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Brain scans predict which criminals are more likely to reoffend(nature.com)
11 points by ananyob 14y ago|24 comments
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So, has Voyager 1 left the Solar System? Scientists face off(nature.com)
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Planck telescope delivers the most detailed picture ever of the early Universe(nature.com)
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Scientists and publishers clash over licences for text-mining research papers(nature.com)
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Waterproof transistor takes cell's electric pulse(nature.com)
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Pierre Deligne wins Abel Prize for contributions to algebraic geometry(nature.com)
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Asteroids started life as churning balls of mud(nature.com)
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Whole brain cellular-level activity mapping in a second (video)(nature.com)
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Swallows in the US showing signs of evolving to dodge traffic(nature.com)
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Earthquakes make gold in an instant(nature.com)
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by ananyob 14y ago
From the article -"The research world’s most famous human cell has had its genome decoded, and it’s a mess. German researchers this week report the genome sequence of the HeLa cell line, which originates from a deadly cervical tumour taken
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Most popular human cell in science (HeLa) gets sequenced(nature.com)
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Is silicene the next graphene?(nature.com)
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Super-dense celestial bodies could be a new kind of planet(nature.com)
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Global temperatures are close to 11,000-year peak(nature.com)
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Salt linked to autoimmune diseases(nature.com)
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Analyses of Russian meteor explain why it exploded spectacularly(nature.com)
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Computer Scientists Measure the Speed of Censorship On China’s Twitter(technologyreview.com)
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Intercontinental mind-meld unites two rats(nature.com)
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The journal Nature buys into open access publisher(blogs.nature.com)
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Nature: Why the new US open access policy is flawed(nature.com)
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First convincing evidence language is hardwired in the brain before birth(nature.com)
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White House announces new US open access policy(blogs.nature.com)
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Predictable evolution trumps randomness of mutations(nature.com)
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Sensors pick up North Korean radioactivity(nature.com)
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Monsanto's 'terminator' seeds set to make a comeback(nature.com)
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Influential few predict behaviour of the many(nature.com)
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by ananyob 14y ago
NASA's just confirmed this story on their twitter feed. >>>@NASA #RussianMeteor is largest reported meteor since Tunguska event. Impact was at 3:20:26 UTC. Still being measured. More info to come.
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Russian meteor largest in a century(nature.com)
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by ananyob 14y ago
Bit unfair. The article repeatedly says there are promising techniques for crowd-sourcing etc and that Google Flu Trends has been quite accurate in the past. Also says that a few methods have entered the mainstream. It's a rather good overv

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