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LHC Group Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Hutcheson Home Health

Las Vegas Child Care - Little Paradise Learning Center Launches 24/7 Child Care Services For Las Vegas

News: Science and Technology Help Find True Love

Science and technology may help us find true love. Kasey-Dee Gardner sat down with the Chief Scientific Officer for Chemistry.com who explains how this is possible. News: Science and Technology Help Find True Love More Videos Online

Princeton scientist makes a leap in quantum computing

Jason Petta, an assistant professor of physics, has found a way to alter the property of a lone electron without disturbing the trillions of electrons in its immediate surroundings. Such a feat is an important step toward developing future types of quantum computers. (Photos: Brian Wilson)

Green Earth Technologies to Debut Ultimate Biodegradable, NMMA Certified, G-OIL(R) TC-W3(R) 2-Cycle Marine Oil at Miami International Boat Show

Green Earth Technologies (Pink Sheets: GETG), a leading manufacturer and marketer of "green" environmentally safe consumer packaged goods and products, announced today their first showcase at the Miami International Boat Show at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Florida, February 11 - 15 in booth 1964.

The Royal Society: The unstoppable spirit of inquiry

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Researchers Find New Way to Study How Enzymes Repair DNA Damage

Researchers at Ohio State University have found a new way to study how enzymes move as they repair DNA sun damage--and the discovery could one day lead to new therapies for healing sunburned skin. Ultraviolet light damages skin by causing chemical bonds to form in the wrong places along the DNA molecules in our cells. Full Story

Scientists identify gene linked to biological ageing in humans

Biological ageing, as distinct from chronology ageing, includes changes in the physical structure of the body as well as changes in the performance of motor skills and sensory awareness.

The Royal Society's spirit of inquiry

Swimmers in the beach rosort of Hainan, Southern China, where the cost of a room has has soared to £4,000.

Genes that give butterflies identical wings found

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Brighton Science Festival

The Brighton Science Festival returns for its fourth year of head-scratching fun! From February 23rd – March 2nd, Brighton will be inundated with science enthusiasm.

Of Science and Gender (1 Letter)

The column on Mary Anning, “Tale of an Unsung Fossil Finder, in Fact and Fiction� (Books on Science, Feb. 2), reminds me of another woman, also of about the same time. She also was an English scientist and was rebuffed by male scientists. She was the first to discover that a lichen was not a single organism, but a symbiosis, and had learned that fact and others by her careful and lovely watercolors.

LHC calls govt to account for Qadeer restrictions

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Rice physicists kill cancer with 'nanobubbles'

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NIST's second 'quantum logic clock' based on aluminium ion is now world's most precise clock

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LHC calls govt to account for Qadeer restrictions

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Life-shortening telomere gene discovered

PARIS: Some people carry a genetic variant is responsible for short telomeres - caps at the end of DNA that control ageing - and it could shave three or four years off their life, according to a new study.

Advisor to the planets^h^h^h stars

I was pleasantly surprised to see my old friend Kevin Grazier — planetary scientist with Cassini, and science advisor for Battlestar Galactica and Eureka — highlighted in a Eureka Unscripted blog post. It’s a two-parter, with the second one going up sometimes soon.

British scientists discover ageing gene variants

British researchers have discovered the gene variants, which can predict the pace of ageing in the human body, Press TV reported.

US urged new safety standards days before Middletown explosion (The Christian Science Monitor)

New York and Boston – Only three days before the massive explosion that killed at least five workers at a newly constructed

Advisability of X-ray fluorescence analysis of dry residue of cow milk applied to monitor environment

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LHC CJ takes notice of bus hostess gang-rape

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Scientists identify gene linked to biological ageing in humans

Biological ageing, as distinct from chronology ageing, includes changes in the physical structure of the body as well as changes in the performance of motor skills and sensory awareness.

Scientists Find Gene Variant Link To Ageing Cells

Scientists have found specific genetic variants which may explain why some people age earlier than others and say their findings have important implications for understanding cancer and age-related diseases.

France's Areva buys Mountain View solar startup Ausra

French nuclear company Areva announced Monday it is acquiring Ausra, a Mountain View-based concentrated solar thermal startup backed by several Silicon Valley venture capitalists.

Letters: Of Science and Gender (1 Letter)

The column on Mary Anning, “Tale of an Unsung Fossil Finder, in Fact and Fiction� (Books on Science, Feb. 2), reminds me of another woman, also of about the same time. She also was an English scientist and was rebuffed by male scientists. She was the first to discover that a lichen was not a single organism, but a symbiosis, and had learned that fact and others by her careful and lovely watercolors.