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02/22/2007 [-] Indonesia Eyes Cement Balls to Stop Mud
02/22/2007 [-] Geometry Meets Arts in Islamic Tiles
02/22/2007 [-] Two-Star Collision Yields Three-Ring Nebula
02/22/2007 [-] Bush shifts away from war talk, focuses on science
02/22/2007 [-] Bush touts energy plan in North Carolina
02/22/2007 [-] Bird brains capable of planning ahead study
02/22/2007 [-] Warming may harm Tuscan wines
02/22/2007 [-] Arctic Monkeys, Scissor Sisters star at Scots music festival
02/22/2007 [-] Britain to pay women for ova to research
02/22/2007 [-] Surprising Solar Storms Rage at Sun's South Pole
02/22/2007 [-] Science And Technology Dept Receives R500 Million to Host SKA
02/22/2007 [-] U.S., Russian Astronauts Go on Spacewalk
02/22/2007 [-] Astronauts take record spacewalk as station assembly quickens
02/22/2007 [-] New Zealand Fishermen Land Massive Squid and technology
02/22/2007 [-] Indian vulture programme struggles to save rare species
02/22/2007 [-] ISS astronauts begin six-hour space walk
02/22/2007 [-] How dry exoplanets are
02/22/2007 [-] 2 Alien Planets Show No Evidence of Water
02/22/2007 [-] Nigeria Country Initiates Africa's Institute of Science
02/22/2007 [-] A laptop phones home
02/22/2007 [-] Rosetta space probe in Mars swing-by
02/22/2007 [-] White-knuckle Atmospheric Science Takes Flight
02/22/2007 [-] Russian and U.S. astronauts start spacewalk
02/22/2007 [-] Significant weekend storm system
02/22/2007 [-] Space station crew begins spacewalk
02/22/2007 [-] Swiss lasers light up Mars mission
02/22/2007 [-] Bioscience growing in Flagstaff
02/22/2007 [-] U.S.-Russian international space station crew plan spacewalk to fix faulty antenna
02/22/2007 [-] Ketzenberger Japan comes a-courting life-sciences industry
02/22/2007 [-] STEVE PENN COMMENTARY Science project gets an 'A'
02/22/2007 [-] With science, we can give kids the moon, stars
02/22/2007 [-] L.A. Council allocates cleanup funds for Echo and Machado lakes
02/22/2007 [-] Highway to be closed in spring to protect bats
02/22/2007 [-] Senate to turn up heat on gov. to fight global warming
02/22/2007 [-] 2007 Library and Information Science Grant Awards
02/22/2007 [-] Math and science program called success
02/21/2007 [-] Report Climate change, population growth could overwhelm Colorado River
02/21/2007 [-] Science ministry starts digitizing project
02/21/2007 [-] Career Guidance Talk At Science College
02/21/2007 [-] Australia declares El Nino weather pattern over
02/21/2007 [-] Technique lets science take closer look at flu
02/21/2007 [-] Prenatal folic acid cuts cancer in kids Study
02/21/2007 [-] Air surrounding 2 planets outside solar system truly alien and strangely dry
02/21/2007 [-] Edwards Clinton's Iraq Vote 'Between Her And Her Conscience'
02/21/2007 [-] Rain and mountain snow Far West Thursday
02/21/2007 [-] Computer science award goes to woman
02/21/2007 [-] Ireland Starts Constructon of it's First Purpose-Built Nanoscience Research Institute
02/21/2007 [-] Edwards Clinton's Refusal To Admit Mistake On Iraq Vote 'Between Her And Her Conscience'
02/21/2007 [-] Herpes drug may curb AIDS virus
02/21/2007 [-] Car company collapse hits science
02/21/2007 [-] Climate campaign targets offsets
02/21/2007 [-] Freeze 'condemned Neanderthals'
02/21/2007 [-] Nasa closer to discovering life on other planets
02/21/2007 [-] Utilities surcharge to underwrite clean energy fund promised in green plan
02/21/2007 [-] New Technique Seeks Water on Planets in Other Solar Systems and technology
02/21/2007 [-] Information Becoming More Available Online and technology
02/21/2007 [-] 2 planets outside solar system examined
02/21/2007 [-] Engine started on crippled whaling ship
02/21/2007 [-] Climate-change crusader Al Gore getting unlikely rock-star reception experts
02/21/2007 [-] Astronomers Find No Water on 2 Distant Planets
02/21/2007 [-] Reforms to fisheries organization flawed Senate report
02/21/2007 [-] Tories to resurrect plan for polluters fund sources
02/21/2007 [-] U.S. group sues feds over medical marijuana claims
02/21/2007 [-] Ontario considering banning old light bulbs to cut greenhouse gases
02/21/2007 [-] Google CEO Warns Truth Could Become Harder to Distinguish Online and technology
02/21/2007 [-] New push to make women aware of heart disease
02/21/2007 [-] Rainy, snowy northern California
02/21/2007 [-] FAU science, architecture students could face higher fees
02/21/2007 [-] Lexicon Genetics posts 4Q loss of 13.8M
02/21/2007 [-] Now, where do I hide this? Birds plan, study shows
02/21/2007 [-] Clouds, But No Water, Detected On Distant Planet
02/21/2007 [-] Waterless Planets Surprise Astronomers
02/21/2007 [-] UK's First Wave Farm Project Announced
02/21/2007 [-] EU approves Lukoil purchase of ConocoPhillips filling stations
02/21/2007 [-] Industry group announces climate change plan
02/21/2007 [-] Missing piece of Washington's war tent is found
02/21/2007 [-] Health and fitness news and notes
02/21/2007 [-] These chili peppers are hot and old
02/21/2007 [-] A mammal in winter with a furnace of her own
02/21/2007 [-] Epilepsy's debilitating toll and therapeutic conundrum
02/21/2007 [-] Greenpeace asks India to ban common lightbulb
02/21/2007 [-] Nigeria Obasanjo Flags Off N19.2bn African Science And Tech Institute
02/21/2007 [-] Futuristic Workstation Moves Freely in Space
02/21/2007 [-] Internet co-inventor says India's R&D evolved dramatically
02/21/2007 [-] ACM-Pivotal Supports BioScience Forum Educational Programs for Northern California Biotech Companies
02/21/2007 [-] Anorexia Could Be A Genetic Disease
02/21/2007 [-] Naturejobs launches The Source Event, a new Science Career Fair in 2007
02/21/2007 [-] Central Taiwan Science Park Gets Additional Funding For Access Road
02/21/2007 [-] New Indonesian tactic may not halt mud flow scientist
02/21/2007 [-] Sumatran rhino born at US zoo adjusts to new home
02/21/2007 [-] Space museum's nosedive
02/21/2007 [-] Building firm backs science museum plan
02/21/2007 [-] EU may aim for 20% cut in greenhouse gases
02/21/2007 [-] Refinery plan may save drinking water
02/21/2007 [-] Threat to Lake Tahoe's clarity seen
02/21/2007 [-] Climate change laps at Bangladesh's shores
02/21/2007 [-] Cheap solar power poised to undercut oil and gas by half
02/20/2007 [-] Author God and science co-exist
02/20/2007 [-] Mortuary science students get death lessons at NCC
02/20/2007 [-] Tire fire smolders in Beaver Falls
02/20/2007 [-] Snowboarders hit slopes wrapped in padded suit
02/20/2007 [-] Winter fun for the science-minded
02/20/2007 [-] Regrowing lost fingers promises further advances
02/20/2007 [-] Parenting Old family crib can be a trap, not a treasure
02/20/2007 [-] Fitness calendar
02/20/2007 [-] general Smoke folk to light up ad fight Buckley's ad in bad taste Science
02/20/2007 [-] - Top computer science award goes to woman
02/20/2007 [-] Top computer science award goes to woman
02/20/2007 [-] Life & Culture Science & Environment - ContraCostaTimes.com
02/20/2007 [-] Mitchell endows chair in marine science
02/20/2007 [-] JITM students develop solar lantern
02/20/2007 [-] Nonprescription diet drug gets OK
02/20/2007 [-] Business calls for carbon targets
02/20/2007 [-] Milder temperatures prevail
02/20/2007 [-] Rare loon deaths in New Hampshire faze scientists
02/20/2007 [-] Surprising Solar Storms Rage at Sun's South Pole
02/20/2007 [-] EU ministers agree to 20% emissions cut
02/20/2007 [-] Ont. working to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions
02/20/2007 [-] U of C gets 17M in grants from province
02/20/2007 [-] Construction of Eclipse campus underway
02/20/2007 [-] Fewer Visit the Air and Space Museum
02/20/2007 [-] US satellite radio groups' planned merger may hit hurdles
02/20/2007 [-] Study Yellowstone air quality improves
02/20/2007 [-] Fla. teen stumbles upon mammoth tooth
02/20/2007 [-] March school break Electricity and science for everyone at the Electrium!
