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[ad_1] The notion of using genetic ancestry databases to solve crimes recently passed from hypothetical to credible was used when police used an online genealogical database to find the so-called Golden State …

[ad_1] Des chercheurs de l'équipe Sommeil du Centre de Recherche Neuroscientifique de Lyon (CNRS / INSERM / Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 / Université Jean Monnet), accompagnés d'un collègue du laboratoire de …

[ad_1] Despite all the good that they do, eye drops and ointments have a major drawback: it's hard to tell how much of the medication actually gets to the eye. Now, in …

[ad_1] For centuries, sugar cane has provided human societies with alcohol, biofuels, building and weaving materials, as well as the world's most used sugar source. Today, researchers have extracted an interesting scientific …

[ad_1] Car accidents, sports injuries, even too much typing and texting can injure the peripheral nerves, leaving people numb, tingling and weak hands, arms or legs. Recovery can take months and doctors …

[ad_1] What happens when gold and silver do not cut it anymore? You turn to metal alloys, which Army researchers use to develop new designer materials that offer a wide range of …

[ad_1] You turn on a switch and the light turns on because the electricity is flowing. The usual perception is that it is as if you were opening a faucet and the …

[ad_1] The Clean Water Act of 1972 has led to significant improvements in water quality in the United States, according to the first comprehensive study of water pollution conducted in recent decades …

[ad_1] Is there a second Earth in space? Our knowledge of far-distant planetary systems continues to grow as new technologies sharpen our gaze in space. To date, 3,700 planets have already been …

[ad_1] In string theory, a paradigm shift could be imminent. In June, a team of Harvard and Caltech string theorists published a seemingly revolutionary conjecture: string theory would be fundamentally incompatible with …