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Dung Beetles love poop – surprise, we know. What isn’t known, is why they dance …
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March 23, 2018
Canadian Universities allegedly attacked by Iranian hackers
Canadian universities were among those believed to be hacked by a group associated with the Islamic …
November 28, 2017
Nazi-era ‘Yeti-Teddy’ helps shine light on brown bear evolution
DNA sampled from an alleged Yeti – recovered by Nazi’s during an expedition to Tibet– has helped id…
June 19, 2014
Telescope groundbreaking set to be a real blast
Construction of the world’s largest ground based telescope kicked off with a real lame bang. J…
October 7, 2013
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine kicks off Nobel Week
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to James E. Rothman, Randy W. Schekman an…
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Why Dung Beetles dance for their dinner
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New dinosaur-like fossil may be the earliest dinosaur found so far
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Giant plant-eating dinosaur skulls help researchers understand mega-mingling in the fossil record
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First species of feathered megalosaur found in Germany.
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Mother to largest branch of mammals described by researchers
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Telomere length in early life could predict lifespan
Researchers in the United Kingdom have found a possible relationship between early-life telomere length and …
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Anonymous DNA donors identified by researchers
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Functioning livers created using human stem cells
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Chemistry behind cell-to-cell communication wins Nobel Prize
Science Fare Media’s Managing Editor, Lee Flohr, went one-on-one with Dr. Robert Lefkowitz to talk …
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Gas giant’s atmospheric barcode analyzed by researchers
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Otzi’s entire genome sequenced for the first time