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Possible role for Huntington’s gene discovered (MIT - Massachusetts...

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) The gene that causes Huntington's disease does most of its damage in the basal ganglia, shown in pink. The basal ganglia are responsible for many...

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Dust in the clouds (MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) At any given time, cirrus clouds - the thin wisps of vapor that trail across the sky - cover nearly one-third of the globe. These clouds coalesce...

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Switching stances (MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) For an MIT student, Alexis Sablone has an unusual web persona. The graduate student in architecture is prominent on ESPN's website - thanks to her...

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Teaching old microphones new tricks (MIT - Massachusetts Institute of...

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) MICROPHONES exist in many shapes and sizes, and work in many different ways. In the late 19th century, early telephones relied on carbon...

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Exploring the future of making things (MIT - Massachusetts Institute of...

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) The Self-Assembly Line installation at TED Long Beach 2012 Photo: Skylar Tibbits | The Self-Assembly Lab, MIT Arthur Olson | Molecular Graphics...

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Mojave Mirrors: World's Largest Solar Energy Ready to Shine

The Ivanpah Valley of the Mojave Desert in California is spiky yucca trees, long-nosed leopard lizards, loggerhead shrikes, and a rare species of tortoise—and soon, the largest solar thermal energy...

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3 Questions: Charles Stewart ranks the voting systems in the 50 states (MIT...

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Do you live in a state that runs its elections particularly well, or poorly? And how would you know? Until recently, says Charles Stewart III, the...

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Solar power heads in a new direction: thinner (MIT - Massachusetts Institute...

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) The MIT team found that an effective solar cell could be made from a stack of two one-molecule-thick materials: Graphene (a one-atom-thick sheet...

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Waking up to a new year (MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) In the time it takes you to complete a single workday, or get a full night's sleep, a small fireball of a planet 700 light-years away has already...

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Virgin Galactic's space tourism ship breaks sound barrier

Company selling tickets to ride for $200,000 2 sec. 3 sec. 4 sec. 5 sec. 6 sec. Buy Sun Media photos Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo flies over the Mojave Desert in California April 29, 2013 shortly...

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Exploring the future of making things (MIT - Massachusetts Institute of...

(Source: MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology) The Self-Assembly Line installation at TED Long Beach 2012 Photo: Skylar Tibbits | The Self-Assembly Lab, MIT Arthur Olson | Molecular Graphics...

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Conservationists in unlikely clash over solar energy in the desert

AMARGOSA VALLEY, Calif. - April Sall gazed out at the Mojave Desert flashing past the car window and unreeled a story of frustration and backroom dealings. Her small California group, the Wildlands...

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Mars rover to get brain transplant

ROVER TO GET BRAIN TRANSPLANT Curiosity is going to have a four-day "brain transplant," an update that will give it the ability to use the geochemistry lab's sampling system, and to drive. The update...

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Desert tortoise an obstacle to Mojave solar development

In Ivanpah Valley, Calif. — Stubborn does not come close to describing the desert tortoise, a species that did its evolving more than 220 million years ago and has since remained resolutely...

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Tortoises Manhandled for Solar Splits Environmentalists

It’s a 106-degree Fahrenheit day in the Mojave Desert. Heat devils dance off chocolate-hued Clark Mountain on the horizon. Air-conditioned cars zip along Interstate 15 toward Las Vegas. And inside a...

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A Really Inconvenient Truth: Sometimes You Have to Choose Between Climate...

  It’s a true dilemma. Some might even call it the “Sophie’s Choice” of the environmentally minded: You’re worried about climate change, but you’re also an animal lover. How do you choose between the...

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AP Enterprise: Eyebrows raised as conservation groups make unusual deals...

LOS ANGELES - Long before studies showed one of the world's largest solar projects could harm or kill more than 1,100 tortoises in the Mojave Desert, the threatened creature's longtime champion...

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Where Tortoises and Solar Power Don't Mix

Oct. 4 (Bloomberg BusinessWeek) -- For a sense of how complicated it is to combat climate change without collateral damage, consider the $56 million spent so far to rescue and relocate desert...

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The reincarnation of rubbish

Tossing waste into your colour-coded bins is the first step in a long process of transformation, writes Melinda Ham. Recycling your household waste and placing it outside in wheelie bins that are red...

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Grow a sunflower to solve unfinished Alan Turing experiment

Manchester Science Festival sows the seeds of a very bright idea to honour the computer genius in his centenary year Bright, beautiful and a mathematical puzzle: sunflowers follow the light - and...

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