Archive of articles published on the 15th of May 2014
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In the wake of high-profile battery fires, a safer approach emerges
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CEBAF beam goes over the hump: Highest-energy beam ever delivered at Jefferson Lab
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How cone snail venom minimizes pain
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Scientists investigate the role of the 'silent killer' inside deep-diving animals
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Second opinion changes diagnosis from incurable to curable cancer
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Control methane now, greenhouse gas expert warns
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High-speed solar winds increase lightning strikes on Earth
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West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse is under way
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Stability lost as supernovae explode
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Marine scientists use JeDI to create world's first global jellyfish database
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Synthetic biology still in uncharted waters of public opinion
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The color of blood: Pigment helps stage symbiosis in squid
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First test of pluripotent stem cell therapy in monkeys is a success
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How octopuses don't tie themselves in knots
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Single episode of binge drinking can adversely affect health according to new UMMS study
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Silly Putty material inspires better batteries
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UH researchers find definitive evidence of how zeolites grow
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Quantum simulator gives clues about magnetism
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First 'heavy mouse' leads to first lab-grown tissue mapped from atomic life
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Researchers show emissions from forests influence very first stage of cloud formation
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Oldest most complete, genetically intact human skeleton in New World