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Light-Based Memory Chip Could Store Data Permanently, Speed Up Computers

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Caltech World's Top University: Caltech Tops Times Higher Education's World University Rankings Again

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Bullying During Teenage Years Could Raise Depression Risk Two-Fold In Young Adulthood

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Babies And Adults Feel Pain In The Same Way, But Youngsters Rarely Given Painkillers During Procedures

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Early Humans Conquered The Rainforest Long Before Scientists Thought They Did

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Ancient Bones Found in Bulgaria Could Belong to John the Baptist, Carbon Dating and DNA Suggest

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Migrating Birds 'Take Turns' Leading The Flock To Save Energy, Reduce Exhaustion Deaths

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Spiders That Spin Super-Thin Electrically Charged Fibers Could Have Commercial Benefits

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Dry-Roasting Could Trigger Allergies To All Peanuts

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Sibling Bullying Tied to Depression in Adolescence

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Cockatoos Go To 'Carpentry School' Taught By Other Birds

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