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TRS:CDF Internal Final Presentations of the STE and PEP studies

ESA - 1 hour 44 min ago
Two studies have recently been completed at ESA's Concurrent Design Facility (CDF): the Space-Time Explorer (STE) study and the Planetary Entry Probes (PEP) study. The CDF Internal Final Presentations on the outcome of each study are now available, together with the study summaries.
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Cosmic Vision:Call for a Medium-size mission opportunity for a launch in 2022

ESA - 1 hour 44 min ago
Through the present Call for Missions the Director of Science and Robotic Exploration solicits from the broad scientific community proposals for the competitive selection of mission concepts to be candidate for the implementation of one medium-size (M-class) mission for launch in 2022, following the launch of the first L-class mission. The deadline for submission of proposals is 3 December 2010, 12:00 (noon) Central European Time.
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Panel Urges Tougher Offshore Regulation

NY Times - 1 hour 46 min ago
A review board suggests hiring dozens of new oil and gas drilling inspectors, giving additional training to those already on the job and investing regulators with more authority to cite violations and impose fines.

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Expert says oil remains below surface, will come ashore in pulses

PhysOrg2 - 1 hour 50 min ago
Gregory Stone, director of LSU's WAVCIS Program and also of the Coastal Studies Institute in the university's School of the Coast & Environment, disagrees with published estimates that more than 75 percent of the oil from the Deepwater Horizon incident has disappeared.
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Expert says oil remains below surface, will come ashore in pulses

Phys.Org - 1 hour 50 min ago
Gregory Stone, director of LSU's WAVCIS Program and also of the Coastal Studies Institute in the university's School of the Coast & Environment, disagrees with published estimates that more than 75 percent of the oil from the Deepwater Horizon incident has disappeared.
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Group backs mandatory flu shots for health workers

PhysOrg2 - 1 hour 50 min ago
(AP) -- Flu vaccination should be required for all doctors, nurses and other health workers, the nation's largest pediatricians' group says, calling it a long overdue step to protect patients.
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Group backs mandatory flu shots for health workers

Phys.Org - 1 hour 50 min ago
(AP) -- Flu vaccination should be required for all doctors, nurses and other health workers, the nation's largest pediatricians' group says, calling it a long overdue step to protect patients.
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Liver defect likely cause of DHA deficiency in Alzheimer's patients

PhysOrg2 - 2 hours 4 sec ago
UC Irvine researchers have discovered that markedly depleted amounts of an omega-3 fatty acid in brain tissue samples from Alzheimer's patients may be due to the liver's inability to produce the complex fat, also contained in fish-oil supplements.
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Liver defect likely cause of DHA deficiency in Alzheimer's patients

Phys.Org - 2 hours 4 sec ago
UC Irvine researchers have discovered that markedly depleted amounts of an omega-3 fatty acid in brain tissue samples from Alzheimer's patients may be due to the liver's inability to produce the complex fat, also contained in fish-oil supplements.
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Tiger cub in intensive care after surprise birth

CBC - 2 hours 3 min ago
A female Siberian tiger cub is in stable condition in intensive care at the Calgary Zoo after its littermate died shortly after the cubs were born.
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Google This: How to Milk Doodles for Maximum PR

CBS - 2 hours 10 min ago
Mysterious Bouncing Balls Take Over Google Home Page; Doodle Detectives Do Best To Decode
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Risk of beetle outbreaks rise, along with temperature, in the warming West

PhysOrg2 - 2 hours 10 min ago
The potential for outbreaks of spruce and mountain pine beetles in western North America's forests is likely to increase significantly in the coming decades, according to a study conducted by USDA Forest Service researchers and their colleagues. Their findings, published in the September issue of the journal BioScience, represent the first comprehensive synthesis of the effects of climate change on bark beetles.
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Risk of beetle outbreaks rise, along with temperature, in the warming West

Phys.Org - 2 hours 10 min ago
The potential for outbreaks of spruce and mountain pine beetles in western North America's forests is likely to increase significantly in the coming decades, according to a study conducted by USDA Forest Service researchers and their colleagues. Their findings, published in the September issue of the journal BioScience, represent the first comprehensive synthesis of the effects of climate change on bark beetles.
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Twins are intriguing research subjects for biometircs researchers

Science Daily - 2 hours 10 min ago
Researchers are examining how iris discrimination performs in twins to confirm prior claims that biometrics is capable of differentiating between twins.
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Forcing mismatched elements together could yield better solar cells

Science Daily - 2 hours 10 min ago
In what could be a step toward higher efficiency solar cells, researchers have invalidated the most commonly used model to explain the behavior of a unique class of materials called highly mismatched alloys.
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New clue to how last ice age ended

Science Daily - 2 hours 10 min ago
In addition to Antarctica, New Zealand was warming at the end of the last ice age, indicating that the deep freeze up north, called the Younger Dryas for the white flower that grows near glaciers, bypassed much of the southern hemisphere, according to new research.
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Why chromosomes never tie their shoelaces

Science Daily - 2 hours 10 min ago
Researchers shed light on a paradox that has puzzled biologists since the discovery of telomeres, the protective tips of chromosomes: while broken chromosome ends generated by DNA damage (such as radiation or cigarette smoke) are quickly joined together, telomeres are never tied to each other, thus allowing for the correct segregation of the genetic material.
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New gene for memory identified in fruit fly; May shed light on human neurological disorders

Science Daily - 2 hours 10 min ago
Scientists have identified a new gene that is required for memory formation in Drosophila, the common fruit fly. The gene may have similar functions in humans, shedding light on neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease or human learning disabilities.
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It's good to gossip -- but be nice!

Science Daily - 2 hours 10 min ago
Gossipers feel more supported and positive gossip -- praising somebody -- may lead to a short-term boost in gossipers' self-esteem, according to new research.
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Florida pastor not backing down on Koran-burning

Reuters - 2 hours 11 min ago
GAINESVILLE, Florida (Reuters) - An obscure U.S. Christian pastor whose plan to burn copies of the Koran on September 11 has sparked an international outcry said on Wednesday he would go ahead with the event despite warnings it would endanger American troops in Afghanistan and Iraq.


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