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"No Calories� Sweet!"

An apartheid-like system existed in early Anglo-Saxon Britain, which wiped out a majority of original British genes in favor of German ones

How does the strange phenomenon happen and what could be some of its explanations

New thin-film semiconductor techniques promise to add sensing, computing and imaging capability to an amazing array of materials

"What happens in the study group setting is that through these interaction dynamics that we identified, students could absorb the lecture notes and make them their own."

The history of intelligence from its earliest forms in Greek culture to artificial intelligence

The project is expected to provide data applicable to other environments where indoor air quality is critical, such as in health-care facilities and aboard airplanes

A discovery that may aid scientists in the future in understanding the mechanisms underlying many diseases

All you need to know about UV sun rays and their effect upon our body and health

Study suggests low scores may arise from developmental issues

The genes of a common poultry virus may hold the key to giving humans immunity to diseases such as avian influenza and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)

The vitamin-like compound can help us preserve our general health and fighting against almost any kind of mild or severe disorder

A Carnegie Mellon study has shed light on how we form new memories

The influence of childhood experiences on optimism and pessimism

And improves the healthy choices made by students

Higher tree species diversity leads directly to higher diversity of leaf-eating insects

OHSU scientists say FreeCell can be adapted to spot early signs of dementia