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| US firm patents DNA-analysis tool for planning a baby from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 2:57) |
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But the company, 23andMe, insists it has no plans to use it to help people choose sperm and egg donors
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| Astrophile: The climate-shaping supervolcanoes of Mars from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 2:00) |
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The Red Planet's past was shaped by supervolcanoes akin to the one that sculpted Yellowstone National Park
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| Today on New Scientist from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 1:45) |
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All the latest on newscientist.com: US gun epidemic, hairy black hole, lack of folic acid echoes down generations, ex-Soviet carbon sump and more
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| Elephant ivory could be bankrolling terrorist groups from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 1:16) |
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The ivory trade may be helping to fund terrorist groups like al-Shabaab. Now an $80 million initiative will scale up the fight against elephant poaching
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| Take virtual 3D tours of tourist sites with Wikipedia from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 1:08) |
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Flickr images and Wikipedia entries are used to create an annotated model that would-be tourists can fly through before they visit
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| Fall of USSR locked up world's largest store of carbon from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 0:50) |
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, great tracts of farmland were abandoned. The area has now become the biggest ever human-made carbon sink
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| The doctor treating the US gun epidemic from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-3 0:00) |
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For over 30 years emergency room doctor Garen Wintemute has studied gun violence in the US. He explains how a lack of funding has made the problem intractable (full text available to subscribers)
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| Earth's love handles keep the satellites from falling from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-2 23:30) |
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Satellites don't come crashing down– despite our interfering moon's best efforts– because the Earth's bulges help keep them stable
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| Lack of folic acid echoes through the generations from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-2 23:26) |
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A study in mice suggests that folic acid deficiency triggers developmental defects, not just in their offspring but also in the following generations
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| Neural stem cells pulled from rat's brain using magnet from New Scientist - Online news (2013-10-2 23:17) |
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A safe way of extracting stem cells from the brain using magnetic nanoparticles could one day be used to treat people with Parkinson's or multiple sclerosis
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