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That annoying mosquito buzz turns out to be a love song, a discovery that Cornell University researchers say may be turned against the biting insects. Ronald R. Hoy and...
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In a Nov. 28 obituary for Cornell University astrophysicist Edwin Salpeter, The Associated Press, relying on information from the university, reported erroneously that...
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In Nov. 28 obituaries for Cornell University astrophysicist Edwin E. Salpeter, The Associated Press erroneously labeled his 1951 “Salpeter process”...
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Ian Baldwin is director of a research institute at Germany’s prestigious Max Planck Society and has a Ph.D. in ecology from Cornell University. But the American...
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Giulio Magli of the mathematics department at Milan’s Polytechnic University made a study on all Roman towns in Italy concluded that ancient Romans built their...
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The idea that measuring nanomechanical oscillations, that of the tiny vibrating silicon strips, only a few hundred atoms thick is not that easy, is no more true....
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According to the latest study by Cornell University, because of solar flare activity, GPS devices, in almost five to six years, are not going to work for many hours. In...
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Researchers at Cornell University will soon be taking us to a bacteria-free world with its latest research project of developing virus-detective napkin that uses...
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Cornell University Horticulturist has wiped out tension of many home gardeners by finding out a way out for them.
Main apprehension of home gardeners was related to...
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Frogs are the first amphibians to be placed alongside an exclusive group of mammals, such as whales and dolphins — that have ultrasonic ability. Some persistent...
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It has been said that orange peel is rich in health nutrients. In some countries it is also used for various beauty treatments. But, do you know that an oil in orange...
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There are certain plants in your garden that make you sneeze or develop certain kinds of pollen allergies. If you are an asthmatic or carry dust allergy then it is...
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