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Scientists regrow frog's lost leg, unsure if method could work in humans

Science News // 1 year ago

Scientists regrow frog's lost leg, unsure if method could work in humans

It sounds like the stuff sci-fi films are made of, but the successful regrowth of lost limbs in frogs could point the way to helping human amputees, researchers say.

Brain model links herpes virus to development of Alzheimer's disease

Health News // 2 years ago

Brain model links herpes virus to development of Alzheimer's disease

Bio-engineered models of the human brain infected with herpes simplex virus-1 develop many of the same characteristics found in Alzheimer's disease, according to a new analysis published by Science Advances.

'MDLNY' star Luis D. Ortiz introduces daughter

TV // 3 years ago

'MDLNY' star Luis D. Ortiz introduces daughter

"Million Dollar Listing New York" star Luis D. Ortiz shared a photo and video of his baby girl, Leela Daniel, more than six months after her birth.

Chicago Cubs reportedly plan to send OF Kyle Schwarber to Triple-A Iowa

Sports News // 5 years ago

Chicago Cubs reportedly plan to send OF Kyle Schwarber to Triple-A Iowa

The Chicago Cubs plan to send struggling outfielder Kyle Schwarber to Triple-A Iowa, CSN Chicago reported on Thursday.

Science News // 8 years ago

Astronomers spot diamond the size of Earth

A newly observed white dwarf star may be the coldest ever discovered -- so cold, in fact, astronomers believe its carbon has crystalized into a diamond.

Health News // 1 decade ago

Stabilizer cuts need to refrigerate drugs

U.S. researchers said they developed a silk-based stabilizer that kept some vaccines and antibiotics stable in hot temperatures in the laboratory.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Man charged with subway fondling

A Philadelphia man was charged Friday with assaulting a woman at knifepoint on a mass transit train, allegedly forcing her to let him fondle her.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

Smart car charging cuts CO2

Three of the biggest energy consumers -- the transportation, utilities and building sectors -- are banding together to green business.

Science News // 1 decade ago

World's first soft-bodied robots planned

U.S. scientists say they plan to create a new class of technology designed to produce completely soft-bodied robots.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Scientists combine spider silk and silica

U.S. bioengineers have created a fusion protein that, for the first time, combines the toughness of spider silk with the intricate structure of silica.

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I remember him chasing Sidney Wicks around the old Chicago Stadium with a folding chair, trying to fight him
Report: Bulls analyst Norm Van Lier dies Feb 26, 2009

Smart charging basically allows you to time the charging (of a car) to happen when, for example, there's a lot of wind energy coming into the grid
Smart car charging cuts CO2 Oct 22, 2008

This is a novel genetic engineering strategy to design and develop new 'chimeric' materials by combining two of nature's most remarkable materials -- spider silk and diatom glassy skeletons -- that normally are not found together
Scientists combine spider silk and silica Jun 26, 2006

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