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The most efficient machines use knowledge of the past to predict the future(nature.com)
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Twin spy telescopes could drive US space astronomy forward, but at what cost?(nature.com)
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A fresh look at our Galaxy points to a chaotic past and a violent end(nature.com)
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Fraud, not error, is the main cause of scientific retractions(nature.com)
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Earth’s carbon sink downsized(nature.com)
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Water may be much more prevalant on the Moon than was thought(nature.com)
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The Illustrated Guide to a Ph.D.(openculture.com)
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Ref and link to the abstract of the paper Hwang, S.-W. et al. Science 337, 1640–1644 (2012). http://www.sciencemag.org/content/337/6102/1640.abstract
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Electronic components that dissolve in the body(nature.com)
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Mars rover finds evidence for an ancient streambed : Nature News Blog(blogs.nature.com)
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Element 113 found at last?(nature.com)
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Closest look yet at a distant black hole(nature.com)
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Reference: Seifert, A. W. et al. Nature 489, 561–565 (2012). Abstract: http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nature11499
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From the source: Jeremy Brockes, who studies limb regeneration in newts at University College London, agrees that it should be possible to use this work to improve wound healing in people. “The genomic resources are so powerful now that one
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First mammal observed to be regenerating lost tissue(nature.com)
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Alright, alright. Obviously the statue is not from space. Just the rock it's carved from.
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Buddhist ‘Iron Man’ was carved from meteorite(blogs.nature.com)
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Link text should have said 'Many' stars are born as two separate stars. That is consistent - it's not clear to me what proportion of single stars started off as binaries - probably not 'most', I admit. The implication of the paper, though,
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Most stars are actually born as two seperate suns(nature.com)
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Jailed Russian chemist freed after researchers campaign for her release(nature.com)
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Entire field of particle physics is to switch to open-access publishing(nature.com)
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Never Mind Jesus—Did God Have a Wife?(theatlantic.com)
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Fermilab prepares for a future of muons(blogs.nature.com)
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Dawn spacecraft finds signs of water on Vesta(nature.com)
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Bacteria replicate close to the physical limit of efficiency (nature.com)
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Nanostructured material breaks record for turning heat into electricity(nature.com)
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Graphite soaked in water may be a room temperature superconductor(nature.com)
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Judge preserves privacy of climate scientist’s emails(blogs.nature.com)
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Earth–Sun distance (AU) changed from an equation to a number(nature.com)
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Facebook experiment boosts US voter turnout(nature.com)
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