Geckos & Skin Cancer, Music in Childhood, Underwater Camera
Today we discuss the connection between skin cancer and a leopard gecko named Mr. Frosty, how playing a musical instrument in childhood can affect brain function as we age, and how a new underwater camera can help us explore previously-unseen parts of the ocean.\xa0
Geckos & Skin Cancer\xa0
- \u201cThis Gecko Named Mr. Frosty and His 900 Babies May Inspire Human Skin Cancer Treatments\u201d by Elizabeth Gamillo
- \u201cLeopard Gecko Skin Tumors Traced to Cancer Gene\u201d by Longua Guo et al.
Music in Childhood
- \u201cPlaying music in childhood linked to a sharper mind in old age, study suggests\u201d by Guardian Staff
- \u201cExperience of playing music in childhood and adolescence linked to better cognitive ability in old age: Study\u201d Edited By: Srishti Singh Sisodia
Underwater Camera
- \u201cMIT engineers build a battery-free, wireless underwater camera\u201d by Adam Zewe
- \u201cBattery-free wireless imaging of underwater environments\u201d by Sayed Saad Afzal, Waleed Akbar, Osvy Rodriguez, Mario Doumet, Unsoo Ha, Reza Ghaffarivardavagh & Fadel Adib
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