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El modelo matemático que predice los taquillazos antes de que se rueden
¿Qué cambiarías de la última película que has visto? En Piedmont Media Research preguntan a la audiencia potencial para predecir el éxito de un estreno antes incluso del rodaje.
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Weak link discovered in flu vaccine
The reputation of the flu vaccine has taken a bit of a beating in recent years. Official claims about its effectiveness have been downgraded. And some years – like last […]
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Asteroid that killed dinosaurs also intensified volcanic eruptions
Research on the Deccan Traps in India reveals massive rise in lava flows around time of impact of Mexico’s Chicxulub crater 65m years ago, increasing the catastrophe for ecosystems
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Testing Neurons With Ultrasound [+ video]
Turning certain brain cells on and off with light — a technique called optogenetics — is one of the most important tools in neuroscience. It allows scientists to test basic […]
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Study adds to evidence that viruses may be alive
A new analysis supports the hypothesis that viruses are living entities that share a long evolutionary history with cells, researchers report. The study offers the first reliable method for tracing […]
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That Stinky Cheese Is a Result of Evolutionary Overdrive
Like many biologists, Ricardo C. Rodríguez de la Vega searches the world for new species. But while other scientists venture into the depths of the ocean or the heart of […]
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Why Do Women Perform Worse on Science Questions Than Men?
On average, women perform less well than men on science questions. That’s one finding from a new Pew Research report that aimed to test the American general public’s knowledge of […]
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The man who wants to beat back aging
On a blazingly hot morning this past June, a half-dozen scientists convened in a hotel conference room in suburban Maryland for the dress rehearsal of what they saw as a […]
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Cassini Finds Global Ocean in Saturn’s Moon Enceladus
A global ocean lies beneath the icy crust of Saturn’s geologically active moon Enceladus, according to new research using data from NASA’s Cassini mission.
