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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Hairdressers Hear&nbs
Hairdressers Hear Health SecretsA report in the Journal of Applied Gerontology shows that elderly people often discuss health issues with hairdressers, who could encourage clients to seek medical att2009-09-16 编辑：echo 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Tree Electricity
Tree Electricity Runs Nano-GadgetA report in the journal IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology shows that maple trees generate a small, but measureable amounts of electricity, which can power tiny devi2009-09-15 编辑：echo 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Expedition Finds
Expedition Finds World War II Navy WreckA National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration expedition has located a naval vessel lost off North Carolina during World War II's Battle of the At...2009-09-13 编辑：echo 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Prehistoric Human-Fas
A report in the journal Science announces the finding of the oldest known human-fashioned threads, left in a cave by the Caucasus mountains about 34,000 years ago. Cynthia Graber reports. We humans l2009-09-13 编辑：alex 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:On-The-Job Chimps&nbs
To do a job right, you need the right tools. Even a chimp knows that. According to a study in the American Journal of Primatology, chimps in the Congo use multiple tools to capture army ants. You’ve2009-09-10 编辑：echo 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Freeing the Mind
Freeing the Mind to ForgetYoung brains can forget painful memories, but old ones tend not to. An animal study in the journal Science finds that it may be possible to restore the old brain to its youn2009-09-08 编辑：echo 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Whistle While Yo
Whistle While You WingA study in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B finds that pigeon wing-flapping produces distinct whistles, which can warn flock-mates, when merely taking off or when actively2009-09-07 编辑：echo 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Making Music for
Making Music for Monkey MindsA study in the journal Biology Letters finds that music based on monkey's own calls has similar effects on them that human music has on us. Cynthia Graber reports ...2009-09-06 编辑：alex 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Freeing the Mind
Freeing the Mind to ForgetYoung brains can forget painful memories, but old ones tend not to. An animal study in the journal Science finds that it may be possible to restore the old brain to its youn2009-09-05 编辑：alex 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Astronauts Rose
The space shuttle Discovery, mission STS-128, is in orbit right now. With some fascinating people on board. Pilot Kevin Ford became interested in flying when he was a kid and read the book Carrying t2009-09-01 编辑：melody 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Jockey Positions
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Cat Call Coerces
Cat Call Coerces Can OpeningAnyone who’s ever had a cat knows how demanding they can be. Let me out, let me in, give me food, give me different food. The list goes on. But how do these clever kittie2009-07-15 编辑：jessica 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Profanity Bleeps
Profanity Bleeps Physical PainHoly @$#%! According to neuroscientists from Britain’s Keele University, dropping the f-bomb can actually relieve physical pain. In the upcoming August 5th issue of the2009-07-14 编辑：jessica 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Science, Though
文本The results are in, and, Americans pretty much like science. Eighty-four percent of those polled think that “science’s effect on society” is mostly positive. That’s the result of two phone su2009-07-10 编辑：jessica 标签： 我来听写
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[科学美国人技术系列] 60秒科学:Are Parasites to
Are Parasites to Thank for Sex?A study in the journal The American Naturalist implies that parasites helped drive the development of sex, because the shuffling of genes gives sex-produced progeny an2009-07-09 编辑：melody 标签： 我来听写