02/20/2007 [-] Health and Science News Roundup
02/20/2007 [-] Tories accused of diluting commitment to protect fisheries
02/20/2007 [-] Scottish hedgehogs saved after consciences pricked
02/20/2007 [-] Scientific body Global warming a 'growing threat'
02/20/2007 [-] Overfishing in deep waters puts fish stocks at risk
02/20/2007 [-] Australia to ban old-style light bulbs, go fluorescent to cut greenhouse emissions
02/20/2007 [-] S. Africa finalizes new restrictions on lion hunting
02/20/2007 [-] Scientists try to regrow fingers with animals
02/20/2007 [-] Mud brick tomb discovered near Egyptian pyramid
02/20/2007 [-] Video Game Promotes Peace and technology
02/20/2007 [-] Russia confirms start of countdown for fifth space tourist
02/20/2007 [-] DHS to fund research in nuclear sciences
02/20/2007 [-] Science Must Be At Centre of Wealth Creation
02/20/2007 [-] Awards for science writers announced
02/20/2007 [-] Surprising Solar Storms Rage at Sun's South Pole
02/20/2007 [-] Heavy snow in mountains of Northwest
02/20/2007 [-] Archaeologists Unveil Newer Tombs South of Cairo and technology
02/20/2007 [-] Ideas put emphasis on math, science
02/20/2007 [-] American Science and Engineering, Inc. Announces New Client Contract from a Middle Eastern Governmen
02/20/2007 [-] Forget chemistry, yabby love is all about electricity
02/20/2007 [-] Science Journal Shuns Korean Papers
02/20/2007 [-] Science vs. state's criminals
02/20/2007 [-] Soviet Union ignored science in bid to shortcut nature
02/20/2007 [-] Not all science is fit to print
02/20/2007 [-] Genetic Link Found For Suicide
02/20/2007 [-] Zimbabwe Science Must Be At Centre of Wealth Creation
02/20/2007 [-] Sunny view of warming
02/20/2007 [-] Weather around the U.S.A.
02/20/2007 [-] news 40 Million for Science Research announced by Minister Michel Martin TD
02/20/2007 [-] Archeologists unveil more than 3,000-year-old tombs of Pharaonic officials
02/20/2007 [-] Springdale Ex-astronaut Science classes a must
02/20/2007 [-] Navy dolphins may be deployed Did secret ESP research involve them?
02/20/2007 [-] Computer Sciences renews contract with Norway's Vital
02/20/2007 [-] 3,000-Year-Old Tombs Are Found in Egypt
02/20/2007 [-] EU Backs Target to Cut CO2 Emissions
02/20/2007 [-] Cranberries + Science = Cash
02/20/2007 [-] Getting a Grip on Black Holes
02/20/2007 [-] Storms possible South; West still wet/white
02/20/2007 [-] More wastewater to be salvaged
02/20/2007 [-] Science Behind A Wrinkle-filler Researchers Discover For First Time How Product Works
02/20/2007 [-] Mainstream News Google co-founder Science needs entrepreneurs
02/20/2007 [-] Science answers paternity question, leaves emotions unresolved
02/20/2007 [-] Anorexic models have genetic predisposition toward disease
02/20/2007 [-] Offshoring fear keeping United States students from computer science
02/19/2007 [-] Autism's roots are a tangle
02/19/2007 [-] A new manufacturing mindset needed
02/19/2007 [-] Mud brick tomb in Egypt
02/19/2007 [-] Businesses want more emphasis on math, science
02/19/2007 [-] Why Japanese guys don't give head - here's the 'science'!
02/19/2007 [-] In the world of life-saving drugs, deadly fakes
02/19/2007 [-] Sumatran rhino heading home to Indonesia to help save species
02/19/2007 [-] Canada Kyoto stance unchanged after climate report
02/19/2007 [-] Opposition parties unite to pass pro-Kyoto motion
02/19/2007 [-] Crime-lab audit reveals poor work by fired analyst
02/19/2007 [-] Harvard Bioscience, Inc. Invites You to Join Its Fourth Quarter...
02/19/2007 [-] A Growing Epidemic of Deadly Fake Drugs
02/19/2007 [-] Sensitive Pediatric Pharmacology Assays for HIV Drugs Developed by Vitalea Science
02/19/2007 [-] Slow progress made on fixing Japanese whaling ship Environment groups Great Lakes legislation favou
02/19/2007 [-] Yeshiva science fair shows off knowledge
02/19/2007 [-] By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON Restylane, a popular cosmetic...
02/19/2007 [-] Lead-laden lunchboxes OK'd by government
02/19/2007 [-] Top scientist optimistic about climate change awareness
02/19/2007 [-] Stern brings green-growth message to Cdn audience
02/19/2007 [-] Provinces in the dark about climate change fund
02/19/2007 [-] 'Harry Potter' Science Seeks to Regrow Fingers - AP
02/19/2007 [-] Professor Tobacco industry hindered science
02/19/2007 [-] Conscience Series - THE RISK OF A LEADER
02/19/2007 [-] Femtoscience From Nuclei to Nuclear Medicine
02/19/2007 [-] Yellowstone wolves brings changes in elk breeding patterns, study concludes
02/19/2007 [-] Good news about science tempered by growth in belief of pseudoscience
02/19/2007 [-] Researcher says infants do form memories, but they also quickly forget them
02/19/2007 [-] Muslim prayer room discovered in ramp near Jerusalem holy site
02/19/2007 [-] An ambitious effort to preserve an ancient Egyptian sanctuary
02/19/2007 [-] For teens, where have all the veggies gone?
02/19/2007 [-] Over-the-counter weight-loss drug is approved in U.S.
