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Materials that self-heal and shapeshift
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Materials science is the study of new materials through the lens of interdisciplinary science and engineering. The discipline requires knowledge of chemistry, physics, and engineering to create innovative materials that can make cars lighter,...
Study suggests no link between taking prenatal antidepressant use and autism...
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A recent study suggests there is no evident link between pregnant women taking antidepressants and the risk of their child subsequently developing autism spectrum disorder or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), contrary to previous...
Your brain on anxiety
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Anxiety can produce some unusual behaviours. Two recently published studies looked into why our brains make us do particular things when we are anxious. One group found that the anxious brain tends to make...
LiFi, a light-based wireless technology
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LiFi is a new high-speed wireless technology that conveys data in the same way WiFi does – but with light. Created by University of Edinburgh professor Harald Haas in 2011, LiFi is expected to...
Neil deGrasse Tyson and B.o.B square up over round earth
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Conspiracy theories are nothing new. Conspiracy theories that escalate into Twitter beef and rap battles, however, are a sign of new and changing times.
Rapper B.o.B, who you may remember from the breakout 2010 single...
The University of Manitoba’s resident parasitologist
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Jillian Detwiler is an assistant professor in the department of biology at the University of Manitoba. As an evolutionary ecologist, Detwiler researches host-parasite interactions.
“My research focuses on the impacts of host ecology on parasite...
Five planets align for the first time in a decade
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For the first time in over 10 years, there will be five planets simultaneously visible to our naked eye.
For the rest of January, and up until around Feb. 20, early risers will get to...







