Apple files lawsuit against virtualization company Corellium for selling ‘perfect replicas’ of iOS
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Why speaking to yourself in the third person makes you wiser
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The Valve Index Ear Speakers - Research, design, and evolution
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Say cheese: Ransomware-ing a DSLR camera
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Puffer, a machine learning research study by Stanford University which allows you to stream live TV in your browser
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What the research says about a $15 minimum wage
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Virtual characters learn to work out… and undergo surgery (scalable muscle-actuated human simulation and control)
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Why you can't trust me
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Insects are 'food of the future'
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From two bulls, nine million dairy cows
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How information is like snacks, money, and drugs—to your brain
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Researchers may soon isolate the genetic roots of homosexuality. As a scientist, that excites me. But as a gay man, I worry about what might happen next.
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The war to free science: How librarians, pirates, and funders are liberating the world’s academic research from paywalls
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The tricky ethics of using YouTube videos for academic research
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Animation showing the hierarchy of health research since 1947
@drmohidkhan: This is amazing: the hierarchy of diseases studied in the last 70 years! From https://t.co/aANCZti0Io #research #clinicalresearch #letstalkaboutnets https://t.co/xWUe5Jq56P
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Amazon is 3D-scanning people's bodies in exchange for gift cards
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A solution to psychology’s reproducibility problem just failed its first test
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Origin of Sino-Tibetan language family revealed by new research
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Coca-Cola's contracts with researchers reserved the right to kill studies
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Country hits increasingly objectify women and glorify whiteness
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5-HTTLPR: A Pointed Review
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Measured air samples put Canadian oil sand emissions at higher levels than industry-calculated values made using the internationally recommended methods for estimating the emissions
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Coronary atherosclerosis in indigenous South American Tsimane: A cross-sectional cohort study
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Preventing harassment and increasing group participation through social norms in 2,190 online science discussions
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Magnetic micro-robots
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Psychedelic renaissance: Could MDMA help with PTSD, depression and anxiety?
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Five damaging myths about video games – let’s shoot 'em up
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FTC hits "predatory" scientific publisher with a $50 million fine
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Online activists are silencing us, scientists say
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Physicists analyze the rotational dynamics of galaxies and the influence of the mass of the photon
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Cracking the mystery of egg shape
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New window film reduces energy costs
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Kipple field notes
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UC terminates Elsevier subscription citing unstable fees and irreconcilable differences in approach to open research
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Privacy attacks to the 4G and 5G cellular paging protocols using side channel information
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"Insectageddon" is a great story. But what are the facts?
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Plantxel: Towards a plant-based controllable display (pdf)
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What does any of this have to do with physics?
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Some plants “hear” through flowers. A study found petals vibrated in response to recordings of a bee’s wingbeats, leading plants to sweeten their nectar.
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The “skills gap” was a lie
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Only Michelangelo made abdomens – and wonky toes – like these
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The State of Open Source Security Survey is open
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New research suggests optimism for HIV/AIDS
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Is science stagnant? Despite vast increases in the time and money spent on research, scientific progress is barely keeping pace with the past
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Jehanne: Simplicity awakes
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New research confirms substantial majority of Scottish people are not religious and not spiritual
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Using Wi-Fi to “see” behind closed doors is easier than anyone thought
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Bonfire of the humanities: The role of history in a society afflicted by short-termism
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Sociogenomics is opening a new door to eugenics
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The Gauls really did embalm the severed heads of enemies, research shows
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