A Theory with No Strings Attached: Can Beautiful Physics Be Wrong? [Excerpt]
Added: 20.08.2018 18:03 | 0 views | 0 comments
 A physicist decries the trend of chasing after aesthetically pleasing theories that lack empirical evidence
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Manchester Airport celebrates latest milestone in transformation
Added: 20.08.2018 8:24 | 10 views | 0 comments
 Manchester Airport is marking one year of construction on the biggest investment project in its history by releasing stunning images showing the work completed so far.
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Promising JRPGs Releasing Before The End of 2018
Added: 19.08.2018 21:17 | 1 views | 0 comments
 "2018 has been a good year for fans of Japanese RPGs and is showing no signs of slowing down. Join us as we explore the games we look forward to playing." - Vemue15
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Source: Bengals to release veteran safety Iloka
Added: 19.08.2018 19:18 | 1 views | 0 comments
 The Cincinnati Bengals are releasing veteran safety George Iloka, a source confirmed to ESPN.
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Report: Omarosa has video, not just audiotapes
Added: 18.08.2018 19:16 | 14 views | 0 comments
 The former Trump aide has angered the president by releasing tapes she secretly recorded while in the White House
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Demo Impressions of Devolver's Newest Game, Gris
Added: 18.08.2018 11:17 | 7 views | 0 comments
 Gris looks to be a meticulously crafted platformer with a handpainted aesthetic, releasing in December on PC and Nintendo Switch.
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Trigger, target, trigger: Scientists explore controlled carbon monoxide release
Added: 17.08.2018 17:22 | 13 views | 0 comments
 Scientists have developed flavonoid-based, organic carbon monoxide-releasing molecules that exhibit CO release only when triggered by visible light. Using fluorescence microscopy, the researchers demonstrate targeted CO delivery by the photoCORMs to human lung cancer cells, as well as the ability of the molecules to produce anti-inflammatory effects.
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Trigger, target, trigger: Scientists explore controlled carbon monoxide release
Added: 17.08.2018 0:23 | 5 views | 0 comments
 Scientists have developed flavonoid-based, organic carbon monoxide-releasing molecules that exhibit CO release only when triggered by visible light. Using fluorescence microscopy, the researchers demonstrate targeted CO delivery by the photoCORMs to human lung cancer cells, as well as the ability of the molecules to produce anti-inflammatory effects.
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