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Using supercomputer, 18-year-old finds what older scientists missed
Scientists coming close to making quantities of antimatter
Children still placed in jeopardy, though problem less widespread
Cheating, fighting, and vandalism diminish as problems
Would rather pay more for direct access to specialists
Harvard researcher discovers violent contain in many games rated acceptable for all ages
First large-scale study examines effects on adolescent girls
Spaced-based radio observatory makes discovery possible
Novel screening methods could save many lives
Materials are sculpted with atomic beams
A third of the world's energy is consumed by buildings
Would act as incentive for reporting and correcting hospital errors
Manufactured housing plays particularly important role
Powerful new microscope could have wide range of applications
Environmental quality improved, but less than during previous two decades
More depression seen among those who experience separation
Behavior is not particularly worrisome, researchers find
But affordability shows drop, according to Harvard study
Researcher says social inequalities and depression have roots in early life
Observation supports theoretical model
Could help explain relationship between black holes and star formation
Despite decline, overall trend not encouraging
Angle of vision makes some quasars appear "shrouded"
Origin of mammals is pushed back to 195 million years
Recommend robotic garages
Scholar gives a voice to ancient music silent for millennia