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Use of Facebook and Twitter in social science research distorts studies
Science Recorder
Many thousands of research papers are written each year based on data mined from social media sites. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles. Just $4.99/year. Subscribe. Two scientists writing in the Nov. 27 issue ...
Social Media May Not Be a Great Tool to Study Human BehaviorYouth Health Magzine
Study says social-media analyses are off targetComputerworld
Human behavior metrics sourced from social media unreliableBeta Wired
Headlines & Global News
The Utah People's Post
NBCNews.com
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Science Recorder
Many thousands of research papers are written each year based on data mined from social media sites. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles. Just $4.99/year. Subscribe. Two scientists writing in the Nov. 27 issue ...
Social Media May Not Be a Great Tool to Study Human Behavior
Study says social-media analyses are off target
Human behavior metrics sourced from social media unreliable
For Argyll
Fears over the future of North Sea dolphins despite numbers staying stable
Herald Scotland
THE population of bottlenose dolphins in the North Sea is still listed as vulnerable, according to conservationists. THE population of bottlenose dolphins in the North Sea is still listed as vulnerable, according to conservationists. Sorry, you must sign in before ...
Moray Firth's bottlenose dolphin population 'stable'NFL News and Rumors
Bottlenose dolphin population in Moray Firth stable says SNHstv.tv
World's most northerly bottlenose dolphin population stable for 23 yearsFor Argyll
The Courier
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Herald Scotland
THE population of bottlenose dolphins in the North Sea is still listed as vulnerable, according to conservationists. THE population of bottlenose dolphins in the North Sea is still listed as vulnerable, according to conservationists. Sorry, you must sign in before ...
Moray Firth's bottlenose dolphin population 'stable'
Bottlenose dolphin population in Moray Firth stable says SNH
World's most northerly bottlenose dolphin population stable for 23 years
Phys.Org
New report highlights 'significant and increasing' risks from extreme weather
Phys.Org
University of Exeter researchers have played a crucial role in creating a comprehensive new report indicating that the global risk from extreme weather is set to intensify. The critical report, published by the Royal Society, indicates that exposure of human ...
Report: climate change to impact severity and frequency of extreme weatherBlue & Green Tomorrow
Risk from extreme weather set to riseBBC News
Why don't we hear about the beneficial side of climate change?Spectator.co.uk (blog)
Uncover California
The Hindu
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Phys.Org
University of Exeter researchers have played a crucial role in creating a comprehensive new report indicating that the global risk from extreme weather is set to intensify. The critical report, published by the Royal Society, indicates that exposure of human ...
Report: climate change to impact severity and frequency of extreme weather
Risk from extreme weather set to rise
Why don't we hear about the beneficial side of climate change?
Mirror.co.uk
Are seals mutilating and killing porpoises? Scientists investigate
Los Angeles Times
A gruesome series of killings has left porpoises stranded on the shores along the North Sea, and scientists now think they have a culprit: gray seals. Turns out those adorable gray seals aren't so cuddly after all. The findings, described in the Proceedings of ...
The Grey Seal's Deadly Behaviour Extended to PorpoisesTechAnalyst.co
Cute Gray Seals Discovered Killing Porpoises on Purpose: What Could That Be?Tech Times
Britain's Grey Seals Turn Deadly, Killing Porpoises and Force-Mating PenguinsAmerican Live Wire
The Westside Story
Dumb-Out
Chinatopix
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Los Angeles Times
A gruesome series of killings has left porpoises stranded on the shores along the North Sea, and scientists now think they have a culprit: gray seals. Turns out those adorable gray seals aren't so cuddly after all. The findings, described in the Proceedings of ...
The Grey Seal's Deadly Behaviour Extended to Porpoises
Cute Gray Seals Discovered Killing Porpoises on Purpose: What Could That Be?
Britain's Grey Seals Turn Deadly, Killing Porpoises and Force-Mating Penguins
The Independent
Graphene has potential in fuel cells and armour
The Engineer
Graphene, it seems, has great potential as a material for armour, but it isn't impenetrable, according to two strands of new research. It lets protons pass through; making it a promising material to improve the efficiency of fuel cells. In paper co-authored by ...
Graphene can be used to Create More Efficient Hydrogen Fuel Cells, say ...Uncover Michigan
Proton-Conducting Graphene Membranes Could Transform Fuel Cell TechnologyAzom.com
Fuel from thin air? Graphene breakthrough may lead to green car revolutionRT
autoevolution
Pioneer News
Daily Mail
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The Engineer
Graphene, it seems, has great potential as a material for armour, but it isn't impenetrable, according to two strands of new research. It lets protons pass through; making it a promising material to improve the efficiency of fuel cells. In paper co-authored by ...
Graphene can be used to Create More Efficient Hydrogen Fuel Cells, say ...