02/19/2007 [-] Plastic Garbage Pit
02/19/2007 [-] Study finds dangers in heart-surgery drug
02/19/2007 [-] Science and Technology
02/19/2007 [-] Computer scientist reveals the math and science behind blockbuster movies
02/19/2007 [-] Aboriginals sue U.K. museum over bones
02/19/2007 [-] The captivating `aroma' of science
02/19/2007 [-] The recording industry's off-key strategy
02/19/2007 [-] Need for science policy stressed
02/19/2007 [-] Science needs entrepreneurs, says Page needs entrepreneurs, says Page
02/19/2007 [-] University and health science center in San Antonio collabor
02/19/2007 [-] Science Finding Ways to Regrow Fingers
02/19/2007 [-] Astronauts 'should ski' to get about on Moon, says Apollo scientist
02/19/2007 [-] Hedgehog cull Making sense of the science behind the Outer H
02/19/2007 [-] The Science of Sleep is a Snooze
02/19/2007 [-] Farallones a rocky lab of ecosystem science
02/19/2007 [-] Group wants to boost math and science education
02/19/2007 [-] Space myths NASA inventions sometimes science fiction
02/19/2007 [-] Hedgehog cullMaking sense of the science behind the Outer Hebrides cull
02/19/2007 [-] Miracle Medicine Science Finds New Ways to Regrow Fingers
02/19/2007 [-] Junk science
02/19/2007 [-] Computer science trouble lies in education, not jobs, professor says
02/19/2007 [-] Europa should be NASA's next target scientist
02/19/2007 [-] Stressed Singaporeans crack down on thieving monkeys
02/19/2007 [-] Lab-grown teeth transplanted in mice
02/19/2007 [-] €40m allocated for science research
02/19/2007 [-] Work begins on Stennis science center
02/19/2007 [-] Mud Tomb Found Near Oldest Egypt Pyramid
02/19/2007 [-] Google co-founder Science needs entrepreneurs
02/19/2007 [-] Top Science Organization Global Warming 'Threat to Society'
02/19/2007 [-] DaimlerChrysler shares up as speculation rises
02/19/2007 [-] DNA 'bar codes' identify 15 new species of birds
02/19/2007 [-] U.S. has more science smarts, for the most part
02/19/2007 [-] New UK Social Science this week
02/19/2007 [-] Malaysia's 'Snake King' Killed by Cobra
02/19/2007 [-] Science Finding Ways to Regrow Human Fingers
02/19/2007 [-] Science Finds Ways To Regrow Fingers
02/19/2007 [-] Google co-founder Science needs entrepreneurs
02/19/2007 [-] World's Largest Science Group Chimes in on Climate Change
02/19/2007 [-] Florida citrus industry sees little cold damage
02/19/2007 [-] Exciting Summer Science Camps for Students & Teachers Expand at Canada's Perimeter Institute
02/19/2007 [-] Japanese scientists to reconstitute hair follicles, kidneys and livers
02/19/2007 [-] Creating genetic portrait of every animal results in discovery of 15 bird species
02/19/2007 [-] Science offers hope in ritual murder case
02/19/2007 [-] February thaw east of Rockies; West gets wet
02/19/2007 [-] Science Finds New Ways to Regrow Fingers
02/19/2007 [-] A Journey To Space Is Not A Jaunt To The Caribbean
02/19/2007 [-] New approach to dealing with distress
02/19/2007 [-] Black Holes Dark and Deadly
02/19/2007 [-] Science group joins concern over climate
02/19/2007 [-] Two systems affecting the West
02/19/2007 [-] Top science group adds to 'threat' of warming
02/19/2007 [-] Elderly people have scientific reason to walk long distances
02/19/2007 [-] Kyoto Protocol And Climate Change Russian View
02/19/2007 [-] Robots join hunt for 'extinct' US woodpecker
02/19/2007 [-] Bellamy makes experimentation a science
02/19/2007 [-] Science And Sophistry
02/19/2007 [-] Culprit in Type 2 diabetes may be cholesterol study
02/19/2007 [-] Tobacco companies obstructed science, history professor says
02/19/2007 [-] Wroughton Science Museum
02/19/2007 [-] Russian cargo ship docks with international space station
02/18/2007 [-] Science association joins in climate change concern
02/18/2007 [-] Wanted Entrepreneurial drive in the sciences
02/18/2007 [-] Human knowledge eroded as endangered languages die
02/18/2007 [-] American eels don't qualify as endangered species, government decides
02/18/2007 [-] Half Of World's Languages Endangered
02/18/2007 [-] Children's TV 'is linked to cancer, autism, dementia'
02/18/2007 [-] Magazine brings science to life
02/18/2007 [-] NASA will check for life on one of Jupiter's moons
02/18/2007 [-] Scientists use pig bladders, salamanders to help regrow fingers
02/18/2007 [-] Storminess shifts west
02/18/2007 [-] Show spawns seeds of science
02/18/2007 [-] Science Finding Ways to Regrow Fingers Finding Ways to Regrow Fingers
02/18/2007 [-] Americans now know more about science now know more about science
02/18/2007 [-] Breast cancer, exercise studied
02/18/2007 [-] Book Review Belladonna by Anne Bishop
02/18/2007 [-] U.S. science group calls for action on global warming
02/18/2007 [-] Disclose all emissions, UK urged
02/18/2007 [-] Science and Technology for Sustainable Well-Being
02/18/2007 [-] After-school program gives pupils a hands-on lesson in engineering
02/18/2007 [-] Science needs entrepreneurs, says Page
02/18/2007 [-] Traumatized US soldiers being treated in 'virtual Iraq'
02/18/2007 [-] Mountain glacier could 'vanish'
02/18/2007 [-] When Did Science Become the Enemy
02/18/2007 [-] Space Science News latest RSS headlines Malaysia Sun.com
02/18/2007 [-] Science finding ways to regrow fingers
02/18/2007 [-] New Zealand PM pressures Japan to move stricken whaler
02/18/2007 [-] Cold and snow
02/18/2007 [-] Bringing science closer to religion
02/18/2007 [-] Science Group Warming a Mounting Threat
02/18/2007 [-] Isotope Science To Have Wide-ranging Impact, Researcher Says
02/18/2007 [-] The Ups And Downs Of 'Team Science'
02/18/2007 [-] NASA mission launched to unveil secrets of Northern Lights
02/18/2007 [-] South Dakota's Science Champions
02/18/2007 [-] Study Understanding of science on the rise
02/18/2007 [-] Science center hopes changes spur interest
02/18/2007 [-] Anthony Westbury We need to brush up on science
02/18/2007 [-] Science knowledge up, but so is belief in E.T.
02/18/2007 [-] Americans' science knowledge increasing
02/18/2007 [-] Science needs entrepreneurs-Larry Page
02/18/2007 [-] An eggs-travagant experiment in the name of science
02/18/2007 [-] My turn Wolf-control programs carried out under the guise of 'science'
02/18/2007 [-] Science projects on display at UH-Hilo
02/18/2007 [-] Teacher takes love of science to students
02/18/2007 [-] Britain will let women sell eggs to science
02/18/2007 [-] Biodiversity study reveals 15 new bird species in Canada and U.S.
02/18/2007 [-] Online sites use science to solve love problems
02/18/2007 [-] American Belief in Pseudoscience on the Rise
02/18/2007 [-] Americans sending mixed signals on science
02/18/2007 [-] Windy days for the East; warm on its way
02/18/2007 [-] Americans now know more about science
02/18/2007 [-] UK women to get all-clear to sell eggs for science
02/18/2007 [-] Science Needs Entrepreneurs, Google Co-Founder Says
02/18/2007 [-] British women to get all-clear to sell eggs for science
02/18/2007 [-] U.S. Smarter in Science, Sort Of
02/18/2007 [-] Bloomington students excel at Science Olympiad
02/18/2007 [-] Science literacy up, but we still love our UFOs
02/18/2007 [-] Teacher takes love of science from the lab right to students
02/18/2007 [-] Science knowledge improved, study says
02/18/2007 [-] Emissions Bill Gains Momentum in Washington
02/18/2007 [-] Is science, or guilt, motivating CDC?
