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Rockin’ out: Ppros and cons of three major headphone styles

Science & TechnologyMarch 14, 2008
Everywhere you go, you see little wires hanging from people’s heads. Everyone is rockin’ out in their own world with their headphones and MP3 players, and you want to do the same. But,[omit tf] buying the right kind of headphones may can be a daunting task for the uneducated consumer. Chances are,, if you’ve bought an MP3 player, you want to get decent sound out of it as well.This article aims to clarify the difference between headphone types and help you make a buying decision.

New drug prevents cell death

Science & TechnologyMarch 12, 2008
A new drug has been discovered that can prevent programmed cell death, also known as apoptosis. The drug could be a novel therapy for treating heart attack, stroke and neurodegenerative diseases, in which nerve cells are lost.

Climate related chemical also acts as cue to help fish find food

Science & TechnologyMarch 12, 2008
Scientists are making discoveries about how some fish locate their food and each other. Jennifer DeBose, a researcher with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Flower Garden Banks and National Marine Sanctuary in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, is one of the authors of a recent study of a chemical known as Dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP) and its role in affecting aggregation behavior in fishes.

Filipino Association for Health Careers promotes biennial health conference

Science & TechnologyMarch 12, 2008
Thinking about a career in the health field? You might want to check out the Filipino Association for Health Career (FAHC) Health Conference on Apr. 5. The all-day event begins at 8 a.m. at the UC Davis Medical Center’s medical school, located at 4610 X St. in Sacramento.

Upcoming Seminars

Science & TechnologyMarch 12, 2008
Today The Effects of Plant Responses in Multi-Herbivore Systems Jennifer Thaler 122 Briggs, 12:10 to 1 p.m. Sponsored by the entomology department   Origin of Tequila: It’s Not What You Think! Patricia Colunga 3001 Plant and Environmental Sciences, 12:10 to 1 p.m. Sponsored by the plant sciences department   Transportation Planning for Climate Change Gregg […]

Science Scene

Science & TechnologyMarch 12, 2008
Sulfate in ice sheets suggests cause of dark ages Between 533 and 536 AD, a volcanic eruption spewed dust particles into the atmosphere, causing global cooling, according to new evidence published in a paper in the Geophysical Research Letters.