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Playing with quantum dots and plasmonic nanoparticles

U of T’s Ted Sargent fine-tunes solar cells for a cheaper and more efficient design

17 March, 2013
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Environmental factors shown to influence development of schizophrenia

Researchers at ETH Zurich have found a way to influence the development of schizophrenia-like behavioural patterns in mice through a [...]

10 March, 2013
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Rat brains speak to each other

Researchers at Duke University have created the first ever brain-to-brain interface, allowing rats to send sensory and motor information to [...]

10 March, 2013
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Telomerase therapy hopes to remove cap on life expectancy

New treatments may provide significant increases in human lifespan

3 March, 2013
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Filling in the gaps in the phylogenetic tree of life

How a hamster-like mammalian ancestor was discovered using a database known as The Matrix

24 February, 2013
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New documentary portrays struggles of Huntington’s patients

The question of whether to get genetically tested remains a difficult one

24 February, 2013
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New diabetes treatment enters clinical trials

Canadian scientists poised to test the efficacy of early insulin treatment

10 February, 2013
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Researchers discover DNA quadruple helix structure

It has been known that our DNA is arranged in a double helix structure since Watson and Crick first published [...]

3 February, 2013
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