onto a silicone chip smaller than a pinhead. ANI
Breast reconstruction surgery rarely discussed with patients before treatment
Most general surgeons do not discuss reconstruction with patients before surgical breast cancer treatment, a study has found. ANI
Study on tiny nanolasers promise breakthrough in memory capacity
Researchers have made a revolutionary advancement in memory storage devices by investigating nanolasers, which can concentrate light as small as 30 nanometers. ANI
PhD student develops camera technology to combat bicycle thefts
A PhD student at the Leeds University has developed a technology that could prevent bicycle thefts and may also be useful in flagging suspicious events in public places. ANI
Apple to turn down volume on iPod over deafness fears
Apple may turn down the volume in the future versions of its iPod over fears that listeners could deafen themselves by playing their music at full volume for too long. ANI
Role of tattoos in construction of coherent identity
Getting tattoos is not just a fashion trend, for a new research by a University of Arkansas marketing professor has found that individuals use body art as a way to find meaning, permanence and stability. ANI
Santa should shift his base to a peak in Kyrgyzstan: Scientists
For centuries, Santa Claus address has been the North Pole. But now, a group of Swedish engineers have insisted that Father Christmas needs to relocate to Kyrgyzstan for distributing the Christmas gifts on time. ANI
Response of brains of older, younger adults is different to thirst: PET study
A positron-emission tomography (PET) study has revealed that the response of the brains of older and younger adults is different to thirst. ANI
Copper explosives on a chip pave way for next-gen smart fuze detonators
A team of scientists has developed tiny copper explosives on a computer chip, which might herald a new type of military detonator in the future. ANI
Super-resolution technique gives better quality X-ray images sans high radiation
US researchers have come up with a new way to get better quality X-ray images without having to use more radiation, which increases risk for patients. ANI
Sexy salesgirls do actually boost sales!
Ever wondered why a product becomes more desirable if an attractive member of the opposite sex is selling it? Well, now researchers at University of Alberta have proved that theres science to back up that perception. ANI
