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2 Americans, 1 Israeli Woman Win Nobel Chemistry Prize
Science & Tech  (tags: Nobel Prize, Israel, scientists, women scientists, Cell Biology, antibiotics )

Mimi
- 81 days ago - washingtonpost.com
STOCKHOLM -- Two Americans and an Israeli scientist won the 2009 Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for atom-by-atom mapping of the protein-making factories within cells - a feat that has spurred the development of antibiotics
Observatory- DNA Shifts Timeline for Mammoths' Exit
Science & Tech  (tags: evolution, timeline, mammoth, DNA, ancient, discovery, habitat, research, scientists )

Nancy
- 2 days ago - nytimes.com
Thousands of years ago in northwestern North America, large animal species, among them the woolly mammoth and the horse, became extinct. Among the proposed explanations for this is one known as the blitzkrieg hypothesis -- that humans entering the region
100 Excellent Twitter Feeds for Tech-Savvy Students
Science & Tech  (tags: Tech, Internet, Web 2.0, Students, Education, Career )

Nancy
- 4 days ago - onlinecourses.org
Here are 100 excellent Twitter feeds to learn about the tech industry, search for jobs and internships, and keep up with tech news.
Life's Origin May Have Been a Shallow Affair
Science & Tech  (tags: climate, archaeology, discovery, environment, humans, investigation, research, science, scientists, study )

Kit
- 5 days ago - livescience.com
Scientists who study the origin of life tend to fall into one of two camps - geneticists or metabolists. Proponents of the "metabolism first" view believe that complex chemical reactions provided the environment from which a genetic system developed.
Missing Piece of DNA Replication Puzzle Identified
Science & Tech  (tags: discovery, GeneticEngineering, humans, interesting, investigation, nasa, medicine, NewTechnology, research, scientists, study, technology )

Kit
- 6 days ago - sciencedaily.com
DNA replication is a basic function of living organisms, allowing cells to divide and multiply, all while maintaining the genetic code and proper function of the original cell.
Hubble's Festive View of a Grand Star-Forming Region
Science & Tech  (tags: astronomy, computer, discovery, investigation, nasa, NewTechnology, science, space, study, technology )

Kit
- 6 days ago - sciencedaily.com
Just in time for the holidays: a Hubble Space Telescope picture postcard of hundreds of brilliant blue stars wreathed by warm, glowing clouds. The festive portrait is the most detailed view of the largest stellar nursery in our local galactic neighborhood
Iraqi Insurgents Using $26 Software to Monitor Predator Video Feeds
Science & Tech  (tags: military, government, troops, war, interesting, bizarre, humor, performance, news, middle-east, technology, research, science )

Tinkie
- 9 days ago - engadget.com
Insurgents use $26 satellite snooping software to monitor live Predator video feeds. Kind of makes you think about the half a trillion dollars yearly dished out yearly for military equipment by the other side.. with tax payers money of course....
Burial Cloth Found in Jerusalem Cave Casts Doubt on Authenticity of Turin Shroud
Science & Tech  (tags: ancient, archaeology, discovery, history )

Marty
- 10 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
Archaeologists have discovered the first known burial shroud in Jerusalem from the time of Christ's crucifixion - and say it casts serious doubt on the claimed authenticity of the Turin Shroud.
Gallery: The Year's Most Amazing Scientific Images
Science & Tech  (tags: ancient, archaeology, astronomy, climate, computer, computers, concept, design, discovery, energy, environment, Gizmos, health, history, humans, interesting, nasa, medicine, NewTechnology, research, science, scientists, space, tech, world, technology )

PinkMindy
- 23 days ago - popsci.com
Popular Science has compiled an image mega-gallery, that contains 62 of the year's most amazing images . A Must See!
In Taming Dogs, Humans May Have Sought a Meal
Science & Tech  (tags: wolves, dogs, china, domestication, food, genetic, diversity, science, genomic, archaeology, research, discovery, mitochondrial, DNA, technology, study )

Tom
- 110 days ago - nytimes.com
Wolves may have domesticated themselves in China when they began scavenging around the garbage dumps at the first human settlements. As they became tamer, they were captured and bred. Given local traditions, the wolves would have been bred to be eaten.
 
 
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