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Source: www.sciencedaily.com --- 3 hours ago
Using a novel imaging system for quantifying aspects of cell division in three dimensions, Scientists have discovered new interactions between sister kinetochores -- the protein bundles at the contact point between the two identical strands of a chromosome -- and the microtubule motors that help pull the strands apart. ... Source: www.sciencedaily.com --- 3 hours ago
Scientists have discovered a new mechanism that governs this pathway and in the process identified a novel potential therapeutic target for controlling fat metabolism. ...
Source: www.azonano.com --- 4 hours ago
Scientists have identified for the first time a mechanism by which nanoparticles cause lung damage and have demonstrated that it can be combated by blocking the process involved, taking a step... ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 7 hours ago
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Source: www.moneyweek.com --- 8 hours ago
John Stepek highlights some of the best bits from MoneyWeek's website, blogs and newsletters this week, including: how mad Scientists will save the economy; how to profit from dead fish; and the two big questions investors want answered. ...
Source: www.climatesciencewatch.org --- 9 hours ago
America, pay attention. On March 12, “An Open Letter from Scientists in the United States on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Errors Contained in the Fourth Assessment Report: Climate Change 2007,” will be delivered to U.S. federal agencies. The letter thus far has upwards of 150 signers, the vast majority of whom are climate change Scientists who work at leading U.S. universities and institutions, including both IPCC and non-IPCC authors. The letter affirms the great and compelling body of evidence developed by the science community over decades, which concludes that the problem of human-caused global climatic disruption is real and that there are multiple reasons for concern about the risks this problem poses. It affirms the great value, fundamental soundness, and significance of the IPCC climate science assessments, while acknowledging the need for careful review of procedures to strengthen and quality-assure future reports, to minimize errors and to correct errors in a timely fashion. The climate science community has been demonstrating its competence and integrity for many years, greatly advancing understanding and making a sustained effort to communicate with government officials and the public – for what precious little the government and the public have done to understand and act appropriately and effectively in response. Instead of being distracted and manipulated by politically spun-up controversies that ... Source: www.laboratorytalk.com --- 9 hours ago
Scientists at Nottingham Trent University have helped to map the genetic make-up of a deadly form of bacteria known to exist in powdered baby formula. ...
Source: twitter.com --- 10 hours ago
tim_harper: @ruthseeley goodness gracious no, that would be as bad as those pesky Scientists publishing things before we could patent them ;) ... Source: www.microbeworld.org --- 11 hours ago
Changes to the 2010 Canadian Federal Budget will be deleterious to current and prospective Canadian Post Doctoral Fellows. Please sign this petition to help us recruit and retain these promising new Scientists and maintain our status as a country that values its Scientists and is a significant c... ... Source: www.cleanmpg.com --- 11 hours ago
Some oil companies and consultancy firms such as Cambridge Energy Research Associates have speculated that oil will peak sometime after 2020, but a number of oil geologists and executives predict it will happen much sooner. Jeremy Hsu - LIVESCIENCE - Mar 12, 2010 Not if but when --Ed. Predicting the end of oil has proven tricky and often controversial, but Kuwaiti Scientists now say that global oil production will peak in 2014. Their work represents an updated version of the famous Hubbert model, which correctly predicted in 1956 that U.S. oil reserves would peak within 20 years. Many researchers have since tried using the model to predict when worldwide oil production might peak. Some have said production already peaked. One earlier model by Swedish researchers suggested that oil would peak sometime between 2008 and 2018. And other researchers have argued there are decades to go before oil production goes into irreversible decline. The only thing they all agree on: Oil is a finite and very valuable resource.... [Read More] ... Source: www.foxnews.com --- 11 hours ago
Iranian authorities arrested 30 members of a network suspected of collecting data on the countrys nuclear Scientists, the state-owned Press TV reported on Saturday. ...
Source: www.mixx.com --- 12 hours ago
Scientists have discovered that everyday emotional stress is a trigger for the growth of tumours ...
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Conservationists from Paignton Zoo have returned from Trinidad where they were searching for the critically endangered golden tree frog. Submitted by Cher C. to Animals | Note-it! | Add a Comment ...
Filed under: Europe , Technology , Volkswagen , UK This is what we mean when we say that the future of alternative fuels isn't anywhere close to being decided. A team from the BBC program Bang Goes the Theory has rigged an older Volkswagen Scirocco to run on coffee pellets. It's a bit complex, with the coffee grounds needing to be heated to 1,292 degrees Fahrenheit, and the resulting concoction cooled, separated and filtered before it's run to the engine. Because coffee contains carbon, however, it works. It's expensive, though. The trial run the Starbucks Scirocco will make from London to Manchester and back will cost more than 25 times what the same trip on gasoline would because the car goes just three miles on a kilo of coffee. The 209-mile trip is also take ten hours, due to the number of stops required to refill the fuel canister and regularly clean out the system. So, on second thought, this is not what we mean when we talk about the future of alternative fuels. But it is really neat, and it's for the kids, and those sorts of things count for a lot in our book. Hat tip to Joviocoe! [Source: The Daily Mail ] Grounds for Celebration: TV Scientists convert VW Scirocco to run on coffee originally appeared on Autoblog on Sat, 13 Mar 2010 11:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
