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New SuperB factory particle-accelerator project launched in Italy

(PhysOrg.com) -- The SuperB factory, a particle-accelerator to be built in Rome and approved last May by the Italian government was officially launched this past Friday with construction set to begin sometime in the near future.

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Seals Slide toward Extinction in Hawaiian Reserve

By Nicola Jones of Nature magazine Endangered seals in a marine protected area are heading towards local extinction, even while the same species thrives in an unprotected area nearby. [More]

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Social Network Wants to Sequence Your Gut

By Nicola Jones of Nature magazine The non-profit programme MyMicrobes , launched today, is inviting people to have their gut bacteria sequenced for about €1,500 (2,100). [More]

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Piracy Preventing Monsoon and U.S. Rainfall Research

By Nicola Jones of Nature magazine Piracy is stopping oceanographers and meteorologists from collecting data vital to understanding the Indian monsoon and rainfall patterns in the United States, researchers say. Pirate activity off the coast of Somalia has skyrocketed in recent years. [More]

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U.S. Investigates Safety of Natural Gas "Fracking"

By Nicola Jones of Nature magazine When audiences saw dramatic scenes of people setting their tap water on fire in the Oscar-nominated documentary Gasland, hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," was thrown into the spotlight. [More]

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Do Gut Bacteria Worsen Malnutrition?

By Nicola Jones A study transplanting gut bacteria from human twins into mice could help to explain why some malnourished children develop kwashiorkor -- a condition that triggers swelling in the belly, fatigue and vulnerability to disease. [More]

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