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Can anti-inflammatory therapies be effective against epilepsy? Mary Ann Liebert, Inc./Genetic Engineering News
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Dimensions of Time: Science’s Quest to Understand Time in the Body, Brain and Cosmos
Science News curates a fascinating collection of articles that explores the elusive subject of time and its influence on human lif…

Consciousness: A Survey of Scientists’ Bold Attempts to Demystify the Mind
In this anthology of its groundbreaking articles, Science News brings us a riveting look at the mystery of human consciousness.

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Einstein’s Gravity: One Big Idea Forever Changed How We Understand the Universe
From Science News comes a captivating anthology of articles exploring the concept of gravity and Albert Einstein’s enduring infl…

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Researchers and farmers collaborate to prevent E. coli
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A collaborative Michigan State University study involving microbiologists, epidemiologists, animal scientists, veterinarians, graduate students, undergraduates and farmers could lead to better prevention practices to limit dangerous E. coli bacteria …

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On the path toward molecular robots
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Researchers are working on mimicking cellular systems to develop molecular motors that can move or even deliver drugs to target tissues. Engineering such motors may ultimately lead to molecular robots that can execute more complex tasks. To this end …

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