02/18/2007 [-] Polygraph testing — it's an inexact science
02/18/2007 [-] Keeping afloat on the world's water problems
02/18/2007 [-] Americans knowledge of science grows a little
02/18/2007 [-] Americans send mixed signals on science
02/18/2007 [-] Florida revising rules for building in tortoise habitat
02/18/2007 [-] Splitting a Georgia retreat's personality
02/18/2007 [-] Europeans' Understanding Of Science, Evolution, More Advanced Than Americans
02/17/2007 [-] Dredging causing islands to shrink
02/17/2007 [-] Book a flight and plant a tree
02/17/2007 [-] Finally some good news about Americans' knowledge of science, sort of
02/17/2007 [-] More Americans know basic science
02/17/2007 [-] Winners named at science fair
02/17/2007 [-] Superstitions temper rise in science IQ
02/17/2007 [-] Test your knowledge on health, science
02/17/2007 [-] China-EU space project launched
02/17/2007 [-] Human skin is an anthropologist's map
02/17/2007 [-] Elephant's Tusk Removed With Chain Saw
02/17/2007 [-] Naval Science Professor Hired to Direct Space Museum
02/17/2007 [-] NASA Mission to Seek Polar Lights' Energy Source and technology
02/17/2007 [-] Satellites launch on substorm mission
02/17/2007 [-] Astronaut arrested in kidnap attempt
02/17/2007 [-] Diaper astronaut pleads innocence
02/17/2007 [-] Conscience Series - HUMANKIND'S JOURNEY
02/17/2007 [-] Conscience Series - O, GOD
02/17/2007 [-] Wild grass could hold key to clean fuels of the future
02/17/2007 [-] NASA Successfully Launches Science Satellite Quintet
02/17/2007 [-] Fla. artificial tire reef is now a disaster
02/17/2007 [-] 5 satellites launch on rocket; mission aims to find source of substorms
02/17/2007 [-] 5 Science Satellites Blast Off on Rocket
02/17/2007 [-] Science Day programmes
02/17/2007 [-] Combine science and spirituality Union Minister
02/17/2007 [-] `New generation losing interest in science'
02/17/2007 [-] U.S. has more science smarts sort of
02/17/2007 [-] Combine science and spirituality Minister
02/17/2007 [-] IKP to float company for research in life sciences
02/17/2007 [-] URA to consider new bid for science lab
02/17/2007 [-] Senate approves incentives for rigorous math, science instruction
02/17/2007 [-] Bill would base sex ed on science
02/17/2007 [-] Comment When science and unproven fears collide
02/17/2007 [-] Careful Review of Science Refutes Global Warming Myths
02/17/2007 [-] January is Warmest on Record http//www.livescience.com/environment/070216_jan07highest_temps.html/
02/17/2007 [-] 'India emerging as key biotech leader in Asia'
02/17/2007 [-] Suzuki Info the key to clean air
02/17/2007 [-] Delhi's morbidity rate nearly one-sixth of national average
02/17/2007 [-] Science means safety for Forces in Iraq
02/17/2007 [-] Mainstream News Careful Review of Science Refutes Global Warming Myths
02/17/2007 [-] Students learn gross science
02/17/2007 [-] Ancient theater found in Athens
02/17/2007 [-] Vigorous clipper continues east
02/17/2007 [-] Sexual disorders high among BPO workers
02/17/2007 [-] Percepta Launches Life Science Dashboard Market Research Reports for Purification, Amplification
02/17/2007 [-] 'Surya namaskar' only an exercise, says Baba Ramdev
02/17/2007 [-] Human Genome Sciences and GlaxoSmithKline Announce Initiation of ...
02/17/2007 [-] Missouri couple sues peanut butter maker over Salmonella scare
02/17/2007 [-] Science Fair winners move on to next level
02/16/2007 [-] Aerospace industry veteran joins board of Aurora Flight Sciences
02/16/2007 [-] 'Bionic eye' offers hope to blind scientists
02/16/2007 [-] The differences between science and faith
02/16/2007 [-] Woman Becomes Quadruple Amputee After Giving Birth
02/16/2007 [-] Court Permit Violates Owl Protection
02/16/2007 [-] Warmest January ever recorded worldwide in 2007 US scientists
02/16/2007 [-] Invest in Science, Says World Bank President
02/16/2007 [-] Slimming mirrors, science vs. stereotypes and more
02/16/2007 [-] Gathering of the science tribes
02/16/2007 [-] Can you say windy with flying snowflakes
02/16/2007 [-] Researchers re-create Washington's face
02/16/2007 [-] SAIC gets 13.5M NASA deal
02/16/2007 [-] Science fair experiments provide practical knowledge
02/16/2007 [-] U.S. science annual meeting focuses on climate change
02/16/2007 [-] Launch of northern lights probe delayed again
02/16/2007 [-] Researchers Re-Create Washington's Face
02/16/2007 [-] Calif. board approves 45 mln in stem-cell grants
02/16/2007 [-] NASA scrubs 5-satellite launch
02/16/2007 [-] Windy clipper reinforces cold
02/16/2007 [-] Indian American's research could lead to improved MRI
02/16/2007 [-] Poles go mad for 'paczki', 'faworki' on Fat Thursday
02/16/2007 [-] Centre for nanosciences in city
02/16/2007 [-] Marijuana Shown to Relieve HIV Nerve Pain
02/16/2007 [-] Wartime Raises Stress, Blood Pressure in Military Offspring
02/16/2007 [-] Infants Form Memories, but Forget Them
02/16/2007 [-] Albany school board reviews plan for science academy
02/16/2007 [-] Wartime Raises Stress, Blood Pressure in Military Offspring issues
02/16/2007 [-] Africa Invest in Science, Says World Bank President
02/16/2007 [-] Science First Tourist Spaceship to Conquer the Galactic
02/16/2007 [-] Senate approves math, science learning incentives
02/16/2007 [-] La Nina could mean dry summer in Midwest and Plains
02/16/2007 [-] Water confirmed under Antarctic ice
02/16/2007 [-] http//www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml;jsessionid=LMFT3TDS0LFIFQFIQMGSFFWAVCBQWIV0?xml=/news/2007/02/11/warm11.xml
02/16/2007 [-] Frog in amber found in Mexico
02/16/2007 [-] Peru's glacier vanishing, scientists warn
02/16/2007 [-] Scientists Find New Lakes In Antarctica
02/16/2007 [-] Nations urge new climate accord
02/16/2007 [-] A catwalk show with a conscience
02/16/2007 [-] Pacific & Western announces 45 million financing with London Health Sciences Centre
02/16/2007 [-] Science Records show January was hottest ever
02/16/2007 [-] Treasure Coast Regional Science and Engineering Fair winners list
02/16/2007 [-] Exhibit mixes science, art
02/16/2007 [-] SCIENCE JOURNAL By SHARON BEGLEY
02/16/2007 [-] Students show science skills at Riverside district fair
02/16/2007 [-] 'Science of Sleep' a dreamy affair
02/16/2007 [-] Innocent betrayed by bad science, prosecutors
02/16/2007 [-] Science College sore over NAAC grading
02/16/2007 [-] A big hand for The Science of Sleep
02/16/2007 [-] US Climate Change Science Program provides key contributions
02/16/2007 [-] Science lab builder eyes Palm Beach County land near Scripps
02/16/2007 [-] Mines popular sites for science research
02/16/2007 [-] 2 A menace to science
02/16/2007 [-] Supersonic Cosmic Winds Collide in Rare Scene
02/16/2007 [-] Star Shatters Spinning Speed Record
02/16/2007 [-] Kansas Adopts New Science Standards
02/16/2007 [-] Salmonellosis Outbreak Update
02/16/2007 [-] New Tools Developed by Vitalea Science for Pediatric Pharmacology Use Microdose and Accelerator Mass
02/16/2007 [-] Podcasts tout computer science to women
02/16/2007 [-] American Association For The Advancement Of Science / San Francisco Conference / Public Events
02/16/2007 [-] Pregnant women eating sea food and fish deliver child prodigies
02/16/2007 [-] 'Lab brings science and wonder to kids
02/16/2007 [-] January was hottest on record
02/16/2007 [-] Clipper bringing wind and snow
02/16/2007 [-] Harappan site discovered in Haryana
02/16/2007 [-] Novartis Joins Rivals In China
02/16/2007 [-] Spacecraft sends back more evidence for water on Mars
02/16/2007 [-] Still 'a long way to go' in cancer research
02/16/2007 [-] Swiss boat claims first solar Atlantic crossing
02/16/2007 [-] Mandate for more math, science in public schools advances
02/16/2007 [-] Pat Utomi a Conscience And a Burden opinion
02/16/2007 [-] Ancient peppers spice up debate
02/16/2007 [-] Chiles' kick is an old story, scientists find
02/16/2007 [-] Hsinchu Science Park hits new all-time high in turnover
02/16/2007 [-] Abraxis Bioscience Completes Acquisition of Manufacturing Complex ...
