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Learning causes structural changes In affected neurons
By By Scott LaFee | 12 Feb 2011
'Tall order' sunlight-to-hydrogen system works, neutron analysis confirms
12 Feb 2011
Researchers have developed a biohybrid photoconversion system -- based on the interaction of photosynthetic plant proteins with synthetic polymers -- that can convert visible light into hydrogen fuel
Tool makes search for Martian life easier
11 Feb 2011
Bound neutrons pave way to free ones
11 Feb 2011
Expectations speed up conscious perception
05 Feb 2011
Genetic study uncovers new path to Polynesia
05 Feb 2011
Love: it’s all the same to the brain
03 Feb 2011
There are no differences between heterosexuals and homosexuals or between women and men in terms of the brain systems regulating romantic love, says new research
Scientists develop control system to allow spacecraft to "think" for themselves
01 Feb 2011
The world’s first control system that will allow engineers to programme autonomous satellites and spacecraft to think for themselves has been developed by scientists from the University of Southampton
Flexible, patient-centred approach can help vets better manage chronic mental illness: study
29 Jan 2011
Out of mind in a matter of seconds
25 Jan 2011
New technique to help catch sexual offenders
24 Jan 2011
Levels of obesity projected to increase
24 Jan 2011
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