STEM
Computer System Can Detect Faked Expressions Of Pain Better Than People
Computers may be able to spot real or faked expressions of pain more accurately than people can, according to a recent study.
Yellow Bellied Sea Snake Gets Its Water From The Clouds
'Walking With Dinosaurs' Returns to North America and Audiences Can Expect At Least 1 Major 'Update' (PHOTOS)
The Spring May Feel Cold So Far, But It's Impacted Ecosystems Earlier Than Historical Averages
Loblolly Pines Genome Sequenced for the First Time; How Scientists Tackled the Super-Large Project
U.S. Fisherman Throw Back 20 Percent Of Catch; Report Proposes Solutions
Ancient Stick Insects Used Plant Cloaking Mechanism at Least 126 Million Years Ago
Facebook Reveals Architectural Plans For Campus Expansion Into Private Forest
By Staff ReporterChunk Of Mammoth Leg Bone Discovered In Washington
By Staff ReporterChicken DNA Could Be Definitive Proof of Columbus Arriving in South America Ahead of Polynesians
By Russell WesterholmNineteen New Species Of Praying Mantis Discovered; More Likely Out There
By Staff ReporterConsuming Alcohol More Than Twice A Week Could Increase Stroke Mortality In Men
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity Of Michigan Scientists Design Material With The Potential To Be Used In Infrared Contact Lenses
By Staff ReporterGiant Solar Superstorm Narrowly Missed Earth 2 Years Ago, Electrical Damage Would Have Been Catastrophic
By Russell WesterholmWhite House Announces Plans To Create Website Organizing Government Climate Change Data
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