02/15/2007 [-] Japanese whaling ship drifts off Antarctic area
02/15/2007 [-] Look for '2111' code on tainted peanut butter
02/15/2007 [-] West Virginia, Kentucky lead in rates of coronary disease
02/15/2007 [-] Case management posts lower serious-illness costs
02/15/2007 [-] Sowell Its the Science, Stupid
02/15/2007 [-] Lab CEOs savvy goes beyond science
02/15/2007 [-] Global Lawmakers Seek New Climate Accord
02/15/2007 [-] Trina Solar 4Q profit doubles
02/15/2007 [-] La., NASA look at ways to collaborate
02/15/2007 [-] Dangerous wind gusts for Plains
02/15/2007 [-] New proof of water on Mars
02/15/2007 [-] Wright State opens its new neuroscience center today
02/15/2007 [-] World's Largest Annual Science Conference Opens in San Francisco and technology
02/15/2007 [-] Researchers Develop Experimental Therapy for Mad Cow Disease and technology
02/15/2007 [-] DNA Matching Reunites Families Separated for Decades from War
02/15/2007 [-] Greek archaeologists discover theater
02/15/2007 [-] Shuttle commander Nowak's arrest won't affect mission
02/15/2007 [-] US Movie Academy Honors Scientific, Technical Achievements and technology
02/15/2007 [-] World's largest science conference focuses on climate change
02/15/2007 [-] Shuttle Atlantis Reaches Launch Pad for March Space Shot
02/15/2007 [-] Ottawa considers new rules seal hunt rules
02/15/2007 [-] 'Whirling disease' strikes Maryland trout
02/15/2007 [-] B.C. to rely on forests, farmland in green efforts
02/15/2007 [-] Home, work and play best places for average Canadians to get greener
02/15/2007 [-] Chili peppers spicing up meals for 6,100 years
02/15/2007 [-] Spicing up foods through the millennia
02/15/2007 [-] PM Ottawa will respect Kyoto bill
02/15/2007 [-] US Spacecraft Gathers Hints of Underground Water on Mars and technology
02/15/2007 [-] Lake snow and a clipper spins big winds
02/15/2007 [-] BANGLADESH Bring journalism dept under social science faculty
02/15/2007 [-] Centre for Science and Environment demands imposition of cess on diesel cars
02/15/2007 [-] ESA Spacecraft Nears Its Mars 'Swingby'
02/15/2007 [-] Study Finds 6,000-Year-Old Chili Pepper
02/15/2007 [-] Lake-effect snow and a windy clipper low
02/15/2007 [-] By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON Researchers who wanted to...
02/15/2007 [-] QUEST to make science fun
02/15/2007 [-] B.C. forests to be used as mammoth carbon sink
02/15/2007 [-] Downpour of acorns just another event in this backyard forest
02/15/2007 [-] New evidence of water on Mars
02/15/2007 [-] Applications Invited For British Pharmaceutical Conference 2007 Conference Science Medal
02/15/2007 [-] Handheld Communication Gadgets Can Be Addictive and technology
02/15/2007 [-] Underground Plumbing System Discovered on Mars
02/15/2007 [-] First peppers picked over 6,000 years ago Canadian researchers
02/15/2007 [-] EU to push online publication of scientific data
02/15/2007 [-] Chili Peppers Have Ancient History
02/15/2007 [-] Office desks havens for bacteria
02/15/2007 [-] Atlantis starts journey to launch pad
02/15/2007 [-] Study Of Diabetes And Race Reveals The Imperfect Science Of Defining Ethnic Groups
02/15/2007 [-] Political climate is ripe for action on climate change Suzuki
02/15/2007 [-] When Did Science Become the Enemy?
02/15/2007 [-] Space shuttle moves to launch pad for March liftoff
02/15/2007 [-] Science Study Smelling food could speed aging
02/15/2007 [-] Students exercise brains in Science Olympiad
02/15/2007 [-] Science behind the medals
02/15/2007 [-] New science standards...again
02/15/2007 [-] Wanted More business-savvy science people
02/15/2007 [-] Exhibit mixes science and art to explore how biotech changes
02/15/2007 [-] Denison takes fresh look at science
02/15/2007 [-] 4 Creationists defeated in Kansas school vote on science teaching
02/15/2007 [-] Space Historian Sees Cyborgs in Our Future
02/15/2007 [-] Northern lights probes to launch Friday
02/15/2007 [-] Moth whose larvae threaten Mexico's flat-leafed cactus invades the mainland
02/15/2007 [-] Endangered Sumatran rhinoceros leaving Los Angeles Zoo, heading to Indonesia
02/15/2007 [-] Scientist reports frog preserved in amber could be 25 million years old
02/15/2007 [-] Squidrsquo;s hunting tactics filmed
02/15/2007 [-] Scary Small New Tracking Chip Size of a Dust Grain
02/15/2007 [-] World's Smallest RFID Tag
02/15/2007 [-] The Sun A Great Ball Of Iron?
