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Lightning Helps To Genetically Modify Bacteria

Scientists often give bacteria an electric shock in the lab in order to encourage them to take up extra pieces of DNA, called plasmids, which are used in ge...
17th Oct 2004
 

Light-fingerprint Helps To Pick Up Explosives From a Distance

Would-be terrorists could have their evil work made harder in the future, thanks to new advances in explosive detection by Florida scientists. Security forc...
17th Oct 2004
 

The Body Clock And The Sleep / Wake Cycle (circadian Rhythm)

 The body clock comprises a tiny cluster of nerve cells sitting in the hypothalamus, which ...
17th Oct 2004
 

Country Music Exposure Linked To Suicide

This year's Ig Nobel prize for medicine - one of a series of awards intended to recognise slightly more unusual research said to make people laugh, then ...
10th Oct 2004
 

Termite Designs Could Enable Us To Live on The Moon

Famous for breaking down buildings, termites could reveal new ways to build homes in the future. African termites live in very complex mounds, which form a ...
10th Oct 2004
 

World's First Gorilla Pacemaker Inserted

On 25th September a team of vets, cardiologists and surgeons from the University of Alabama have successfully inserted the first cardiac resynchronisation t...
10th Oct 2004
 

Frisky Koalas To Receive Birth Control Measures

It's almost the classic conundrum - "what do you do if you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant" - but that's exactly what's happen...
10th Oct 2004
 

Allergy To Common Fungus The Cause of Constant Sniffles

Do you wake up in the morning all bunged up? Are you one of nature's snotty people? Always sniffling, looking for a tissue? I certainly am, and if you are t...
10th Oct 2004
 

New Disorder Invented

So I mentioned in the intro, we have a new mental disorder - caffeine addiction - this is real, it's official. So do you find that you're missing your mo...
3rd Oct 2004
 

Musical Earth

Why do bees hum? Because they don't know the words ! But it looks like the planet earth might hum as well - at frequency of around 2 to 7 milihertz - way be...
3rd Oct 2004

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