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How to make edible googly eyes and add them onto a delicious Flying Spaghetti Monster. Read More

New York scientists have been awarded a $5 million federal grant to study long-term human exposure to chemicals in the environment. Read More

In a new research, scientists have found that the acacia plant can stop ants from interfering in their pollination process, by producing chemicals that send the approaching insects into a defensive frenzy, forcing them into retreat. Read More

Scientists from across the world are set to team up to develop a treatment that specifically targets harmful immune cells in the arteries thought to be the cause of many heart attacks. Read More

Sore throat, or pharyngitis, could be a sign of something worse, say scientists from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). Read More

Pakistans disgraced nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan has revealed that the North Korean Government opened a second way to build nuclear weapons as early as the 1990s. Read More

An Indian-American immunologist has unravelled how a signalling pathway helps TB bugs incite immune cells into working for them. Read More

The tiny strands of DNA coiled within human cells probably don't contain all the answers needed to end cancer as a going concern. Read More

With soggy tents and a plastic Christmas tree perched on their research centre near Rome, Italian environmental scientists are entering their sixth week of a rooftop protest against sweeping job cuts imposed by Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right government. Read More

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