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Encuentran en la 'Ambrosía arborescens' dos componentes anticancerígenos - 20/02/2014

Investigadores de la Universidad de Córdoba han conseguido aislar y probar la eficacia de la damsina y la corofilina, presentes en el arbusto de Ambrosía arborescens, en la inhibición de células tumorales. Fuente : http://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Encuentran-en-l...

El cerebro es un sofisticado procesador de imágenes - 20/02/2014

Según un estudio liderado por científicos del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, publicado en la revista Neuron, un núcleo del cerebro encargado de la visión desempeña una función similar a la de una cámara digital a la hora de procesar una imagen.  Fuente :...

El cerebro, un sofisticado procesador de imágenes - 20/02/2014

Según un estudio liderado por científicos del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, publicado en la revista Neuron, un núcleo del cerebro encargado de la visión desempeña una función similar a la de una cámara digital a la hora de procesar una imagen.  Fuente :...

La ESA selecciona la próxima misión, que buscará planetas extrasolares, la misión Plato - 20/02/2014

La ESA ha seleccionado un observatorio espacial para buscar planetas extrasolares como su tercera misión de ciencia de tamaño medio. Su lanzamiento está previsto para 2024. Fuente : http://www.esa.int/ESA_in_your_country/Spain/La_ES...

Study shows that premature infants benefit from adult talk - 20/02/2014

Research led by a team at Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island and The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University has been published in the Feb. 10, 2014, online edition of Pediatrics, the official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The research indicates that premature babies benefit from being...

GW researcher finds gene therapy a promising tool for cardiac regeneration - 20/02/2014

Scott Shapiro, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of medicine at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, found that gene therapy can elicit a regenerative response in pig hearts. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2014-02/gwu...

Nanoscale pillars could radically improve conversion of heat to electricity - 20/02/2014

University of Colorado Boulder scientists have found a creative way to radically improve thermoelectric materials, a finding that could one day lead to the development of improved solar panels, more energy-efficient cooling equipment, and even the creation of new devices that could turn the vast amounts of heat wasted at power...

Developing countries face 'leading medical scourge of developed countries' - 20/02/2014

Chronic illness, already a major and expensive problem in developed countries, is rapidly increasing in developing countries, adding to the longstanding burden caused by high rates of infectious diseases. However, poor countries will not be able to afford the costly medical technologies that wealthy countries use to treat...

Long-term daily multivitamin supplement use decreases cataract risk in men - 20/02/2014

Long-term daily multivitamin supplement use may lower cataract risk in men, according to a study of nearly 15,000 male physicians published this month in Ophthalmology, the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2014-02/aao...

Extreme weather decides distribution of insects - 20/02/2014

Extreme weather caused by climate change in the coming decades is likely to have profound implications for distributions of insects and other invertebrates. This is suggested by a new study of insects in tropical and temperate regions of Australia. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2014-02/au-...

Western University primatologist teams with international group to save lemurs - 20/02/2014

A Western University primatologist has teamed with 18 lemur conservationists and researchers, many of whom are from Madagascar or have been working there for decades, to devise an action plan to save Madagascar's 101 lemur species. The action plan contains strategies for 30 different priority sites for lemur conservation and...

Vibration energy the secret to self-powered electronics - 20/02/2014

A multi-university team of engineers has developed what could be a promising solution for charging smartphone batteries on the go -- without the need for an electrical cord. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2014-02/uow...

Study in mice raises question: Could PTSD involve immune response to stress? - 20/02/2014

Chronic stress that produces inflammation and anxiety in mice appears to prime their immune systems for a prolonged fight, causing the animals to have an excessive reaction to a single acute stressor weeks later, new research suggests. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2014-02/osu...

NASA researcher finds planet-sized space weather explosions at Venus - 20/02/2014

Researchers recently discovered that a common space weather phenomenon on the outskirts of Earth's magnetic bubble, the magnetosphere, has much larger repercussions for Venus. The giant explosions, called hot flow anomalies, can be so large at Venus that they're bigger than the entire planet and they can happen multiple times a...

Food packaging chemicals may be harmful to human health over long term - 20/02/2014

The synthetic chemicals used in the packaging, storage, and processing of foodstuffs might be harmful to human health over the long term, warn environmental scientists. This is because most of these substances are not inert and can leach into the foods we eat, they say. Despite the fact that some of these chemicals are...

