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E-Blast Thursday 09.20.12 Breaking Story Using A Laser To 'See' The Smallest World Today's Video The Learning Bridge Picture of the Day The Texas Blind Salamander New Today on Science360 Radio "QSTORM – New, Super-Resolution Imaging," With NSF-Funded Carnegie Mellon University Engineer Ge Yang Latest News Catching Molecular Motion At Just The Right Time Scientists have devised a mathematically rich analytic approach to account for often-missing thermodynamic and molecular parameters in molecular dynamic simulations. Quasars: Mileposts Marking The Universe's Expansion Researchers have found a possible way to map the spread and structure of the universe, guided by the light of quasars. Odorant Shape And Vibration Likely Lead To Olfaction Satisfaction Physics professor and his colleagues have found that the vibration of an odorant molecule's chemical bonds contributes to the perception of smell. New in the Journals & Magazines POPSCI: Sperm Can't Turn Left, Or Don't Want To PNAS: Population Changes Among Porpoises SCIENCE: Materials For Converting Waste Heat To Energy Pass Critical Milestone NEW SCIENTIST: Oldest Dental Filling Is Found In A Stone Age Tooth SCIENCE NEWS : DNA Tags May Dictate Bee Behavior What the Blogs Are Saying Today DISCOBLOG - In Vitro Leather Could Give "Lab Coat" A New Meaning QUEST - Culture Clash: Of Cats, Birds And Conservation KRULWICH WONDERS - U.S. Explodes Atomic Bombs Near Beers To See If They Are Safe To Drink THE LOOM - The Slow, Slow Road To De-Discovery NOBEL INTENT - Bionic Eyes: Sensors That Use Lookout's Brainwaves To Spot Trouble Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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