Academics
Ultra-Thin Membrane Could Revolutionize Gas and Water Purification
University of South Carolina engineers have created an ultra-thin membrane that acts as an ultra-selective sieve that could greatly improve how laboratories purify gas and water.
Bigfoot Video Evidence: Research Group Captures Sasquatch on Camera and Collects DNA Samples (WATCH)
Scientists Discover 60 New Species In South America, Including The Cocoa Frog (PHOTOS)
Obamacare: Evaluating the Affordable Healthcare Act From Week One to Week 156
Comet ISON Soars by Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, NASA HiRISE Camera Captures It (PHOTOS)
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Honeybees' Ability to Identify and Forage Flowers Severely Disrupted by Diesel Exhaust Fumes
Identifying People by Their Bodies When Faces Are No Help
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