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Astronomers discover merging star systems that might explode
Brain scans detect autism's signature
Paw prints and feces offer new hope for saving tigers
Mutations in single gene predict poor outcomes in adult leukemia
Origin of cells associated with nerve repair discovered
Length of pregnancy influenced by placenta structure
Antimatter atoms stored for the first time
Novel ocean-crust mechanism could affect world's carbon budget
Looking for wireless? Try a local farm
New grant paves the way for transformative science at magnet lab
Tropical forest diversity increased during ancient global warming event
At great expense, railroad bypassed first black-founded town in the US
Research on avoiding fraud in biometric identification
Men perspire, women glow
Model aims to reduce disaster toll on city's social, economic fabric
Nanoengineers aim to grow tissues with functional blood vessels
Team develops nanoscale light sensor compatible with 'Etch-a-Sketch' nanoelectronic platform
Breaking the ice before it begins
Graphene's strength lies in its defects
Step by step toward tomorrow's nanomaterial
Sugar and slice make graphene real nice
New forms of highly efficient, flexible nanogenerator technology
Nanogenerators grow strong enough to power small conventional electronics
Radically simple technique developed to grow conducting polymer thin films