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Mobility (comic for EPFL Dimensions #20)

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Anxiety can kill your social status

December 1, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

zGfvwBiiRAuCh7WhQLz6N2oeg0X5GNHzv-AbT0x3rnI,p1HjaR-GLpK-0c5t1dy2FJlJFTkqMwpDwraoHFxURbo,Xa0nrodzGylyxbZlF7LYAeUGjBSKKk6VJO6zCOnYYKA,EUmwVaiM0C1TjNwTQZIe43772T1JG5OrWNux9R76eqI,VaMlRb1B4k3weyg2oFqLOWgBqkahljqmhyJm1hK3f3oNeuroscientists at EPFL identify a brain region that links anxious temperament to low social status. The researchers were able to tweak social hierarchy in animals by using vitamin B3 — Read more

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Smartphones to battle crop disease

November 24, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

Diseased plants composite_smallEPFL and Penn State University are releasing an unprecedented 50,000 open-access photos of plant diseases. The images will be used to build an app that will turn smartphones into plant doctors, helping growers around the world — Read more

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Using light-force to study single molecules

November 24, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

public_storyScientists at EPFL show how a light-induced force can amplify the sensitivity and resolution of a technique used to study single molecules — Read more

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3D-mapping a new drug-delivery tool

November 17, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

Featured Image for Nik EPFLScientists from EPFL and Nestlé have developed a new method that can “see” inside dispersed cubosomes (dispersed cubic liquid crystalline phases) with unprecedented detail. The breakthrough can help to improve their design significantly for better drug or nutrient delivery — Read more

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Company boom-and-bust is governed by physics

November 17, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

imtxtScientists at EPFL solve a hundred-year-old problem: why the size-distribution of firms is governed by power laws — Read more

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