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Are Physical Buttons And Knobs Making A Comeback?

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Decades of Research Misconduct Stalled an Alzheimer's Cure

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What to Do When Your Hypothesis Is Wrong? Publish

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The Color Of Music - researchers report that they’ve identified several regions of the genome that may be involved in synesthesia

7 years ago sciencefriday.com music

Spreading The Word About The ‘Mother Of Wi-Fi’

7 years ago sciencefriday.com

The Plastic Battery That Doesn’t Explode

8 years ago sciencefriday.com

Using fMRI machines, researchers at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest measured the brain activity of dogs as they were given commands

8 years ago sciencefriday.com brain

The Flight of the RoboBees - A group of Harvard scientists have a vision: to build a tiny robot that can fly, work together in groups, and even pollinate flowers like a honeybee

8 years ago sciencefriday.com flight

The First 'Nigerian Prince' Scam

9 years ago sciencefriday.com

A mummy more than 3,000 years old gets a CT scan

9 years ago sciencefriday.com

The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage

10 years ago sciencefriday.com

With its vibrant red coloring, the ruby seadragon hardly seems like a stealthy creature. Yet the marine fish evaded discovery until only recently.

10 years ago sciencefriday.com ruby

A new study on white-nose syndrome, which has killed more than five million bats in North America since 2008, reveals the disease starts its deadly progression well before any visible signs of illness.

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Study Hints that Ancient Earth Made Its Own Water—Geologically

10 years ago sciencefriday.com earth

Two new studies, each looking at different measurements, have reached a similar conclusion: The impact of global warming on the Greenland ice sheet is being underestimated.