Claims that aging wind farms are a bad investment blown away by new research - 20/02/2014

There has been some debate about whether wind turbines have a more limited shelf-life than other energy technologies. A previous study used a statistical model to estimate that electricity output from wind turbines declines by a third after only ten years of operation. Some opponents of wind power have argued that aging turbine...

Despite unprecedented investment in malaria control, most Africans at high risk of contracting deadly malaria - 20/02/2014

Despite unprecedented investment in malaria control in Africa over the past decade, about 57% of the population still live in areas where risk of infection remains moderate to high, according to new research. However, new findings also show that substantial reductions in malaria transmission have been achieved across most of...

Agua, saneamiento y energía: cuentas pendientes - 20/02/2014

Cuando venza el plazo para los Objetivos de Desarrollo de la ONU para el Milenio (ODM) en 2015, habrá una omisión grave: millones de personas seguirán sin agua potable, saneamiento y electricidad en sus hogares. Conscientes de esta falta, los 193 miembros de la Asamblea General de la ONU...

Multi-scale simulation software for chemistry research - 19/02/2014

New software greatly expands the types of multi-scale QM/MM (mixed quantum and molecular mechanical) simulations of complex chemical systems that scientists can use to design new drugs, better chemicals, or improved enzymes for biofuels production. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/6...

Ants build raft to escape flood, protect queen - 19/02/2014

When facing a flood, ants build rafts and use both the buoyancy of the brood and the recovery ability of workers to minimize injury or death. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/U...

Nothing so sweet as a voice like your own, study finds - 19/02/2014

Have you ever noticed that your best friends speak the same way? A new study finds we prefer voices that are similar to our own because they convey a soothing sense of community and social belongingness. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/a...

Whole genome analysis speeds up: 240 full genomes in 50 hours - 19/02/2014

Although the time and cost of sequencing the human genome has plummeted, analyzing the 3 billion base pairs of genetic information can take months. Researchers working with Beagle —- one of the world’s fastest supercomputers devoted to life sciences —- report they can analyze 240 full genomes in 50 hours. Fuente :...

Clutter cutter: Computer modeling used to understand how messy cells contribute to cancer - 19/02/2014

In a messy house, people use computers to manage paper and photo clutter; companies use computer systems to track their inventory. Researchers are taking a similar approach to cell-molecular inventory control for cancer. They have created computer models, using their programming framework (PySB), which enable them to explore...

The musical brain: Novel study of jazz players shows common brain circuitry processes both music, language - 19/02/2014

The brains of jazz musicians engrossed in spontaneous, improvisational musical conversation showed robust activation of brain areas traditionally associated with spoken language and syntax, which are used to interpret the structure of phrases and sentences. But this musical conversation shut down brain areas linked to semantics...

Research to put roll out of European tobacco control tool under the spotlight - 19/02/2014

The development of a tool that will help government officials, policy makers and healthcare providers across Europe examine the cost effectiveness and impact of anti-smoking initiatives is set to become the subject of a major new study. Headed by an expert from Kingston University and St George's,...

Does more stress equal more headaches? - 19/02/2014

A new study provides evidence for what many people who experience headache have long suspected—having more stress in your life leads to more headaches. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/R...

Investigadores mexicanos obtienen método para recuperar movimiento tras parálisis - 19/02/2014

Científicos de la Universidad Veracruzana lograron reactivar las funciones motoras inhabilitadas en pacientes con hemiplejia (parálisis de la mitad del cuerpo), a través de terapias basadas en programas de sustitución sensorial. De acuerdo con los especialistas, se logró que en las personas...

Weitere grosse Erfolge für die Berner Planetenforschung - 19/02/2014

Heute gab die Europäische Weltraumagentur ESA grünes Licht für die industrielle Umsetzung der von der Universität Bern geleiteten «CHEOPS»-Mission. Zudem wurde von der ESA das Projekt «PLATO» als «M-class-Mission» gewählt, an der die Universität Bern massgeblich beteiligt ist. Kaum einen Monat nach...

Further great successes for Bern's planetary research - 19/02/2014

Today, the European Space Agency (ESA) has given the green light for the industrial implementation of the CHEOPS mission which is being led by the University of Bern. In addition, ESA selected today the «PLATO» M-class mission in which the University of Bern is also heavily involved. Hardly a month...

Vitamin D and Calcium Disparities Found Among American Subpopulations - 19/02/2014

Many Americans do not meet recommended intakes of calcium and vitamin D, despite the important role these vital nutrients play in bone health during all stages of the lifecycle. Researchers set out to determine calcium and vitamin D intakes among specific subpopulations of Americans in order to...
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