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| Scientists use sound to track tiny organisms in the body Our bodies are home to tiny organisms called microbes that play a big role in health, and scientists have developed a new way to track these organisms using sound. They've only tested the technique in mice so far, but it could one day be used to enhance treatments for gut disease and cancer.
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| In Black Museum, Black Mirror finally finds a single person to blame for technology The fourth season of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror, a Twilight Zone-esque anthology TV series about technological anxieties and possible futures, was released on Netflix on December 29th, 2017. In this series, six writers will look at each of the fourth season's six episodes to see what they have to say ...
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| Tiny Fossils Record Big Shifts in Ocean Currents In previous studies, scientists had pieced together the timing of those geological events by examining the chemical makeup of rocks and sediments on the seafloor. Now, new research has independently confirmed the changes in these Paleogene-era currents, and the finding offers a clue about how ...
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| Is Facebook playing a part in the Rohingya genocide? The radio carried codes during the First World War, but later became a household fixture. Early telephones were leased in pairs but after Western Union, a telegraph company, adopted "exchanges," it led to rapid long-distance communication. Likewise, mobile phones have evolved from bulky ...
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| Snow falls in Florida as 12 die in harsh winter weather across US The weather service said up to 1in (2.5cm) of snow could fall as far south as Tallahassee, Florida. Snow began falling in Tallahassee early on Wednesday – a rare occurrence in the Florida city. Accumulation of 3in to 5in (8cm to 13cm) was possible in eastern North Carolina. In central Florida, the state's ...
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| Direct electrical stimulation of the amygdala enhances declarative memory in humans Past studies have pointed to a central role for the amygdala in mediating this endogenous memory enhancement. However, the premise that the amygdala can causally enhance declarative memory has not been directly tested in humans. Here we show that brief electrical stimulation to the human ...
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