02/15/2007 [-] NASA's Themis mission aims to unveil aurora borealis secrets
02/15/2007 [-] 'Amphibian Ark' planned to save frogs
02/15/2007 [-] Evolution returns to Kansas science standards
02/15/2007 [-] Museum offers a glimpse into the future of space tourism
02/15/2007 [-] 'Amphibian Ark' Planned to Save Frogs
02/15/2007 [-] NASA Historian Sees Cyborgs in Our Future
02/15/2007 [-] Monday-morning quarterbacking is a science after all
02/15/2007 [-] 'Air conditioners make cities hot'
02/15/2007 [-] Blustery Northeast in wake of winter storm
02/15/2007 [-] Earths year was 540 days and 14 months 1.3 billion years ago
02/15/2007 [-] Expat wins top Iranian science award
02/15/2007 [-] Video A visit to the Amazon
02/15/2007 [-] Mainstream News Expat wins top Iranian science award
02/15/2007 [-] Reservoir to reopen with perks
02/15/2007 [-] Science City pushes at the boundaries of existence
02/15/2007 [-] Bloodsucking Bu
02/15/2007 [-] E P Yesodharan made science panel vice-president
02/15/2007 [-] Near 300 cases of salmonella in USA linked to peanut butter
02/15/2007 [-] Exhibit mixes science and art to explore how biotech changes life
02/15/2007 [-] Scientists organize 'Amphibian Ark' to isolate frogs from killer fungus
02/15/2007 [-] Sumatran rhinoceros born in captivity to be moved from LA zoo to Indonesia
02/14/2007 [-] Sierra Club lauds Nine Mile Run, Hays Woods projects
02/14/2007 [-] Carnegie Science center celebrates engineers
02/14/2007 [-] Nasal spray is a better flu vaccine for kids than shots
02/14/2007 [-] Major winter storm blasts the Northeast
02/14/2007 [-] Conscience Series - KNOWING ONESELF
02/14/2007 [-] Mankind to blame for climate change
02/14/2007 [-] Swiss support idea of new environment body
02/14/2007 [-] The Internet Now Center Stage for U.S. Presidential Campaigns and technology
02/14/2007 [-] U.S. to build military base in Australia media
02/14/2007 [-] Windy, cold in Northeast tomorrow
02/14/2007 [-] Lawmakers, administration clash over science funding
02/14/2007 [-] U of C researchers shoot for the stars
02/14/2007 [-] Baird says he didn't misrepresent Gore
02/14/2007 [-] Reducing light pollution isn't rocket science
02/14/2007 [-] Scientist Frog Could Be 25M Years Old
02/14/2007 [-] Germany's amphibians threatened
02/14/2007 [-] Evergreen Solar expects 1Q loss
02/14/2007 [-] Evergreen Solar 4Q loss widens
02/14/2007 [-] Science made attractive
02/14/2007 [-] Bill to give math, science majors more scholarship money gains key approval
02/14/2007 [-] Winter's biggest snowstorm chills Valentine's Day in North America
02/14/2007 [-] US Debates Response to Chinese Anti-Satellite Test and technology
02/14/2007 [-] Ancient Coin Dulls Cleopatra's Beauty
02/14/2007 [-] Study Nasal spray beats flu shots for children
02/14/2007 [-] Need for focus on pure science courses VC
02/14/2007 [-] Archaeologists Find Prehistoric Stone Hammers Used by Chimps and technology
02/14/2007 [-] Alberta to lure top scientists
02/14/2007 [-] 36M to get consumers to buy green vehicles
02/14/2007 [-] The science of health
02/14/2007 [-] Navy rejects Calif. panel's restrictions on use of sonar
02/14/2007 [-] Province to lure top scientists
02/14/2007 [-] Furious winter storm pounding Northeast
02/14/2007 [-] Size matters in fish mating
02/14/2007 [-] Woman may soon be able to know heart attack risk
02/14/2007 [-] Science Day on February 26
02/14/2007 [-] Science Facilitation Centre to be set up
02/14/2007 [-] Purple 'space' potatoes cooking for love in China
02/14/2007 [-] Using the sense of smell to change hormone levels
02/14/2007 [-] Like modern chimps, those in the Stone Age also used stones as tools
02/14/2007 [-] Essay Crossed by the stars they reach for
02/14/2007 [-] Carl Sagan, posthumously, rejoins debate on faith vs. science
02/14/2007 [-] EPCOR asks Edmonton to conserve water
02/14/2007 [-] New Theory Explains Mysterious Dark Galaxies
02/14/2007 [-] Costa Rica investigates mysterious deaths of about 500 brown pelicans
02/14/2007 [-] Group warns unusually warm winter is threatening Germany's amphibians
02/14/2007 [-] Norway to encase sunken German WWII sub to contain mercury
02/14/2007 [-] British PM, German Chancellor say time is right to combat global warming
02/14/2007 [-] Home DNA ancestry kits ask users to hand over personal genetic information
02/14/2007 [-] Winter's biggest snowstorm chills Valentine's Day in US
02/14/2007 [-] First Solar inks power plant contract
02/14/2007 [-] First Solar shares surge on strong 4Q
02/14/2007 [-] CBSE introduces internal evaluation for science, mathematics
02/14/2007 [-] The science of love ... and lust
02/14/2007 [-] New science on love abounds
02/14/2007 [-] Kansas science standards evolve again, becoming pro-Darwin
02/14/2007 [-] Board of ed's newest members central to science decision
02/14/2007 [-] Valentine's Day rolls around, and poof! New science on love abounds
02/14/2007 [-] Weird Science on display
02/14/2007 [-] City revises science and technology prize regulation
02/14/2007 [-] Science tackles online dating
02/14/2007 [-] Call for 'neuroethics' as science races ahead
02/14/2007 [-] Khalifa sets up science varsity
02/14/2007 [-] Kansas science guides revised
02/14/2007 [-] - Kansas Rewrites Science Standards Again
02/14/2007 [-] Reducing light pollution isn't rocket science
02/14/2007 [-] Cleopatra, Mark Antony no beauties, coin shows
02/14/2007 [-] Kansas Rewrites Science Standards Once Again
02/14/2007 [-] Call for 'neuroethics' as brain science races ahead
02/14/2007 [-] Aviation for the birds
02/14/2007 [-] Major winter storm continues
02/14/2007 [-] Hong Kong marine parks fail to protect fish WWF
02/14/2007 [-] Anti-whaling group quits pursuit of Japanese ships as fuel runs out
02/14/2007 [-] Mars Rovers Get Four Upgrades
02/14/2007 [-] Kansas repeals science guidelines questioning evolution
02/14/2007 [-] Vilsack details energy security strategy
02/14/2007 [-] Blind snake rediscovered in Madagascar
02/14/2007 [-] Condom appeared after global epidemic of syphilis
02/14/2007 [-] GlaxoSmithKline, Human Genome Sciences start Phase III trial on ...
02/14/2007 [-] Trellis Bioscience raises 10M
02/14/2007 [-] After a decade, national volunteer bird count vital for science
02/13/2007 [-] Giant squid grabs museum visitors
02/13/2007 [-] Local astronaut to lead space station mission
02/13/2007 [-] Engineering students get to operate on surgery ideas
02/13/2007 [-] Climbing to fitness
02/13/2007 [-] New brain surgery technique works for children
02/13/2007 [-] Fighting brain cancer with electricity
02/13/2007 [-] PSU probes the mystery of bee deaths
02/13/2007 [-] Letter Surgery for teens at Magee
02/13/2007 [-] Your letters Migraines and pollution
02/13/2007 [-] Kansas education board repeals science guidelines questioning evolution
02/13/2007 [-] Shark attacks rarer than you may think
02/13/2007 [-] First Solar 4Q profit up
02/13/2007 [-] Geothermal project lands in hot water
02/13/2007 [-] UN panel issues tough climate change verdict
02/13/2007 [-] Singapore to develop new science and technology park in Zhejiang Province
02/13/2007 [-] Climate change and the distant past
02/13/2007 [-] The quest for a way around aging
02/13/2007 [-] A blow-dryer-like solution for lice?
