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Orbital Express: Forget rockets - advances in nanotechnology may soon make a trip into space as easy as riding an elevator.
Examining the Mysteries of the Hopewell Archaeologists' concept of the Fort Ancient site has changed over the years. The recent discovery of several unusual features there continues to puzzle them.
Break the Fast-Food Habit Not only does fast food tend to be unhealthy, but some of its ingredients are downright addictive. Here's how to kick the habit.
Poor Substitutes Low-calorie food replacements have promised to make our weight-loss dreams come true, but research indicates that these pseudo-foods rarely deliver. In fact, they may set our weight-loss efforts back.
America's Appetite for Olive Oil Ripens From his tasting room on the hilly outskirts of Oroville, Calif., Jamie Johannson can hear the workers picking his olives. Even when they are too far away for him to hear their voices, he can still detect the wind-chime-like clamor of them at work.
Burst of Energy Forward-thinking entrepreneurs are making leaps and bounds in the field of renewable clean energy. How can you get involved?
Brainstorm Learning literally transforms our brains. James Zull, biology professor and CWRU's teaching-center director, examines this notion and the implications it has for teachers in his new book, The Art of Changing the Brain.
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Greater Than the Sum of its Parts Patients with the same condition may require different treatments.
Studying twins is still a vital tool for 21st century geneticists, even with the human genome map at their fingertips. Kristin Ohlson gets stuck into the nature-nurture debate.
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