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Computer graphics spills from milk to medicine

...terials that absorb some light and are not made of perfect spheres. In other words, the paper marks a vast ex...s (primarily proteins, fat and vitamin B2) are not perfect spheres and the host medium (water) absorbs light. If you are trying to generate realistic comput...

'The Man Who Saved The Sea Turtles'

... history of science, I found Archie Carr to be the perfect subject for exploring these topics. Born in Mobi...y in Honduras from 1945 to 1949. This gave him the perfect opportunity to study Central American wildlife -- and to encounter sea turtles, which became his lif...

Parents seeking sex abandon 1 in 3 offspring

...southern Europe. If you are a penduline tit your perfect partner is one that is happy to stay home and look after the kids, whilst you go off and find a new partner, said Dr Tamas Szkely from the University of Bath (UK) who worked with colleagues from Etvs University (Hungary) and University of Groningen (...

Geisinger scientist seeks cure for Lou Gehrig's disease, creating device to find treatment

...ientist and some college students have created the perfect storm of sorts in an attempt to find a cure for one of the worlds most devastating neurological diseases. On initial glance, there doesnt seem to be much in common between zebrafish, researcher Glenn S. Gerhard, MD and a trio of Bucknell University...

20 Kentucky firms share $1.9 million from state to match federal SBIR-STTR awards

...ology Corporation. This innovative program is a perfect example of the type of outside-the-box thinking that will enhance and grow Kentuckys new economy, said Economic Development Cabinet Secretary John Hindman. It shows we are committed to supporting our high-tech small businesses as Kentucky moves towar...

N.C. A&T food scientist develops process for allergen-free peanuts

...rition, fat and protein profile makes for a nearly perfect food from a food processing standpoint as well. From his lab at Tuskeegee University in the early 1900s, the famed agricultural chemist George Washington Carver discovered approximately 300 food and non-food products from the legume. But despite ...

New research seeks to enhance alternative fuel integration in public vehicle fleets

...d protect our environment. This partnership is a perfect example of how universities can utilize their technical expertise to assist government agencies in providing better services to their constituents while also helping to promote new industries, adds center director Nabil Nasr. Alternative energy will ...

A decisive step toward a cure for insulin dependent diabetes

...ed mainly in the immune system; this finding makes perfect sense, since type I diabetes is an autoimmune diseasethe patients immune system destroys its own insulin-producing pancreatic cells, which it mistakenly identifies as foreign bodies. The identification of these genes will help advance research on t...

HWI researchers determine structure of protein from pathogen associated with CF and TB

...ys that the activity can be blocked. "This is a perfect example of the work my lab enjoys doing. We determine structures and functions of important proteins and provide insights into ways that these proteins can be modulated to improve human health. My lab, like several others at HWI, is most interested...

News tips from the Journal of Neuroscience

...ady rotation of the field caused worms to crawl in perfect circles for hours, perhaps similar to rotary traffic during a Boston rush hour. Laser ablation of amphid sensory neurons, particularly ASJ or ASH, disrupted this electrosensory behavior. These neurons were sensitive to the direction and strength of e...

Biodesign Institute leads innovative project to prevent cancer

... disease. Developing a cancer vaccine would be the perfect solution, not only in eliminating cancer mortality, but also potentially some of the costs of diagnosis and treatment. The W.M. Keck Foundation Award will further push the boundaries of cancer vaccine research by laying the groundwork for breakthro...

Modern brains have an ancient core

...-lasting and body-wide effects, rendering them the perfect complement to the fast and precise nervous system of vertebrates. Also insects and nematode worms rely on the secretion of hormones to transmit information, but the compounds they use are often very different from the vertebrate counterparts. This su...

NJIT professor says certain home shapes and roofs hold up best in hurricane

...tion for housing that wont fail or collapse in the perfect storm, such information does not yet exist, said Taher. However, it is obvious that thanks to the work of wind engineers and researchers that changes to home design and construction can make buildings safer for people, while saving government and ind...

Genomatix expands operations in North America

...nding eukaryote gene regulation. And the timing is perfect for capitalizing on the explosion of genomic data becoming available for analysis. We expect to grow our business here dramatically over the next 3 years and look forward to working closely with the Munich parent company to achieve our goals....

U-M researchers discover gene switched off in cancer can be turned on

...ssion decreased. The HDAC inhibitors are not the perfect answer, but in principle this tells us we can turn our gene back on. If we can turn the gene back on, it may not be a cure for cancer, but it could slow it down or make it responsive to existing drugs, Reisman says. The researchers targeted lung ca...

MBL scientist Julie Huber receives 2007 LOral USA Fellowship for Women in Science

...gree at Eckerd College, where she graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Dr. Huber has been awarded a National Research Council Research Associateship, a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, and was a Ford Foundation and NASA Scholar. It is vital that we encourage emerging scientists who h...

FSU engineering professor growing bone in a lab

... cell has the ability to divide so as to produce a perfect copy of itself; the copy then can become a "workhorse" cell, such as a bone or nerve cell. By subjecting the stem cells to very specific conditions that mimic those they would encounter in the human body, he seeks to determine what type of cell they ...

Fly and worm models to teach researchers about human biology and medicine

..., such as the wormand fly. This work enabled us to perfect the high-throughput methods andtechnologies that would be needed to completely analyze the much largersequence of the human genome," said Robert H. Waterston, M.D., Ph.D.,chair of the Department of Genome Sciences, University of Washington inSeattle,...

An ancient bathtub ring of mammoth fossils

...ently as 12,000 to 15,000 years ago. "Now is the perfect time to collect geologic and paleontologic data," said George Last, a senior research scientist at the Department of Energy laboratory in Richland, Wash., whose sideline is researching the ice-age floods. "Winter has eroded the slopes, exposing new e...

Molecular rendezvous caught on camera

...o available in German . The body is an almost perfect machine. For it to function properly, each individual component, that is each molecule, must reliably fulfill its specific function. Each molecule must thus "recognize" other molecules and work with them. A team of researchers from the Max Planck Ins...

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(Date:11/25/2009)...Ghrelin, a hormone produced in the stomach, may be...ment of Parkinson,s disease, Yale School of Medici...cent issue of the Journal of Neuroscience . , P...dopamine neurons in an area of the midbrain known ...dopamine production. Reduced production of dopami...
(Date:11/25/2009)...On September 11, firefighters, police officers and...t in the World Trade Center complex. They battled ...arched for survivors, tackled fires and evacuated ...ained an estimated 17,000 people. And making their...ations: frightened workers and their relatives jam...
(Date:11/25/2009)...MADISON, WI, NOVEMBER 25, 2009 Soil is the linchp..., and hydrosphere meet. Despite that, many student... but nothing more. Soil science educators are chal...ublic recognize the critical importance of soil in...soil science and earth science teachers at Univers...
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