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E-Blast Tuesday 09.18.12 Breaking Story World's Most Powerful Digital Camera Opens Eye, Records First Images In Hunt For Dark Energy Today's Video A Revolutionary Dry Ink For Laser Printers & Photocopy Machines Picture of the Day Mucus Meadows New Today on Science360 Radio "Flushing Dormant Viruses Out Of Hiding" With Stanford NSF-Funded Chemist Paul Wender Latest News Precision Motion Tracking – Thousands Of Cells At A Time Novel microscopy technique could open new windows into protozoan behavior, microbial diseases and fertility. Voice Verification Technology Prevents Impersonators From Obtaining Voiceprints Smartphone-based system converts a user's voiceprint into alphanumeric strings that can serve as passwords. Your Body Doesn't Lie: People Ignore Political Ads Of Candidates They Oppose A recent study examined people's bodily responses while watching presidential campaign ads -- and discovered another way that people avoid political information that challenges their beliefs. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENCE: Plight Of The Bumblebee SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Tandem Satellite Mission Reveals A Thinner Lunar Crust PHYSICS : The Longevity Of Rankings DISCOVER : Big Idea: Detect Alien Life On A Tight Budget NEW SCIENTIST: Is Medical Science Built On Shaky Foundations? What the Blogs Are Saying Today KRULWICH WONDERS - Which Is Greater, The Number Of Sand Grains On Earth Or Stars In The Sky? BAD ASTRONOMY - Jupiter Gets Rocked By An Impact Again WIRED SCIENCE - How Can Airlines Reduce Fuel Costs? THE PHYSICS ARXIV BLOG - Atomic Clocks To Measure Earth's Geoid From The Ground THE ABSTRACT - Estimating 'Regions Of Attraction' Should Improve Computer Models Of Biological Systems Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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