Proton-Conducting Graphene Membranes Could Transform Fuel Cell Technology
Fuel from thin air? Graphene breakthrough may lead to green car revolution
CleanTechnica
Climate Change Geoengineering Is No Quick Fix
CleanTechnica
In a world where the renewable energy solution to climate change is a problem bogged down in politics and economics, geoengineering can sometimes look like the perfect solution. As the University of Leeds puts it, “deliberate, large-scale intervention in the ...
Controversial Plan to Slow Global Warming 'Terrifies' Scientist Who Created ItInternational Business Times UK
Geoengineering Doesn't Provide 'Magic Bullet' for Global WarmingBusinessweek
Geoengineering is scary business, scientist admitsE&T magazine
Bristol Post
environmentalresearchweb
TheBlaze.com
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CleanTechnica
In a world where the renewable energy solution to climate change is a problem bogged down in politics and economics, geoengineering can sometimes look like the perfect solution. As the University of Leeds puts it, “deliberate, large-scale intervention in the ...
Controversial Plan to Slow Global Warming 'Terrifies' Scientist Who Created It
Geoengineering Doesn't Provide 'Magic Bullet' for Global Warming
Geoengineering is scary business, scientist admits
V3.co.uk
Quantum Technology Hubs to drive UK quantum computing research
V3.co.uk
A network of Quantum Technology Hubs at four UK universities is to conduct research into quantum mechanical effects and how they can be harnessed for use in technology. The network will involve 17 universities and 132 companies, and is being funded by ...
NPL to establish Quantum Metrology InstituteMaine News Online
NPL sets up Quantum Metrology InstituteNew Electronics
Quantum imaging technology gains UK fundingIMVEurope
BQ Live
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Birmingham Post
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V3.co.uk
A network of Quantum Technology Hubs at four UK universities is to conduct research into quantum mechanical effects and how they can be harnessed for use in technology. The network will involve 17 universities and 132 companies, and is being funded by ...
NPL to establish Quantum Metrology Institute
NPL sets up Quantum Metrology Institute
Quantum imaging technology gains UK funding
cbsport
The first 3D map of the Antarctic ice
cbsport
Four years of work, two expeditions and a robot. This is what has needed an international group of researchers to create the first map in high resolution three-dimensional Antarctic Glacial sea. Editor : cengiz. Category : SCIENCE28 Kasım 2014 Cuma - 06:57 ...
Antarctic sea ice expands to record extent - and it's deeper than we thoughtThe Ecologist (blog)
Researchers create 3D map of Antarctic using RobotWest Texas News
AUV Makes First 3-D Map Underside Sea IceRobotics Today
Space Daily
CBC.ca
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cbsport
Four years of work, two expeditions and a robot. This is what has needed an international group of researchers to create the first map in high resolution three-dimensional Antarctic Glacial sea. Editor : cengiz. Category : SCIENCE28 Kasım 2014 Cuma - 06:57 ...
Antarctic sea ice expands to record extent - and it's deeper than we thought
Researchers create 3D map of Antarctic using Robot
AUV Makes First 3-D Map Underside Sea Ice
cbsport
Dogs understand the words spoken to them, says study
cbsport
New research provides evidence that dogs understand what is said, not just the intonation of the owner, in responding to commands. Editor : cengiz. Category : SCIENCE28 Kasım 2014 Cuma - 16:51 ...
Study Shows Dogs Can Process Human SpeechTech Times
Dogs may not understand their owners, but they certainly listenBeta Wired
Your dog actually does listen to you, new study findsScience Recorder
BBC News
The Utah People's Post
KDramaStars
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cbsport
New research provides evidence that dogs understand what is said, not just the intonation of the owner, in responding to commands. Editor : cengiz. Category : SCIENCE28 Kasım 2014 Cuma - 16:51 ...
Study Shows Dogs Can Process Human Speech
Dogs may not understand their owners, but they certainly listen
Your dog actually does listen to you, new study finds
The Guardian
Comet Probe Philae May Recharge by Next Summer
Tech Times
Scientists hold out hope probe's batteries may recharge as comet gets closer to the sun. Successful reboot could allow science mission to resume. (Photo : ESA). Philae, the probe that landed on a comet but stopped doing science when its batteries went dead ...
Philae could come back from the brink in MARCH, claims Rosetta engineersDaily Mail
Probe that botched comet landing could be running by springNew York Post
Was the comet landing a hoax? Here's why the internet thinks so...Metro
Carmarthen Journal
PerfScience
Science Recorder
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Tech Times
Scientists hold out hope probe's batteries may recharge as comet gets closer to the sun. Successful reboot could allow science mission to resume. (Photo : ESA). Philae, the probe that landed on a comet but stopped doing science when its batteries went dead ...
Philae could come back from the brink in MARCH, claims Rosetta engineers
Probe that botched comet landing could be running by spring
Was the comet landing a hoax? Here's why the internet thinks so...
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