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Cornell Academy signs partnership with USM, 1,000 training spots sponsored by King's Park Genting Highlands - Vimarsana News

Cornell Academy signs partnership with USM, 1,000 training spots sponsored by King's Park Genting Highlands

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 11 — Local hospitality education institution Cornell Academy has announced today its partnership with Universiti Sains Malaysia’s (USM) Graduate School of...

Newton Man Sentenced To Minimum Of 66 Years In Prison Following Sex Offense Trial - Vimarsana News

Newton Man Sentenced To Minimum Of 66 Years In Prison Following Sex Offense Trial

A Catawba County jury convicted 35-year-old Jonathan Ray Lail of Newton of multiple sexual offenses on Tuesday (November 1), concluding a seven-day trial in Cat

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Newton man convicted on indecent liberties, stautory rape charges; he was sentenced to minimum of 66 years - Vimarsana News

Newton man convicted on indecent liberties, stautory rape charges; he was sentenced to minimum of 66 years

A Newton man was convicted on multiple sexual offenses during Catawba County Superior Court on Tuesday.

DNA Nanoswitch Calipers Created as Possibly World's Tiniest Ruler for Fingerprinting Proteins - Vimarsana News

DNA Nanoswitch Calipers Created as Possibly World's Tiniest Ruler for Fingerprinting Proteins

Researchers suggest DNC technology could be applied to fields spanning proteomics and nanotechnology, structural biology, and drug discovery.

Hearing acrobatics - Vimarsana News

Hearing acrobatics

 E-Mail The sense of hearing is, quite literally, a molecular tightrope act. Turns out, it involves acrobatics as well. In a paper published in Nature Communications on Feb 8, researchers at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital show that a dynamic and delicate connection between two pairs of diminutive protein filaments plays a central role in in hearing. The tension held by these filaments, together called a tip link, is essential for the activation of sensory cells in the inner ear. The team's analyses reveal that the filaments, which are joined end-to-end, work together ...