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Scientists Use Legos To Aid Bone Research
Science Buzz Scientists at Cambridge are looking for ways to use bone as an artificial material for things like implants, or other uses such as building material and they are using Legos to help them along the way.
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Lab Research Dogs Free Outside For The First Time
The weather might be getting cooler, but this video will warm your heart.
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Image: The “Historian's Helper” Research Die
Although the research die is intended for authors writing historical fiction, it is also a useful tool for graduate students who need to finish papers before the sun rises. (Merit Badger via 9Gag)
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Link: Moose Offer Trail of Clues on Arthritis
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/17/health/research/17moose...
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Research on moose suggests that arthritis in human beings may be linked in part to nutritional deficits.
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Link: “Book Google”
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=book%20goo...
When you need to figure out something, so you look it up in a book, like in the olden times, when dinosaurs ruled the earth. Guy 1: Quick! What's the definiton of “callow?” Guy 2: I don't know! My iPhone 4 doesn't get signal here! Guy 3: Book google that shit!
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Link: Swearing ‘helps to reduce pain’
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8147170.stm
That's why mom was so mean to me growing up.
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Study Finds Bond Prefers Brunettes
Culture Buzz In what may be the most pointless study of all time, researchers have analyzed all 195 bond girls from 20 different James Bond movies to find that 75% of them have dark hair. Here is a shocker they discovered with this research, “Bond's sexual partners also tend to be younger, slimmer and more attractive than the women he does not bed”
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Exercise in a Pill
Science Buzz No need to get off the couch after all! Scientists experiment with a compound that they say can produce the effects of exercise without exercising. Research so far has only involved mice, but after initial studies it was found that the tested mice could run 44% farther on a treadmill after treatment. The substance is called AICAR, and in the wake of this study, scientists predict it will “fly off the shelves.” It is readily available at most scientific supply outlets, so knock yourselves out.
