MsCuttsScienceadded this to EvolutionJoel Sartore ‘Puppy dog eyes’ evolved so dogs could communicate with usNational Geographic - Carrie ArnoldCenturies of domestication have unintentionally yet radically reshaped dogs' eyebrow anatomy, making their faces easily readable to people. There’s a reason we call them “puppy dog eyes”—those soulful,
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Interesting Stuff Science The Words You Use in Facebook Statuses Can Predict 21 Medical ConditionsInverse - By Emma Betuel Terms like "head," "pain," "god," and "tears" are all linked to health conditions. In the eyes of a trained algorithm, Facebook status updates may be …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to CELLSMetastasis Quantitative evidence for early metastatic seeding in colorectal cancernature.com - Zheng Hu, Jie Ding, Zhicheng Ma, Ruping Sun, Jose A. Seoane, J. Scott Shaffer, Carlos J. Suarez, Anna S. Berghoff, Chiara Cremolini, Alfredo Falcone, Fotios Loupakis, Peter Birner, Matthias Preusser, Heinz-Josef Lenz, Christina Curtis Vanharanta, S. & Massagué, J. Origins of metastatic traits. Cancer Cell 24, 410–421 (2013). Turajlic, S. & Swanton, C. Metastasis as an evolutionary …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to GeneticsBiotechnology The Seed Industry Favors InnovationThe New York TimesRe “Save Our Food. From the Seed Barons” (Sunday Review, June 9): Chef Dan Barber misses the mark about the changes in the seed industry over the last century. It’s true that crop production across the
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Earth ScienceEarth Regional stratification at the top of Earth's core due to core–mantle boundary heat flux variationsnature.com - Jon Mound, Chris Davies, Sebastian Rost, Jon Aurnou Lay, T. & Young, C. J. The stably-stratified outermost core revisited. Geophys. Res. Lett. 17, 2001–2004 (1990). Kaneshima, S. Array analyses of SmKS …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to VirusesScience WHO under pressure over Ebola responsescidev.net - SciDev.Net The Ebola crisis that has raged for 10 months in the Democratic Republic of Congo and spread last week to Uganda is not a “public health emergency of …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to STEMPlay buttonComcast TV Viewers Can Now Change the Channel With Just Their Eyesfuturism.com - Kristin Houser On Monday, Comcast launched Xfinity X1 eye control, a feature that pairs with existing eye-tracking systems to let customers use their eyes like they …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to ECOLOGY Great Lakes Endangered shorebirds threatened by rising Great Lakescsmonitor.com - John Flesher/AP Peering through a spotting scope mounted on a tripod, researcher Alice Van Zoeren notices a piping plover skittering across a sandy, pebble-strewn …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to EvolutionFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoAristotle Evolutionary Thought Before Darwin (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)stanford.edu In many respects, the general idea of the possibility of species change is an old concept. The reflections of Empedocles (ca. 495–35 BCE) and the …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to GeneticsHealth Facebook gets more diversity into gene studiesfuturity.org - Nardy Baeza Bickel-Michigan Researchers believe they have found a way to harness the power of Facebook to recruit a large, diverse participant pool they hope will help provide …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Global WarmingScience Proposed Energy Efficiency Rules Could Slow Emissions Reductionsscientificamerican.com - Benjamin Storrow, E&E News If wind turbines and solar panels are the celebrities of the clean energy revolution, then energy efficiency is its workhorse. U.S. electricity demand …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to SpaceMagnetismNASA reveals how the magnetic field around the giant black hole at the centre of the Milky Way has stopped it from devouringdailymail.co.uk - Ian Randall The magnetic field surrounding the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy is channelling gas particles into orbit around the hole, …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Biochemistry Science Boost Both Mind and Mood With This Special Blend of Advanced Nootropicsfuturism.com - Futurism Creative Everybody wants their brain to work better. Coffee may be delicious, but that’s not the main reason 60 percent of Americans drink it every single …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Scientists & ProcessParticles Murray Gell-Mann (1929–2019)nature.com - Robert P. Crease Theoretical physicist who won a Nobel for codifying fundamental particles. Nobel laureate Murray Gell-Mann once described himself as “a character out …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to GeneticsCherokee Nation Ep 17: Democrats, DNA and The Cherokee Nationsubstack.com This week, Elizabeth Warren has announced that she will run for President. She has yet to contact the Cherokee nation about the DNA debacle. …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Global WarmingOpinion (UK) Building solutions to the climate crisisThe Guardian - LettersTheresa May’s initiative to decarbonise the UK economy by 2050 has been estimated to cost £50bn per year (theguardian.com, 6 June). It is hoped that by taking leadership in this way, others will follow.