02/13/2007 [-] All but ageless, turtles face their biggest threat humans
02/13/2007 [-] Risky behavior Walking and talking
02/13/2007 [-] Device may help apnea patients with memory loss
02/13/2007 [-] Major storm thrashes eastern half of country
02/13/2007 [-] Kalam to attend 14th National Children's Science Congress in Sikkim
02/13/2007 [-] Group Germany's amphibians threatened
02/13/2007 [-] Stelmach Ottawa needs to invest in finding pollution solution
02/13/2007 [-] Schwarzenegger endorses B.C.'s green plan
02/13/2007 [-] UD requests funds for science program, renovations
02/13/2007 [-] Costa Rica Probes Deaths of 500 Pelicans
02/13/2007 [-] Group Germany's Amphibians Threatened
02/13/2007 [-] Board Approves New Science Standards
02/13/2007 [-] Trellis Bioscience closes 10M round
02/13/2007 [-] Evolution-centered science OK'd in Kan. Science
02/13/2007 [-] In the science of sexual attraction, size matters
02/13/2007 [-] Kansas Rewrites Science Standards Again
02/13/2007 [-] China failed to meet environmental goals for '06 watchdog
02/13/2007 [-] B.C. will cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least a third by 2020
02/13/2007 [-] Experts US Should Worry About Chinese Anti-Satellite Device and technology
02/13/2007 [-] Democrats plan bill for generic biologics
02/13/2007 [-] U.S. blasts China test, sees 'no arms race in space'
02/13/2007 [-] Science unravels why we see faces everywhere — even on a grilled cheese sandwich
02/13/2007 [-] Sharks kill four people worldwide in 'dull' year
02/13/2007 [-] Studies on Romance Love Valentine's Day
02/13/2007 [-] Technology Takes Byte Out of Love and technology
02/13/2007 [-] China, Russia Clash With US Over Space Weapons Treaty and technology
02/13/2007 [-] Brilliant ideas surface at science fair
02/13/2007 [-] 'Hiker's Maps' of Mars Created
02/13/2007 [-] Science Museum to mark 100th birthday with 100 dinosaurs around town
02/13/2007 [-] Evolution of science standards continues in Kansas
02/13/2007 [-] Science Magazine Glaciers Not On Simple Upward Melting Trend
02/13/2007 [-] Nasty storm wallops lower Midwest, Southeast
02/13/2007 [-] Leaders in U.S., U.K. of embryonic stem cell banks to promote research
02/13/2007 [-] Roses get dipped in battery of potentially lethal chemicals in Colombia
02/13/2007 [-] Credible scientists have alternative views on climate
02/13/2007 [-] Archaeologists won't separate prehistoric couple
02/13/2007 [-] U.S. professor gets boost to grow pot for research
02/13/2007 [-] Alabama's bald eagle population is increasing, erasing fears
02/13/2007 [-] Kansas Rewriting Science Standards
02/13/2007 [-] FCT School to Get Modern Science Kit
02/13/2007 [-] Scientists to focus on climate change, energy at US session
02/13/2007 [-] Regenerating fish holds key to muscle growth, researchers say
02/13/2007 [-] New Test Distinguishes Between Two Cancers
02/13/2007 [-] Seattle Genetics receives orphan status
02/13/2007 [-] Midwest snowstorm spawns logistical headaches
02/13/2007 [-] Mice cloned from skin stem cells
02/13/2007 [-] Winter storm rages; Southern severe storms
02/13/2007 [-] Robotic Exoskelton Could Help People Walk
02/13/2007 [-] Pakistan, US to hold dialogue on science, technology cooperation
02/13/2007 [-] Reading the science and doing the math on global warming Mark Steyn
02/13/2007 [-] Science Teaching Getting a Boost
02/13/2007 [-] Science Fair Falling Off Priority Lists
02/13/2007 [-] health/science in brief
02/13/2007 [-] Warming as certain as science gets
02/13/2007 [-] 1 A menace to science Ben Goldacre on 'Dr' Gillian McKeith
02/13/2007 [-] Photos Science is cool at Toy Fair
02/13/2007 [-] Oldest Muscle In Existance Found in 380-Million-Year-Old Fish Fossil
02/13/2007 [-] Dal to tally global sea census
02/13/2007 [-] ESA Names French Astronaut To ISS Mission
02/13/2007 [-] ESA Produces Topographical Maps Of Mars
02/13/2007 [-] Marine Bacteria Energy Sources Studied
02/13/2007 [-] Archaeologists won't separate prehistoric couple unearthed in eternal embrace
02/13/2007 [-] Minding Bending Science Fiction Novel Questions Reality
02/13/2007 [-] FCTA Boosts Science, Tech Education With 25m Loan
02/13/2007 [-] Spore in Popular Science
02/13/2007 [-] Uncharted Territory New Glimpse of the Sun's South Pole
02/13/2007 [-] District submits own plan for Delta
02/13/2007 [-] Prehistoric Skeletons Won't Be Separated
02/13/2007 [-] French astronaut to set up space station science lab
02/13/2007 [-] Severe storms in the South, wintry Midwest
02/13/2007 [-] Prehistoric skeletons won't be separated
02/13/2007 [-] U.S. gyrodyne malfunction repaired Russian space agency
02/13/2007 [-] Japanese astronaut to bring noodles to ISS
02/13/2007 [-] Human Genome Sciences
02/13/2007 [-] Nigeria FCTA Boosts Science, Tech Education With 25m Loan
02/13/2007 [-] Flower farmers aim to stem pesticides
02/13/2007 [-] Naps may help your heart
02/13/2007 [-] Kansas students study forced sterilization and syphilis in black men
02/13/2007 [-] US science forum to focus on climate change, energy
02/13/2007 [-] Scientists find gene causing type 2 diabetes
02/12/2007 [-] Faces, faces everywhere
02/12/2007 [-] Bishop Museum science day set for March 31
02/12/2007 [-] Canadian weight-loss firms sued by two area women
02/12/2007 [-] CMU software aids NASA's Mars rovers
02/12/2007 [-] Planned Parenthood to give away Plan B packages
02/12/2007 [-] Power outage leaves space station incommunicado NASA
02/12/2007 [-] SKorea's newest android to get a face lift
02/12/2007 [-] No-prescription Viagra for Valentine's Day
02/12/2007 [-] Bright future for the tiniest science
02/12/2007 [-] B.C.'s green plan looks beyond Schwarzenegger
02/12/2007 [-] Alabama's Bald Eagle Population Booming
02/12/2007 [-] Close relation of bug can treat cancer
02/12/2007 [-] Northwest man is donating his eye for science...now
02/12/2007 [-] Japan pushes for commercial whaling
02/12/2007 [-] AN ISRAELI VOICE OF CONSCIENCE SPEAKS OUT
02/12/2007 [-] Field The Courts, Japan's 'Military Comfort Women,' and the Conscience of Humanity
02/12/2007 [-] Study links chimps and 'hammers'
02/12/2007 [-] Ancient hammers made by chimpanzees fuel debate over evolution
02/12/2007 [-] Alabama's bald eagle population booming
02/12/2007 [-] Chimpanzees may have had their own Stone Age study
02/12/2007 [-] Keep Your Health and Weight Under Control With AMS Health Sciences Live on MN1.com
02/12/2007 [-] Darwin Day Celebrates Science
02/12/2007 [-] Federal green fund boosts Quebec Liberals
02/12/2007 [-] Chimps used hammers
02/12/2007 [-] Iris scan to launch at Calgary airport this summer
02/12/2007 [-] Incredible Hand Made Sunglasses
02/12/2007 [-] Researchers Developing New Science-Based Crops, Experts Say
02/12/2007 [-] CNN.com Science & Space
02/12/2007 [-] Government meddling claimed in climate change science
