Here are some of the most interesting science news articles I read this week:
Changing clocks and changing seasons: scientists find role for neuronal plasticity
Paralyzed men move legs with new non-invasive spinal cord stimulation
Starvation effects handed down for generations
High effectiveness found in Guinea Ebola ring vaccination trial
"Aha!" Sudden insights are real--and you can train your brain to have more
What would the world look like to someone with a bionic eye?
Scientists successfully edit human T cells
Giving robots a more nimble grasp
Feed supplement greatly reduces dairy cow emissions
New strain of yeast to be helpful in toxic waste removal
Spaceflight may increase susceptibility to inflammatory bowel disease
(Bad news for astronauts)
Bacteria that prevents type 1 diabetes
Animal-eye view of the world revealed with new visual software
Paleo diet: big brains needed carbs
World-largest petawatt laser completed, delivering 2,000 trillion watts output
Have a good weekend, everyone! I'm taking a vacation day today to get some writing done. I'll tell you how that went on Monday. Tomorrow is also my husband's birthday, so we have dinner and improv scheduled. I hope you have some fun things planned too!
4 comments:
I knew there was a reason I didn't really want to go into outer space.
Hope you get a lot done today.
I could definitely use "Eureka Moments" more often.
I Tweeted the link about movement with paralysis. Great news... or, hopeful news.
I guess it's good I'll never go into space; my bowels are bad enough already.
The ebola vaccine trials are really exciting! I'm hoping for greater positive results in the future.
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