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DW-WORLD.DENews, Analysis and Service from Germany and Europe - in 30 LanguagesChampagne study: flute, coupe glass undesired
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When it comes to pouring champagne, long, skinny flutes and short, wide coupes have existed side by side for generations. But neither is really the ideal for enjoying a glass of top-shelf bubbly, new research shows.2012-02-09T15:25:00ZSci-Techen15730489'Blind quantum computing' points to the future
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A Vienna team has shown how to send encrypted data to a quantum computer. But a stable and powerful quantum computer remains a long way off.2012-02-09T10:02:00ZSci-Techen15729645Woman receives 3D-printed transplant jaw
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A woman in the Netherlands has been fitted with a lower jaw created by a 3D printing process. Doctors say it is the first operation of its kind and paves the way for more widespread use of printed implants.2012-02-08T08:38:00ZSci-Techen15723956Searching for treatment for Alzheimer's
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Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia. The symptoms first show up when the disease has already reached an unstoppable stage. Although no effective medication has been found, science has reason to be hopeful.2012-02-06T11:54:00ZSci-Techen15716477Malaria deaths higher than expected, study finds
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Recent findings show the number of malaria-related deaths is nearly twice as high as previously thought. But other experts have doubts about the methods used to produce these estimates.2012-02-04T14:29:00ZGlobalizationen15718303London taxi drivers offer window into brain
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UK researchers have shown that cab drivers who learn the layout of the capital city - 'the Knowledge' - exhibit growth in the brain, challenging the notion that children are the only ones with 'plastic' minds.2011-12-09T14:33:00ZSci-Techen15586568Making the Internet safer for young people
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Tuesday marked Safer Internet Day, an annual event sponsored by the European Commission to encourage people, especially the young, to use the Internet and digital devices more responsibly.2012-02-08T08:27:00ZSci-Techen15724316Groupon set to launch geo-located deals in Germany
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The American online coupon firm is partnering with Deutsche Telekom to unleash physically-based deals. One German startup may already point the way forward.2012-01-31T16:02:00ZSci-Techen15705632Bulgarian sleuth unveils botnet operators
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In a DW interview, a Bulgarian cybercrime researcher tells how he unmasked a group of scammers. He says the group made an estimated $2 million over the past few years.2012-01-25T12:27:00ZSci-Techen15689368