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Science: Major Regions of Polar Ice Have Been Shrinking Since 1992


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Science: Major Regions of Polar Ice Have Been Shrinking Since 1992

All the major regions of the polar ice sheets except one have been losing mass since 1992, according to a study that pulls together several independent measurement methods. .


By AAAS, USA.


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Science: Virus Hijacks Human Cells With the Help of Complex Proteins


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Science: Virus Hijacks Human Cells With the Help of Complex Proteins

The genome of the human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) was first sequenced over 20 years ago, but researchers have now discovered that the common pathogen has a surprisingly complex protein-coding capacity as well. .


By AAAS, USA.


Technology Policy Resource.

“Sequestration” Budget Cuts Would Cripple U.S. Scientific Progress, Experts Warn


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“Sequestration” Budget Cuts Would Cripple U.S. Scientific Progress, Experts Warn

The looming possibility of deep, across-the-board budget cuts—known as sequestration—poses historic risks for U.S. research and development, experts said at a Capitol Hill briefing organized by AAAS. Unless lawmakers find a compromise by year’s end to avert the cuts, the crippling impact could be felt for a generation, they warned, even as other nations are increasing R&D investments. 


By AAAS, USA.


Technology Policy Resource.

Researchers Gain New Insight on Traumatic Brain Injury, but Treatment Remains Elusive


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Researchers Gain New Insight on Traumatic Brain Injury, but Treatment Remains Elusive

The first concussion came playing football in high school, the second playing the game at Annapolis, and a third playing rugby. It meant the end of contact sports for U.S. Navy Captain and doctor James L. Hancock, but not the end of his risk for traumatic brain injury.


By AAAS, USA.


Technology Policy Resource.

Study Suggests a More Ancient Origin for Spear Technology


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Study Suggests a More Ancient Origin for Spear Technology

Early humans were lashing stone tips to wooden handles to make spears and knives about 200,000 years earlier than previously thought, according to a study in the 16 November issue of Science.


By AAAS, USA.


Technology Policy Resource.

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