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Poop pills (yes, pills made of human feces) might the key to losing weight, say some researchers.

We all know about the vivid adventures experienced while dreaming, but why is it all happening? Watch the fourth episode of Next Level Living to find out to tap into your brain's "imagination network."

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Hip Hop for the first day of school, this is the anthem of a hype learning environment! Tungsten Clan's fifth release, and the best yet, featuring (in order) The SCHLZA, Ghostface Millah, Scientific Method Man, and making his debut, Numerator X! Class is in session, suckah. School has begun!

This video gives an overview of some of the key papers in the Nature archive. From the development of nuclear fission to the cloning and birth of Dolly the sheep, Nature has continually published some of the most influential work in scientific history.

If you are a librarian and would like to find out more about the archive or request a quote, please visit http://www.nature.com/libraries/archi....

Tantalizing glimpses of the Higgs boson have been spotted at CERN. This elusive particle is the last piece of the Standard Model to be confirmed. While at the Lindau meeting, physics Nobel laureates give Nature their views.

This video shows how scientists at the MIT Media Lab (www.media.mit.edu/) reconstruct a hidden object using scattered laser light. Future applications may include seeing in dangerous or inaccessible locations, such as inside machinery with moving parts, or in highly contaminated areas.

Read the original research: http://www.nature.com/ncomms/journal/...

Check out the researchers' project URL: http://cornar.info
And first author's web page http://web.mit.edu/~velten/www/

Animations by Sam Woolf: http://www.samwoolf.net/
Music by Jay Marsh http://www.jaymarshmusic.com/

The colorful Amazonian butterfly Heliconius Numata increases its odds of survival by mimicking the wing patterns of other closely-related species. Researchers led by French scientist Mathieu Joron show that supergenes are behind its varied wing patterns. Read the original research here (preview): http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/...