Microbiomes could be the new fingerprints
A new study from researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health shows that the microbial communities each of us carries on our skin or…
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A new study from researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health shows that the microbial communities each of us carries on our skin or…
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The technology industry and academia have always been closely knit together, working to engage today’s brains into being tomorrow’s professionals, to ensure students are learning…
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What juror won’t take the word of a federal agent, and who in the jury box won’t be swayed by evidence found, analyzed and presented…
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It’s common held belief that violent criminals often suffer from a long history of mental illness that drives their destructive or murderous behavior. But new…
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A brand new forum named Cold Case Collective debuted a few days back, set up for those that would like to turn their hand at…
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A Stone Age site near Frankfurt, Germany, shows evidence of a “final lethal crisis of the first Central European farmers of the Early Neolithic Linearbandkeramik Culture”,…
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A new study comes to buckle the widely-held belief that cities with high rate of crime translate directly to higher numbers of police fatalities. The…
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Rhino horn powder is a desperately sought after ingredient for traditional medicine in countries such as Vietnam. And the only thing barring the way to…
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Analysis of Organic Gunshot Residue (OGSR for shot) may improve how reliable we can tell whether a suspect discharged his weapon or not, as this…
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Quite a few crimes are attributed to mental illnesses, but what does that mean exactly? This quick and to the point infographic will expand further. For…
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