Archive of articles published on the 2nd of December 2014

TSRI scientists create new tool for exploring cells in 3D
Why don't more minority students seek STEM careers? Ask them.
Diabetes in midlife linked to significant cognitive decline 20 years later
Triple-negative breast cancer patients should undergo genetic screening: Mayo Clinic
Study finds insects play important role in dealing with garbage on NYC streets
Revealed: How bacteria drill into our cells and kill them
Nutrition, safety key to consumer acceptance of nanotech, genetic modification in foods
Turn back the molecular clock, say Argentina's plant fossils
Cover crops can sequester soil organic carbon
Chemists fabricate novel rewritable paper
E-signatures less trusted than handwritten signatures
New techniques for estimating Atlantic bluefin tuna reproduction
New research shows parents play vital role in molding future scientists
See it, touch it, feel it
Fighting air pollution in China with social media
Meteorology meets metrology: Climate research high up in the clouds
University of Illinois researchers develop inexpensive hydrolysable polymer
Nanotubes may restore sight to blind retinas
Strange galaxy perplexes astronomers
University of Toronto chemists identify role of soil in pollution control
Missing ingredient in energy-efficient buildings: People
Atmospheric carbon dioxide used for energy storage products
Re-focusing investors' attention away from losses can reduce negative emotional response
New study: 55 percent of carbon in Amazonian indigenous territories and protected lands may be at risk
Lengthening the life of high capacity silicon electrodes in rechargeable lithium batteries
Fear and caring are what's at the core of divisive wolf debate
King Richard III -- case closed after 529 years
Logging destabilizes forest soil carbon over time, Dartmouth study finds
Preference for gravid females makes rare iguana consumption unsustainable
UNH research: On environment, Republicans closer to Independents than Tea Party
West Antarctic melt rate has tripled: UC Irvine-NASA
Unlike people, monkeys aren't fooled by expensive brands