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| China's Mars Rover Finds Hints of Catastrophic Floods "It is a very interesting paper, and I was particularly impressed by how deep they can see with this radar," says Svein-Erik Hamran, a planetary scientist at the University of Oslo, who analysed the only previous data from ground-penetrating radar used on ... | |
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| MIT biologist Richard Hynes wins Lasker Award MIT Professor Richard Hynes, a pioneer in studying cellular adhesion, has been named a recipient of the 2022 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award. Hynes, the Daniel K. Ludwig Professor for Cancer Research and a member of MIT's Koch Institute for ... | |
| Physicists take self-assembly to new level by mimicking biology image: Microscopy images show a chain of alternating blue and yellow droplets folding into a crown geometry through blue-blue, blue-yellow, and finally yellow-yellow interactions, mediated by sticky DNA strands. Microscopic droplets are programmed to ... | |
| Fossils reveal the deep roots of jawed vertebrates Scarce evidence indicates that key evolutionary steps for jawed vertebrates occurred during or before the Silurian period, 444 million to 419 million years ago. Fossil finds pull back the curtain on this interval. | |
| Biologists Use Genetic Circuits to Program Plant Roots Feynman may have been reflecting on the nature of scientific understanding, but the sentiment also reflects the spirit of synthetic biology. That scientific field is all about deconstructing and precisely manipulating biological processes to test our grasp ... | |
| Astro Bob: Jupiter absolutely dazzles this fall Jupiter has the eastern sky all to itself this fall. It's really a head-turner. There are couple reasons for its brighter-than-normal appearance. Jupiter opposition. At opposition, Earth (the faster planet) passes directly between Jupiter and the sun, ... | |
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