Wednesday, November 21, 2012

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A Leap Forward In Brain Controlled Computer Cursors
Researchers develop an algorithm, known as ReFIT, that vastly improves the speed and accuracy of neural prosthetics that control computer cursors.

Astronomers Pin Down Origins of "Mile Markers" For Expansion Of Universe
A study using a unique new instrument on the world's largest optical telescope has revealed the likely origins of especially bright supernovae that astronomers use as easy-to-spot "mile markers" to measure the expansion and acceleration of the universe.

Eating Estrogenic Plants Alters Hormones In Monkeys, May Increase Aggression And Sex
Eating certain veggies not only supplies key nutrients, it may also influence hormone levels and behaviors such as aggression and sexual activity according to a study that could shed light on the role of diet in human evolution.

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