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Virtual World news from Twitter- virtualworlds: A company named Virtusphere, Inc. has created a new way to experience virtual worlds, called the Virtusphere. http://bit.ly/3tBhJ2 November 7, 2009virtualworlds: A company named Virtusphere, Inc. has created a new way to experience virtual worlds, called the Virtusphere. http://bit.ly/3tBhJ2
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- How to 'unlock' the brains of coma patients November 27, 2009Using functional magnetic resonance (fMRI) imaging, Steven Laureys, a leading coma researcher at the University of Liege in Belgium, discovered that Ron Houben, believed to be in a coma for over 20 years, was completely conscious, just paralyzed. (Source: http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/shortsharpscience/2009/11/detecting-consciousness-ways-t.html)
- Acute stress leaves epigenetic marks on the hippocampus November 25, 2009A single 30-minute episode of acute stress causes histone methylation (modification of certain amino acids), in the rat hippocampus, causing changes in expression of genes (turning them on or off) that are packaged by the histones, Rockefeller University researchers have found. The discovery of such epigenetic regulation of genes in the brain is helping chan […]
- Origami Solar Cells November 25, 2009Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed self-assembling spherical solar cells capable of capturing more sunlight than flat ones. If they prove practical, the devices could be wired up into large arrays that have the same power output as conventional cells, but that save on materials costs by using less silicon. (PNAS) (Source: http://www.tec […]
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