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Artificial Liver Can Be Grown Using 3D Printed Sugar Network

Artificial Liver Can Be Grown Using 3D Printed Sugar Network

Scientists believe that with the 3D printing of cells and blood vessels can build up tissue structure layer by layer with artificial cells.
By On July 3, 2012 Respond
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Researchers Successfully Reverse Diabetes In Mice Using Stem Cells

Researchers Successfully Reverse Diabetes In Mice Using Stem Cells

University of British Columbia Researchers has shown that human stem cell transplants can successfully restore insulin production and reverse diabetes in mice.
By On July 1, 2012 Respond
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Researchers Captured Unborn Twins Using MRI Technique

Researchers Captured Unborn Twins Using MRI Technique

After the amazing MRI video of childbirth in Germany, a research team is using the cinematic MRI to study twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
By On June 28, 2012 Respond
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Breakthrough Discovery Let People Live Without Breathing

Breakthrough Discovery Let People Live Without Breathing

Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital have designed microparticles that can oxygenate human bloodstream and let humans live without breathing.
By On June 28, 2012 Respond
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Bug Wings May Bring Replacement Of Plastics

Bug Wings May Bring Replacement Of Plastics

Producing and recycling plastics are costly for the environment. Researchers have found a low-cost, biodegradable material that may replace plastics in future.
By On June 27, 2012 1 Response
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Scientists Developing Device To Hack Into Stephen Hawking’s Brain

Scientists Developing Device To Hack Into Stephen Hawking’s Brain

Professor Stephen Hawking is testing a device called iBrain, which can pick brain waves and turn them into words.
By On June 26, 2012 1 Response
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Craig Venter Inches Towards Extracting Oil From Algae

Craig Venter Inches Towards Extracting Oil From Algae

Oil is not called black gold without a reason. It is the fuel that runs this world, at least for now. In a matter of time, perhaps a few decades or more, however, this fuel source is going to run out. And then, the world will be on the look for an alternative. It so seems that the oil giant, ExxonMobil is already working on such an alternative, in collaboration with Craig Venter.

By On June 26, 2012 1 Response
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Biotech Industry Report Says IP Rights Inspire Innovation

Biotech Industry Report Says IP Rights Inspire Innovation

A report presented at the 2012 BIO International Convention in Boston, Massachusetts shows that intellectual property rights doesn't hinder innovation.
By On June 25, 2012 1 Response
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New MIT Study Finds Efficient Way To Desalinate Water, Could End Water Crisis

New MIT Study Finds Efficient Way To Desalinate Water, Could End Water Crisis

Two MIT scientists found a new way to desalinate salt water 2-3 times faster than today's reverse osmosis water plants.
By On June 24, 2012 2 Responses
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You Can Be Trained To Forget Bad Memories

You Can Be Trained To Forget Bad Memories

Psychology researchers found that people can be trained to forget specific details of an incident without forgetting the incident.
By On June 23, 2012 1 Response
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Avian Flu Can Become More Dangerous In Future – Possibility Of Airborne Version

Avian Flu Can Become More Dangerous In Future – Possibility Of Airborne Version

Avian influenza normally infects birds but it has been transmitted from birds to humans quite often. What is even more alarming is that a new paper has been published on this disease which concludes that the virus behind this influenza may mutate in the coming days so that it may become airborne and will then be transmissible from one human to another.

By On June 22, 2012 1 Response
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People Died In Oregon – “Black Death” Coming Back After 650 Years?

People Died In Oregon – “Black Death” Coming Back After 650 Years?

Due to the Black Death, one third of Europe's entire population died between 1347 and 1369. Now, that Black Death has been found in Oregon. Are you safe?
By On June 18, 2012 Respond
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Divers Find UFO-Shaped Object At The Bottom Of Baltic Sea

Divers Find UFO-Shaped Object At The Bottom Of Baltic Sea

Normally, what we know as Unidentified Flying Object eventually turn out to be something that is simply unfamiliar or one that required an explanation until now. Rarely does such a conundrum present itself to us that makes it hard to answer questions and leave on wondering as to what it is. This is precisely what happened to divers of a Swedish expedition team.

By On June 17, 2012 1 Response
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Earth May Be On The Verge Of Irreversible Environmental Changes

Earth May Be On The Verge Of Irreversible Environmental Changes

All the current environmental indicators for Earth are predicting a very bleak future. The human populace is expanding at a rapid pace, climate changes are growing more and more severe with the increasing effects of global warming and different kinds of catastrophes are striking different regions. Now, a group of scientists claim that Earth of on the verge of such biological changes which will be severely harmful as well as irreversible.

By On June 10, 2012 2 Responses
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A World Prepared For Earthquakes

A World Prepared For Earthquakes

Till to date, there's no system to predict earthquakes. Ananya Mukundan, a student scientist using magnetic field sensors is trying to predict earthquakes.
By On June 9, 2012 1 Response
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