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The Hubble telescope has a competitor. It’s not a telescope, but a microscope. The competition isn’t looking for stars and galaxies, but seeking atomic levels instead. McMaster University Canada has installed the world’s most powerful electron...
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Like man and animals, it seems, plants too have ‘family values.’ Though it is surprising an information, scientists have revealed that plant, despite...
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The international journal, Diabetic Medicine, says that type 2 diabetics may achieve the targeted blood sugar levels. It may be done with the help of insulin glargine....
made popular Jul 11 2006
Astronomers seem to have solved the mystery of the fragmentation of the large disks of gas and dust around young stars. They have discovered that this happens when two...
made popular Jun 10 2006
Making McMaster University responsible for one of the federal government’s top health priorities, the University will lead the country’s fight against fat....
made popular Mar 31 2006
Eco Factor: Flexible solar modules illuminate bus stops and sends internet-based updates of transport schedules.
Waiting for a bus at a dark bus stop would soon be...
made popular Jun 16 2009
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