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E-Blast Tuesday 10.23.12 Breaking Story Novel Design Could Improve Condenser Performance Today's Video Time-Critical: How Fate and Fast-Tracking Secured A Unique Record Of One Of History's Biggest Earthquakes Picture of the Day Pahoehoe Lava Toes New Today on Science360 Radio "Cooking Smoke & Cognitive Development," With NSF-Funded UC-Riverside Cognitive Development Professor Mary Gauvain Latest News The Hidden Threat Posed By Inconspicuous Stripes Physicists investigate the cause of striped patterns formed by fine particles deposited on surfaces. A Mississippi River Diversion Helped Build Louisiana Wetlands, Geologists Find A team of researchers have used the Mississippi River flood of the spring of 2011 to observe how floodwaters deposited sediment in the Mississippi Delta; findings offer insight into how Louisiana's wetlands can be restored. 'Motion Detector' Shrinks To Microscale A new class of microsensors could be used in consumer electronics, as well as oil and gas exploration and biomedical situations in which more traditional sensors can't operate. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENCE: Butterfly Migration Mystery Solved SCIENCE NEWS: Spanish Quake Linked To Groundwater Pumping PNAS: Variation In Personality And Fitness In Wild Female Baboons SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Scientists Read Dreams NATURE : Primates Were Always Tree-Dwellers What the Blogs Are Saying Today COOL GREEN SCIENCE - Three Ways To Help Science With Your Computer Or Smartphone DEEP-SEA NEWS - Of Tropical Cyclones And Internal Waves EARTHSKY - Why Does The Sun Shine? LAB RAT - Bacteria That Work Together To Cause Infection SCIENTIST AT WORK - Solemn Strides Up The Mountainside Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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