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March 10, 2009

www.bloomberg.com:  March 7 (Bloomberg) — Harvard University scientists are a step closer to creating synthetic forms of life, part of a drive to design man-made organisms that may one day be used to help produce new fuels and create biotechnology drugs. Researchers led by George Church, ...
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Alex Torex Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by alextorex at 10:28 AM

March 07, 2009

U.N. Warns Food Shortage Will Continue Up To 2010 AHN London, England - United Nations World Food Program (WFP) head Josette Sheeran warns that the agency is already taking precautionary measures by rationing food aid to address worldwide food shortage and the increasing commodity prices which is ex...
NorthStarXO | BlogTalkRadio Feed [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 3:09 PM
U.N. Warns Food Shortage Will Continue Up To 2010 AHN London, England - United Nations World Food Program (WFP) head Josette Sheeran warns that the agency is already taking precautionary measures by rationing food aid to address worldwide food shortage and the increasing commodity prices which is ex...
NorthStarXO | BlogTalkRadio Feed [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 3:09 PM

March 06, 2009

There’s lots to think about in the write up on recent studies into the relation between neural wiring and the concept religion at the New Scientist. A really simplified version would be that the brain has a couple of built in biases that make the concept of religion arise almost naturally. One...
Homo Sum [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Mr. McLaren at 11:25 PM

March 05, 2009

It's pretty hard to milk a wild mare. So researchers attempting to determine whether ancient Botai in northern Kazakhstan had domesticated horses tested their pottery for evidence that they were as fond as their modern descendants of mare's milk (you can see at left a modern mare being milked by a K...
Scientific American [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 7:00 PM | 1 Citations
(PhysOrg.com) -- Female seed beetles are known for their promiscuity, a surprising fact given that the males of the species have dangerously sharp spikes on their sex organs. Now a U of T Mississauga team led by an undergraduate student has discovered that this perplexing hunger for sex may in fact ...
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PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 5:41 PM

March 04, 2009

A Queensland University of Technology researcher has filmed hours of prawn "sex tapes" to find out why prawns bred in captivity did not go on to breed well....
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Biology News Net [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 12:52 PM
Well, here’s another crack at open-source science. Stephen Friend, the previous head of Rosetta (before and after being bought by Merck), is heading out on his own to form a venture in Seattle called Sage. The idea is to bring together genomic studies from all sorts of laboratories into a common f...
In the Pipeline [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 8:49 AM | 1 Citations
A young man steals across the hallway, slips through a door and scans the room. He opens a drawer, snatches a wristwatch inside and puts it in his pocket. Then he hurries out the door. Sixty more people perform the same drill, half of them filching a watch and the others, a ring. Psychiatrist F. And...
Scientific American [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 8:00 AM | 1 Citations

March 02, 2009

I'm linking to this video from the Online Consciousness Conference because of the skeptical point that there are "truths that we do not know," a cousin to the notion that there are truths that cannot be proven. While mathematician Kurt Godel has famously made that point with symbolic language, the n...
IdeaFestival [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Wayne Hall at 10:06 AM
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