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| Weight loss using body but not brain | | Life Science Lab - 3 Hours ago | | Current drug-based weight loss therapies try to stop the brain from sending hunger signals to the body. These therapies tend to be fairly ineffective. So, the researchers tried the reverse approach of | | | | Add Comment |
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| Brain scanner can tell a Dali from a Picasso | | New Scientist - 14 Hours ago | | Magazine issue 2736. Subscribe and get 4 free issues. For similar stories, visit the Books and Art Topic Guide PATTERNS in brain activity can be used to determine whether someone is looking at a surrealist | | | | Add Comment |
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| â??Haploid Humanâ? | | Science Magazine - 8 Hours ago | | Genetic screens can provide direct insight into biological processes that are poorly understood. Carette et al. (p. 1231) describe genetic screens using large-scale gene disruption in human cells haploid | | | | Add Comment |
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| Delve into the past on Derbyshire Archaeology Day | | Peak District National Park Authority - 10 Hours ago | | A prehistoric skeleton, Old King Coal and the hidden past of the Chatsworth estate - all will feature in the annual Derbyshire Archaeology Day on Saturday January 16. The day-long event at the Pomegranate | | | | Add Comment |
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