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E-Blast Thursday 09.06.12 Breaking Story Human Impact Felt On Black Sea Long Before Industrial Era Today's Video Digitizing The Past Picture of the Day The Better To See You With New Today on Science360 Radio "A Search Engine For Music," With NSF-Funded UCSD Electrical Engineer Gert Lanckriet Latest News Internal Relations Cybersecurity experts are working to keep next-generation electronic medical devices -- and the patients they help -- safe from hackers. Repeated Exposure To Traumatic Images May Be Harmful To Health Study finds watching extensive TV coverage placed participants at risk. Explosion Of Galaxy Formation Lit Up Early Universe New data from the South Pole Telescope indicates that the birth of the first massive galaxies that lit up the early universe was an explosive event, happening faster and ending sooner than suspected. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: India's Forest Area In Doubt PNAS: Avoiding Mangrove Destruction By Avoiding Carbon Dioxide Emissions PHYSICS: Quasicrystals, Meet Topological Insulators NEW SCIENTIST.: Sharp-Eared Glasses Let Deaf People 'See' Sounds SCIENCE: Human Genome Is Much More Than Just Genes What the Blogs Are Saying Today WIRED SCIENCE - The Mathematics Of Parking Cars THE ABSTRACT - Researchers Develop Technique To Remotely Control Cockroaches KRULWICH WONDERS - What's With Frosty? Why Isn't He Showing Up On Time? NOBEL INTENT - 3.5 Billion Year Old Organic Deposits Show Signs Of Life SCIENTIST AT WORK - Cool Fossils And Hot Rocks Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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