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Human ImpactWhales A Dead Humpback, a Team of Scientists, a Race for Answers | College of Engineeringbu.edu Did noise pollution in the ocean contribute to her death in the waters off Cape Cod? Her ears may hold important clues. *Be advised there are graphic …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Interesting Stuff Science Çatalhöyük: 9,000 years ago, a community with modern urban problemsphys.org - Jeff Grabmeier Some 9,000 years ago, residents of one of the world's first large farming communities were also among the first humans to experience some of the …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to SpacePlay buttonScience Moon rock time-capsule unlocks the Sun's earliest secretsslashgear.com - Chris Davies The secrets of our Sun may be found much closer to home – in astronomical terms, anyway – as NASA researchers look to the Moon’s crust to answer core …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Plants & FungiSalamanders Pitcher Plants Have Been Quietly Snacking on Baby Salamanderssmithsonianmag.com - Brigit Katz Pitcher plants, carnivorous flora that can be found across the world, have long been known to eat animals—primarily small insects and spiders. These …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to ConservationWorld Records Hundreds of Divers Just Set the World Record for Largest Underwater Cleanupglobalcitizen.org - Gabrielle Deonath Why Global Citizens Should CarePlastic waste is non-degradable and often cannot be recycled; instead, its added to overflowing landfills and often …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Enviromental Ron Burgundy Listen to the Brian Mudd Show Episode - Blue-Green Algae Task Force Meeting Update on iHeartRadio | iHeartRadioiheart.com Will Ferrell reprises his role as Ron Burgundy in his brand new Ron Burgundy Podcast! Each episode has a different theme in which Ron engages in …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Anatomy Science Shampoos, Perfumes, and Other Cosmetics Send Thousands of Kids to the ER Every YearGizmodo - Ed Cara Nail polish removers and other personal care products are sending a shocking number of young kids in the U.S. to the emergency room, according to a …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to STEMRobotics Visions Of The Future: When Humanoid Robots Fight Backgeekologie.com - Geekologie This is a CG video (the robot isn't real) from the folks at Corridor Digital imagining what would happen if Boston Dynamics' humanoid robots finally …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Earth ScienceMount Everest New ‘window into the planet’ installed in Mount Everest’s ‘death zone’New York Post - By Fox News Scientists will now have access to data from Mount Everest’s so-called death zone, the highest section of the mountain, which at over 26,000 feet …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to SpaceSpacecraft Deep space atomic clock will help autonomous spacecraft make it to Marsslashgear.com - Shane McGlaun NASA is set to put a mission into orbit in late June 2019 that will put an atomic clock into space. The clock is called the Deep Space Atomic Clock, …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to Animal PhylaScience Domestication Made Dogs’ Facial Anatomy More Fetching to Humansscientificamerican.com - Jim Daley In the celebrated Claymation series Wallace and Gromit, loyal dog Gromit is silent yet highly expressive, often making his thoughts known with …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to SpaceGeek NASA’s MRO Snaps ‘Black-And-Blue’ Impact Crater on MarsGeek - By Genevieve Scarano Mars recently received a hard “punch” when a small space rock hurtled into the Red Planet’s surface and created a new impact crater that looks like a …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to GeneticsGenes Genetics research gets help from social mediaReuters - By Linda Carroll(Reuters Health) - Researchers have harnessed the power of social media to build a genetic database, according to a new report. The "Genes for Good" project, which turned to Facebook to recruit people
MsCuttsScienceadded this to STEMStem Cells 3-D printed tissues and organs without the scaffoldingphys.org Engineered tissues and organs have been grown with various degrees of success in labs for many years. Many of them have used a scaffolding approach …
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