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"Nickelback": Scientists Identify Molecule That Could Have Began Life On Earth
A portion of a protein that may hold the key to identifying planets on the edge of supporting life has been discovered by a group of Rutgers researchers.
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Full-Scale Nuclear War Could Cause Global Famine, Kill Billions, Study Suggests
Nuclear conflict could wipe out over 5 billion people due to starvation if a modern full-scale war were to occur between two superpowers. Researchers at Rutgers University calculated the amount of soot that would be injected into the atmosphere due to the detonation of nuclear weapons. Here's what the study discovered about the threats to humankind...
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Smartphone Sensor Data Could Determine Cannabis Intoxication With 90 Percent Accuracy: Study
New research says that smartphone sensors can be used to detect cannabis intoxication. The research, by Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research, was published in the Drug and Alcohol Dependence journal.
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Journalism Student? Start Your Own Company, Advise Researchers
The study from Rice University and Rutgers University found that educators are encouraging aspiring journalists to look for work outside the news business.
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Did You Know Bacteria Can Travel Thousands Of Miles Via Air: Study
"Our research suggests there must be a planet-wide mechanism that ensures the exchange of bacteria between faraway places," said Konstantin Severinov, Professor at the Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
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Stress And Social Media: It's Complicated
Using digital technologies does not directly cause stress, but social media can increase awareness of problems facing friends and family, and this stress is "contagious," researchers said on Thursday.
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Pew study: Facebook users get more than they give
A new study out found that the average user of the world's biggest social network gets more than they give.
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Beyonce now subject of university course
After a rare fly was named after Beyonce Knowles by Australian researchers, the singer's life has become a new course at US' Rutgers University.
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"Nickelback": Scientists Identify Molecule That Could Have Began Life On Earth
A portion of a protein that may hold the key to identifying planets on the edge of supporting life has been discovered by a group of Rutgers researchers.
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Full-Scale Nuclear War Could Cause Global Famine, Kill Billions, Study Suggests
Nuclear conflict could wipe out over 5 billion people due to starvation if a modern full-scale war were to occur between two superpowers. Researchers at Rutgers University calculated the amount of soot that would be injected into the atmosphere due to the detonation of nuclear weapons. Here's what the study discovered about the threats to humankind...
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Smartphone Sensor Data Could Determine Cannabis Intoxication With 90 Percent Accuracy: Study
New research says that smartphone sensors can be used to detect cannabis intoxication. The research, by Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research, was published in the Drug and Alcohol Dependence journal.
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Journalism Student? Start Your Own Company, Advise Researchers
The study from Rice University and Rutgers University found that educators are encouraging aspiring journalists to look for work outside the news business.
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Did You Know Bacteria Can Travel Thousands Of Miles Via Air: Study
"Our research suggests there must be a planet-wide mechanism that ensures the exchange of bacteria between faraway places," said Konstantin Severinov, Professor at the Rutgers University-New Brunswick.
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Stress And Social Media: It's Complicated
Using digital technologies does not directly cause stress, but social media can increase awareness of problems facing friends and family, and this stress is "contagious," researchers said on Thursday.
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Pew study: Facebook users get more than they give
A new study out found that the average user of the world's biggest social network gets more than they give.
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Beyonce now subject of university course
After a rare fly was named after Beyonce Knowles by Australian researchers, the singer's life has become a new course at US' Rutgers University.
