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Michael W. Deem is an American engineer, scientist, inventor, and entrepreneur. http://linkedin.com/in/michaeldeem, http://mwdeem.com, http://mwdeem.org, http://about.me/michaelwdeem
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A University of Minnesota account credits an international team and 15 chemically pristine galaxies for the tighter estimate.
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ScienceDaily reports researchers found statins can attach to a muscle-cell protein and force open a channel controlling calcium flow.
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ScienceDaily says the tsunami sent water and debris 1,580 feet up a mountainside, hours after tourists visited the area.
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ScienceDaily says the mutation protects the brain from harmful protein buildup and could inspire treatments that mimic that defense.
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ScienceDaily reports that ultracold atoms form a highly excited yet orderly configuration that defies familiar organizational rules.
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ScienceDaily says the 47-million-year-old snake found in India may have rivaled Titanoboa in size.
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ScienceDaily says researchers recreated ancient birch bark tar production methods; every sample could inhibit bacteria behind dangerous wound infections.
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ScienceDaily describes a previously unknown pathway at the back of the eye that drains fluid and waste in mice.
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Science News Explores reports that engineers used syringes to turn dead wolf spiders into grippers.
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ScienceDaily says the method uses actual atomic and electronic structures, rather than simplified models, to predict material behavior.
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ScienceDaily says Princeton lab calculations suggest heating plasma before raising density could help future reactors reach ignition with less energy.
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Medical Xpress reports the benefit was retained even in mice with severe insulin deficiency.
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ScienceDaily reports that researchers cooled cesium atoms near absolute zero in thousands of one-dimensional tubes to observe Bethe strings.
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ScienceDaily says a newly formed magnetar could have powered the prolonged emission, a phase earlier missions may have missed.
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ScienceDaily describes 21 rare debris disks around young stars whose dust can reveal the scale of planetary collisions.
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A post about a UCLA study says older-looking brains were also associated with poorer memory, focus and mood.
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ScienceDaily says zircon crystals place the impact about 370 million years ago, close to a major marine mass extinction.
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ScienceDaily describes research showing RNA forming droplets that concentrate molecules and can harden into protective, gel-like structures.
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ScienceDaily says UBE2N helps liver cells clear damaged mitochondria and break down fat.
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EurekAlert says researchers found γ-Fe, a form of metallic iron, in impact-glass particles from Chang’e-6 lunar soil.
