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Born and raised in the state that brought you "The Physics of Football", Meg is the product of four-plus years of eclectic science training in biomedical sciences, physics and microscope imaging systems. sciencenewsexaminer@gmail.com


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During this, the Year of Darwin, scientists from University of California Riverside have found that evolutionary adaptation can happen in less than 30...
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That birds descended directly from dinosaurs is one of the most strongly accepted hypotheses in evolution. However, there is mounting evidence to...
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Seeing the world through rose-colored glasses may be more than a metaphor. A study conducted by researchers at the University of Toronto (UT) has...
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Researchers from the California Institute of Technology have offered a bizarre hypothesis: some time in the far future, between 100 million and 1...
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Every so often there is a story in science so bizarre that it is difficult to believe. Many of these stories are coming out of a field known as...
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"Is personality inherited? Of course.” So opens Alberto Halabe Bucay’s short paper (with a long title), “Endorphins,...
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Almost four billion years ago, our solar system was going through its tumultuous adolescent years. The pockmarked surfaces of the Moon and Mars tell...
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A new study conducted by scientists The College of Wooster in Ohio shows that people who are physically weaker tend to think that a looming sound is...
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