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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
Now, mirror-based pixel designs to outdo LCD screens
Microsofts new telescopic displays, boasting pixels that use a pair of mirrors to block or transmit light, may give the developers of the much in vogue liquid crystal displays or LCDs a run for their money. ANI
New robotic hand mimics a human hand
European researchers have created a robotic hand that mimics the flexibility and sensitivity of a human hand, and is controlled by a neural-network-based program modelled on the cerebelloum. ANI
You may soon find parking space via laptops, mobiles
People in San Francisco may soon be able to find parking space via their laptops and mobile phones, thanks to a network of wireless sensors to be embedded in the streets. ANI
New software may help save premature babies
New computer software scheduled for testing at Torontos Hospital for Sick Children may prove effective in saving the lives of premature babies, and take neonatal care to a new level, say researchers. ANI
New robot may leave bartenders jobless
British and Japanese researchers have developed a robot that may give bartenders a run for their money. ANI
What McCain and Obamas body languages reveal about them
American body movement analysts have cast light on what Republican presidential candidate John McCain and his Democratic counterpart Barack Obamas body language reveals about them. ANI
Womens inability to access credit affects efficiency in rural households
In a bid to encourage economic growth, a majority of rural strategies are designed to improve access to capital for poor households. However, such an approach fully assumes that family members pool all their resources and allocate them to their most efficient use. Now, a new study has shown that how rural households in which women are unable to meet their needs for capital do not produce as much as they could. ANI
The Simpsons cartoon can be a guide for real life teachers
The funny cartoon family, The Simpsons can serve as professional development tools for real teachers, say two leading academics. ANI
Blame your genes for you being fat
Watching your weight but still no results? Well, dont curse your lack of determination, for the real culprit behind the extra flab could be your genes, says a new research. ANI