02/12/2007 [-] When the simple solution is the right one
02/12/2007 [-] The perplexing issues of cancer before 40
02/12/2007 [-] Health & Science International Herald Tribune
02/12/2007 [-] NewsCloud.com Science News
02/12/2007 [-] U.S., U.K. to cooperate on stem cell research
02/12/2007 [-] CNEWS Science
02/12/2007 [-] Tories get 'Gored'
02/12/2007 [-] MP urges parties to allow regional issue conscience votes
02/12/2007 [-] Massive Off-Shore Wind Turbines Safe for Birds
02/12/2007 [-] Ministry Explains Merits of Science Phase Out
02/12/2007 [-] 'Space potato' grown from mutated seeds
02/12/2007 [-] Darwin Day Celebrates Science Day Celebrates Science
02/12/2007 [-] Logic of pure science
02/12/2007 [-] YM Bioscience top brass exit after drug trial ends
02/12/2007 [-] Snow isn't over 'til it's over
02/12/2007 [-] U.S., U.K. officials meet on stem cells
02/12/2007 [-] Beware of the dark
02/12/2007 [-] Ex-Japanese official China plans no more anti-satellite missile tests
02/12/2007 [-] International Space Station loses some power
02/12/2007 [-] Arizona has new carpool lane experiment
02/12/2007 [-] Science,Technology an Unexploited Tool for Development
02/12/2007 [-] Putin strengthens energy ties in Qatar, Saudi
02/12/2007 [-] China says no more satellite-killer tests
02/12/2007 [-] Blowing, drifting snow for the Midwest
02/12/2007 [-] PM announces 1.5B clean air fund
02/12/2007 [-] Crashing Comets Create Dusty Stellar Death Shroud
02/12/2007 [-] Europe in struggle to save fish stocks, as fishermen lament dying way of life
02/12/2007 [-] Science supports siestas On-the-job naps may cut heart risks
02/12/2007 [-] Passion for science
02/12/2007 [-] Warming climate blamed on cosmic rays
02/12/2007 [-] Bodman to formally OK new site for oil reserve
02/12/2007 [-] Illegal wildlife trade in China undiminished by bans, health threats
02/12/2007 [-] Quebec to get close to 400 million to fight climate change
02/12/2007 [-] Man-made shape explains how turtles self-right
02/12/2007 [-] Kosan Biosciences to Present at the BIO CEO Investor Conference
02/12/2007 [-] Irish growth to top euro zone league
02/12/2007 [-] Power Briefly Out in Space Station
02/12/2007 [-] Earth Science Class
02/12/2007 [-] South Africa Govt to Launch Science And Technology Forum
02/12/2007 [-] Science makes dad of fallen soldier
02/12/2007 [-] A life of science
02/12/2007 [-] They have movies down to a science
02/12/2007 [-] Science makes fallen soldier a father
02/12/2007 [-] Science Museum event gives visitors an education in all things chocolate
02/12/2007 [-] Believing Scripture but Playing by Science's Rules
02/12/2007 [-] A hotel for bacteria
02/12/2007 [-] Non-smoking women subjected to lung cancer risk
02/12/2007 [-] Mid-week mess for Mid-Atlantic?
02/12/2007 [-] Sea creatures to be tracked electronically
02/12/2007 [-] The most amazing balancing rock you've ever seen
02/12/2007 [-] Sciences Remain Worst Done O'level Subjects for 5 Years
02/12/2007 [-] EVOLUTION CONTROVERSY State science standards up for new vote
02/12/2007 [-] Italy To Offer Free Cervical Cancer Vaccine
02/12/2007 [-] Scientists near 'consensus' on safety, advocate says
02/12/2007 [-] Milky Way Fortified with Calcium
02/12/2007 [-] OpenMacGrid Spare Some CPU, in The Name of Science
02/12/2007 [-] Go ahead, take a nap, science says
02/12/2007 [-] In Russia's Science City, elemental discoveries
02/12/2007 [-] Researchers identify genes linked to diabetes
02/12/2007 [-] Wesleyan science center work progressing
02/12/2007 [-] Minnesota / Science teaching getting a boost
02/12/2007 [-] Great city, but can that be sustained?
02/12/2007 [-] Buyers willing to pay for 'green'
02/12/2007 [-] How to Get Wall Street to Hug a Tree
02/12/2007 [-] Local doctor pioneers ovary transplants
02/12/2007 [-] Uganda Sciences Remain Worst Done O'level Subjects for 5 Years
02/11/2007 [-] Rocket science boosts comfort of high heels
02/11/2007 [-] Western storm heads eastward
02/11/2007 [-] Judging Conscience by Popular Vote
02/11/2007 [-] An Appeal to Conscience to Those Who Would Bomb Iran
02/11/2007 [-] New genes point to diabetes risk
02/11/2007 [-] Believing Scripture but Playing by Science's Rules
02/11/2007 [-] Bush's Farm Bill Outlines Bold Move
02/11/2007 [-] Wolf collects top award for leading contributions in life science field
02/11/2007 [-] Former Science Mag Editor Speaks Out Against Global Warming Hysteria
02/11/2007 [-] Gasoline prices rise to 2.22/gallon survey
02/11/2007 [-] New storm lurks for Plains, Midwest, South
02/11/2007 [-] An experiment that hints we are wrong on climate change
02/11/2007 [-] Juggling, Gyllenhaal wow at Oscars science awards
02/11/2007 [-] Mystery ailment strikes honeybees
02/11/2007 [-] Global warming double-trouble for Peru Shrinking glaciers and water shortage
02/11/2007 [-] Wildlife preservation efforts in New York State focus on private land
02/11/2007 [-] China to develop super fast 'maglev' trains by 2010
02/11/2007 [-] India's great river is awash in filth
02/11/2007 [-] Warming Threatens Double-Trouble in Peru
02/11/2007 [-] Europe Fights to Save Its Fish Stocks
02/11/2007 [-] India's Great River Is Awash in Filth
02/11/2007 [-] Christians in support of evolution are on a roll
02/11/2007 [-] Eyes on the future Indian science can redevelop the nation,
02/11/2007 [-] New chief appointed at science body
02/11/2007 [-] Science solving crimes in suburbs
02/11/2007 [-] The questions science cannot answer
02/11/2007 [-] The 'sweet science' is for women too
02/11/2007 [-] From evolution to tobacco use, science gets twisted
02/11/2007 [-] A week's worth of science news
02/11/2007 [-] Mainers edged in science contest
02/11/2007 [-] Teaching science by the peck
02/11/2007 [-] Ingenious area students rise to science challenges
02/11/2007 [-] SoFA exhibit explores synthesis of art, science
02/11/2007 [-] Views on faith and science
02/11/2007 [-] FIREPLACE....Makes Fire From Water!!!
02/11/2007 [-] L.A.'s hot spots
02/11/2007 [-] Japan Says North Korean Energy Demands Blocking Nuclear Weapons Deal and technology
02/11/2007 [-] Swiss takes over as space agency's rocket man
02/11/2007 [-] UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
02/11/2007 [-] A famous battleship's portentous cargo
02/11/2007 [-] Updating Bush's spin on climate change
02/10/2007 [-] Amazing Cockpit Photos
02/10/2007 [-] computer_science_lesson
02/10/2007 [-] Winners named at Brevard science fair
02/10/2007 [-] Cold, hard science
02/10/2007 [-] Teens' DVD aims to save amphibians, reptiles
02/10/2007 [-] Video Wildlife champion Alex Petridis
02/10/2007 [-] Picking the cream of the crop of hand creams
02/10/2007 [-] Dyslexia begins when the wires don't meet
02/10/2007 [-] Dyslexic tells of his tortured childhood
02/10/2007 [-] OUCH!!! A Dog After Its Fight With a Porcupine Pics
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