Home / Tag Archives: stumble (page 26)

Tag Archives: stumble

Feed Subscription

Dark Matter Clump Furrows Brows

Dark matter. It’s hard to see, it’s hard to study and it just won’t behave. There’s plenty dark matter around

Read More »

Psoriasis Linked To Protection From HIV-1

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease--the immune system mistakenly attacks its own body, causing red, itchy, scaly patches on the skin. But there may be a hidden upside.

Read More »

Knee Replacements On Shaky Scientific Ground

Knee replacement image courtesy of iStockphoto/33karen33 As the U.S. population ages and continues packing on the pounds, knee replacement surgeries are becoming increasingly common

Read More »

New Storage Projects Turns CO2 into Stone

In a new experiment, Iceland is looking to replace its smokestacks with well injectors to permanently sequester its carbon dioxide emissions. [More]

Read More »

Emissions from Asia Put U.S. Cities over the Ozone Limit

By Katherine Rowland of Nature magazine As plumes of pollution rise over the booming industrial towns of Asia, satellite data could help to alert people in other regions to the approach of drifting smog.

Read More »

The Tsunami and Nuclear Crisis: One Year Later

Japan still struggles with the effects of powerful earthquake, devastating tsunami and multiple meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant [More]

Read More »

Hydra Watch What They Eat

A picture of a hydra, from the Encyclopedia of Life Upon first glance, hydra seem like remarkably simple creatures. The basic description of a hydra would be a tube closed at one end with tentacles surrounding a mouth on the other, made of fragile tissue that can be as slim as two cells thick.

Read More »

In-Your-Face: Can Computers Catch You Telling a Lie?

A popular school of thought, dramatized in the recent TV drama Lie to Me , is that a careful study of facial expressions--especially eye movements--tells investigators if a perp is dissembling. Reality is neither as dramatic nor as decisive. Even experienced investigators average only about a 65 percent success rate, according to researchers.

Read More »

Virtuous Behaviors Sanction Later Sins

Anyone who has ever devoured a triple-chocolate brownie after an intense workout knows how tempting it can be to indulge after behaving virtuously.

Read More »
Scroll To Top