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US, Canadian Catholics react to new stem-cell research technique
By Michael Swan Catholic News Service TORONTO - Several Catholic officials welcomed a breakthrough in stem-cell research that could advance the science of regenerative medicine, but at least one Catholic ...
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How Accurate Is Watchmen?
The anticipated film Watchmen, based on the 1980s DC Comics 12-part comic book series (later adapted as a graphic novel), hits theaters tomorrow. Die-hard fans of the original publication may fret over its faithfulness to the series, but studio execs also worried about their movie's faithfulness to science. To set their minds at ease, they placed a call to Jim Kakalios, a physics professor at the university of Minnesota. [More] Presented By:Kingdom of the Blue Whale ? Sun Mar 8 8PBlue whales are the planet?s largest creatures, yet we hardly ever see them. Their calls travel thousands of miles, but we can barely hear them. Now, National Geographic embarks on a mission to witness what nobody ever has in these waters; blue whales eating and giving birth.Click to Learn More natgeotv.com/bluewhale Ads by Pheedo
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How Scientifically Accurate Is Watchmen?
The anticipated film Watchmen, based on the 1980s DC Comics 12-part comic book series (later adapted as a graphic novel), hits theaters tomorrow. Die-hard fans of the original publication may fret over its faithfulness to the series, but studio execs also worried about their movie's faithfulness to science. To set their minds at ease, they placed a call to Jim Kakalios, a physics professor at the university of Minnesota. [More] Presented By:Kingdom of the Blue Whale ? Sun Mar 8 8PBlue whales are the planet?s largest creatures, yet we hardly ever see them. Their calls travel thousands of miles, but we can barely hear them. Now, National Geographic embarks on a mission to witness what nobody ever has in these waters; blue whales eating and giving birth.Click to Learn More natgeotv.com/bluewhale Ads by Pheedo
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First domesticated horses in central Asia more than 5,000 years ago
It's pretty hard to milk a wild mare. So researchers attempting to determine whether ancient Botai in northern Kazakhstan had domesticated horses tested their pottery for evidence that they were as fond as their modern descendants of mare's milk (you can see [left] a modern mare being milked by a Kazakh woman). Their finding, published today in Science: they were--pushing horse domestication to at least 5,500 years ago. [More]
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Biosensor Showing Potential in Detecting Variety of Diseases and Microorganisms
Hiroshi Uetsuka and Nianjun Yang, the Diamond Research Center of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) have fabricated vertically aligned nanowire str...
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New Quantum Theory Describes Magnetism in Multiferroic Materials More Realistically than Earlier Theories
Scientists from the RIKEN Advanced Science Institute in Wako, the university of Tokyo and Sungkyunkwan University in Korea have developed a quantum theory that explains how temperature and...
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Nanosensor Showing Potential in Detecting Variety of Diseases and Microorganisms
Hiroshi Uetsuka and Nianjun Yang, the Diamond Research Center of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) have fabricated vertically aligned nanowire str...
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Micromeritics Showcases Latest Developments in Material Characterization Instrumentation at Pittcon 2009
Pittcon is one of the world's premier annual conferences devoted to laboratory science and instrumentation. This year, Pittcon takes place March 9 through March 12 at McCormick Place in Chica...
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Queen of Carbon Science Bestowed Honor by National Science Board
Once dubbed the Queen of Carbon Science as one of the nation's foremost experts in the multifaceted field of carbon science, longtime Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Institute Pro...
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Nanotechnology Research Network Receives Five-Year Renewal Grant from NSF
A high-profile consortium of nanotechnology research centers, of which Cornell is a founding member, has received a five-year renewal grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the a...
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