Neighbouring neuron recordings reflect behavioural changes.
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The world has an abundance of renewable energy to offer, the question is how to harness it.
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National Center for Atmospheric Research axes developing-world initiative.
Jeff Tollefson
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PAMELA mission offers tantalizing hint of success.
Geoff Brumfiel
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Swedish researchers criticize credentials of convention.
Daniel Cressey
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With the world's love of cars showing little sign of abating, manufacturers are under increasing pressure to make vehicles less polluting and oil dependent. Duncan Graham-Rowe explores some of the technologies that could keep us on the road.
Duncan Graham-Rowe
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As this month's International AIDS Conference in Mexico City ends, Erika Check Hayden asks leaders of the HIV community what they expect to see on the agenda when the conference reconvenes in Vienna in 2010 — the year by which the world has agreed to provide universal access to HIV treatment.
Erika Check Hayden
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Biochemical method of tracking microbes hits the limelight.
Amber Dance
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Nature's News team looks at how much carbon-free energy might ultimately be available — and which sources make most sense.
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For Marcel Proust, the madeleine evoked childhood memories — a new treatment of the science of smell attempts to take our everyday experience of odour to a more insightful level, explains Gary Beauchamp.
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In today's computer age, the implications of the discovery in formal logic that Newman and Nagel articulated in 1958 are of even broader interest, says Andrew Hodges.
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Pairs of quantum-mechanically entangled particles seem to know at once what is happening to each other. Experiments show that even if this signalling is not instantaneous, it must be really, really fast.
Terence G. Rudolph
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Certain enzymes that synthesize antibiotics play a game of pass the parcel, handing biosynthetic intermediates from one active site to another. A study reveals the dynamic nature of interactions between the enzyme domains.
Shiven Kapur & Chaitan Khosla
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The indications are that a solid ball of iron lies at Earth's centre. But only the identification of an elusive seismic signature can confirm the long-standing assumption that it is indeed solid.
Kenneth C. Creager
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Humans who colonized Australia did not reach Tasmania until thousands of years later — granting the island's giant kangaroos a brief respite before they joined their Australian brethren in oblivion.
Jared Diamond
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A vacuum may be devoid of matter, but its shape is still important. The strength of the Casimir force caused by quantum fluctuations in the space between surfaces is critically dependent on their nanometre-scale shape.
Astrid Lambrecht
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A drug that normally suppresses an immune response by trapping lymphocytes in lymphoid organs results in the elimination of a chronic viral infection when applied at low doses. Why should this be?
Michael J. Bevan & Pamela J. Fink
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Autism is a common neurodevelopmental syndrome with a strong genetic component. The study of autistic individuals whose parents are cousins highlights the genetic diversity of this condition.
Daniel H. Geschwind
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A sleepy brain pays little attention to its surroundings, and its neurons are lulled by a common oscillation. As the brain swiftly rouses from this sluggish state, its neurons function more independently.
Scott J. Cruikshank & Barry W. Connors
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Zane B. Andrews, Zhong-Wu Liu, Nicholas Walllingford, Derek M. Erion, Erzsebet Borok, Jeffery M. Friedman, Matthias H. Tschöp, Marya Shanabrough, Gary Cline, Gerald I. Shulman, Anna Coppola, Xiao-Bing Gao, Tamas L. Horvath & Sabrina Diano
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Martin Laurberg, Haruichi Asahara, Andrei Korostelev, Jianyu Zhu, Sergei Trakhanov & Harry F. Noller
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P. Vernazza, R. P. Binzel, C. A. Thomas, F. E. DeMeo, S. J. Bus, A. S. Rivkin & A. T. Tokunaga
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Daniel Salart, Augustin Baas, Cyril Branciard, Nicolas Gisin & Hugo Zbinden
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Gonzalo Otero, Giulio Biddau, Carlos Sánchez-Sánchez, Renaud Caillard, María F. López, Celia Rogero, F. Javier Palomares, Noemí Cabello, Miguel A. Basanta, José Ortega, Javier Méndez, Antonio M. Echavarren, Rubén Pérez, Berta Gómez-Lor & José A. Martín-Gago
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R. Bintanja & R. S. W. van de Wal
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James Wookey & George Helffrich
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Aaron A. King, Edward L. Ionides, Mercedes Pascual & Menno J. Bouma
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James F. A. Poulet & Carl C. H. Petersen
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Steven J. Altschuler, Sigurd B. Angenent, Yanqin Wang & Lani F. Wu
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Linhui Hao, Akira Sakurai, Tokiko Watanabe, Ericka Sorensen, Chairul A. Nidom, Michael A. Newton, Paul Ahlquist & Yoshihiro Kawaoka
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Mary Premenko-Lanier, Nelson B. Moseley, Sarah T. Pruett, Pablo A. Romagnoli & John D. Altman
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Monika Martick, Lucas H. Horan, Harry F. Noller & William G. Scott
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Dominique P. Frueh, Haribabu Arthanari, Alexander Koglin, David A. Vosburg, Andrew E. Bennett, Christopher T. Walsh & Gerhard Wagner
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Alexander Koglin, Frank Löhr, Frank Bernhard, Vladimir V. Rogov, Dominique P. Frueh, Eric R. Strieter, Mohammad R. Mofid, Peter Güntert, Gerhard Wagner, Christopher T. Walsh, Mohamed A. Marahiel & Volker Dötsch
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Expanding your curiosity can lead to more job opportunities.
Paul Smaglik
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