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‘Smart metal’ gadget may reduce noise during takeoffs and landings
Engineers design the ‘slat-cove filler’ to cut down on air turbulence
Eat a peach? Extract appears to restrain aggressive cancer in mice
Findings may apply to humans; treatment is equal to eating two to three peaches per day
The Tycoon challenges the Celebrity for admiration of tomato producers
Latest addition to the Texas Superstar list can produce high quality fruit that weighs a pound — or more
Ergonomics for software users: Device will track repetitive motions
Funding comes from group that includes Apple, Chevron, Dell, Exxon Mobil, and Microsoft.
Of sea and sky: How do oceans interact with Earth’s atmosphere?
British authority Peter Liss is collaborating with Texas A&M researchers to seek answers.
Why do horses move like they do? Research says it’s a genetic ‘mistake’
‘Gait keeper’ mutation happened once, then was spread around the world, likely by early humans
Monarch butterflies need your help to avoid starvation during migrations
Researcher calls for national effort to plant milkweed to feed Monarchs on their long annual journeys
Dark matter: New detector enhances search for ‘missing’ 95% of universe
Collisions between improved Ge/SI detectors and dark matter particles release heat and charge that can be detected at temperatures close to absolute zero
An unexpected finding: Aerosols appear to weaken tropical cyclones
Team applies complex computer model to data obtained from Hurricane Katrina