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First research to successfully predict the responses of children with autism to treatment models
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It seems the rate of everything has increased exponentially. A very bold, vague, yet intriguing
Sandy’s aftermath
Before hurricane Sandy touched down on the east coast of America, it passed through the
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Bob Dylan and the curse of self-plagiarism. Disclaimer: this weeks theme largely relates to Bob
Great danger for the Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is easily among the world’s great natural wonders. A world heritage
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With the exponential growth of scientific research, there were a plethora of articles which could
Analysys Mason Study Demonstrates How the Fundamental Sustainability of the Internet Extends to Developing Countries
Analysys Mason’s new study published this week entitled ‘How the Internet continues to sustain growth
The Continuing Saga of the Genetically Modified Plant
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Breaking plates
What do Australia and India have in common? The answer is that they both share
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Doesn’t time fly? I don’t know about anyone else, but my week has absolutely flown
Giant Impact: making the moon
It began… where it always begins — out there — in the vastness of space.