Aleodon is a genus of probainognathian cynodont, a taxon which evolved in the Triassic period, co-existed with dinosaur precursors and other archosaurs and eventually gave rise to mammals. The Aleodon
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The future of our cities: Engineers test resilient, intelligent infrastructure
Engineers at the Cornell Geotechnical Lifelines Large-Scale Testing Facility set out to change that by testing several advanced sensors developed by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and the
Statins may not be used for protection against Parkinson’s disease
Some previous research has suggested that statins, used to treat high cholesterol, may protect against Parkinson’s disease. Research findings have been inconsistent, however, with some studies showing a lower risk,
Marijuana use among college students on rise following Oregon legalization, study finds
Oregon State University researchers compared marijuana usage among college students before and after legalization and found that usage increased at several colleges and universities across the nation but it increased
Key to muscle regeneration discovered
Colin Flaveny, Ph.D. assistant professor of pharmacology and physiology and Thomas Burris, Ph.D., chair of pharmacology and physiology at Saint Louis University, focus their work on identifying natural hormones that
Find Out What’s Lurking in Your Log Data
Undoubtedly confidence threats are out there, though a pivotal to anticipating them on your network rests in your record data. SolarWinds® Log Event Manager is a record government and SIEM
Facebook teaches machines to negotiate with humans
Though Facebook is rarely mentioned alongside Apple, Microsoft and Amazon in discussions about conversational AI, the company has published a hoard of papers that underscore a deep interest in dialog
Patreon launches Snapchat clone just for creators’ paid subscribers
Ads aren’t enough to support professional online content makers. So Patreon is equipping them with new ways to organize, measure, and entertain fans who use its platform to pay them
Facebook’s Safety Check is a stress-inducing flip of social norms
Facebook’s Safety Check feature was activated today, following news that a fire had engulfed a 24-storey block of flats in West London. At least six people are reported to have died
How brain circuits govern hunger and cravings
By developing a new approach to imaging and manipulating particular groups of neurons in the mouse brain, scientists at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) have identified a pathway by
Wireless charging of moving electric vehicles overcomes major hurdle
Now Stanford University scientists have overcome a major hurdle to such a future by wirelessly transmitting electricity to a nearby moving object. Their results are published in the June 15
Experimental cancer drug shows promise
Fully functional PTEN is well known to suppress tumor growth by antagonizing the PI3K/Akt tumor survival pathway. Pagano’s group discovered a novel mechanism by which PTEN protects cells from cancer
Older and wiser: Female elk can learn to avoid hunters with age
Once female elk reach the age of about 10 years, they are nearly invulnerable to human hunters. This age-related difference could be driven only by selection by hunters — or
Antibiotic design strategy boosts odds against resistance development
The technique, which has been validated against a drug-resistant bacterial strain, identifies compounds that target two or more receptor sites on proteins that inhibit a key cellular function. To obtain
Lufthansa Systems ‘crowdfunds’ BI to cave moody data
Just a ticket One of a projects that followed is now assisting a airline Lufthansa Group, that operates as a apart company, to benefit new insights from a database of