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07/05/2009 [-] Aphids Do Home Repair
07/05/2009 [-] HIV-related Death Predicting Fatal Fungal Infections
07/05/2009 [-] Immunology Interleukin-21 Keeps Defense Cells In Good Trim
07/05/2009 [-] SKorea firm buys into Canada uranium producer report
07/05/2009 [-] Let the Stars and the Ink Guide You Home Science Tattoos
07/05/2009 [-] Late blight hits early in Northeast
07/05/2009 [-] Spanish winemakers look to higher ground
07/05/2009 [-] Nova Science How Auto-Tune Works
07/05/2009 [-] Somerset company's proposal to bottle water from creek stirs controversy
07/05/2009 [-] Lupus drug makers reach final test stage
07/05/2009 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 5 Jul 2009
07/05/2009 [-] New hope for blindness cure
07/05/2009 [-] Science fiction with a smile
07/05/2009 [-] My conscience is clear, says Liong Sik
07/04/2009 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 4 Jul 2009
07/04/2009 [-] Costa Rica tops happiness, 'green living' poll
07/04/2009 [-] Green Room helping Japanese expedition
07/04/2009 [-] Open Science's Greatest Need Is ... Non-Scientists?
07/04/2009 [-] Science and Religion, Science and Atheism
07/04/2009 [-] Local chiropractor trusts science, art Provider shares office with M.D
07/04/2009 [-] Mobile science lab flagged off
07/04/2009 [-] Medieval Science SMBC
07/04/2009 [-] Climate Officials Address Differences Prior To G8 Summit
07/04/2009 [-] Rare Sheep Could Be Key To Better Diagnostic Tests
07/04/2009 [-] Study Highlights Oceans Steadily Vanishing Seagrass
07/04/2009 [-] Israel's Man of Conscience Ezra Nawi to be Imprisoned
07/04/2009 [-] Royal Cornwall Museum celebrates historic inventions
07/04/2009 [-] PKFZ 'My conscience is clear,' says Ling
07/04/2009 [-] Late historian, once a victim, became a voice of conscience
07/04/2009 [-] WorldWideScience.org China's participation expands access to global science
07/04/2009 [-] Canadians find snowfall on Mars
07/04/2009 [-] H1N1 Spreads Not Like Regular Flu
07/04/2009 [-] Don't send doctors
07/04/2009 [-] Mutant forests to be planted in Russia
07/04/2009 [-] Access to swine flu vaccine critical question
07/04/2009 [-] Observatory The Case of the Shrinking Sheep
07/04/2009 [-] Integrity of U.S. 'organic' label questioned
07/04/2009 [-] Science Briefing
07/04/2009 [-] Australian Scientists Identify 3 New Dinosaur Species and technology
07/04/2009 [-] Buzz Aldrin on his new book, space exploration and rapping with Snoop Dogg
07/04/2009 [-] Two UW students among science elite at German conference
07/04/2009 [-] Monks and Nuns from Tibet Learn Science
07/04/2009 [-] Postdoctoral Research Fellow positions Brain and Cognitive Sciences
07/04/2009 [-] NDMC inspector dies at Forensic Science Laboratory
07/03/2009 [-] 1,100 pound carnivore found in Australia
07/03/2009 [-] China, India in Opposition to Proposed US Carbon Tariffs
07/03/2009 [-] Fewer California sea otters reported
07/03/2009 [-] Soay sheep shrinking in climate change
07/03/2009 [-] Environmental group WWF urges G8 to make climate pledge
07/03/2009 [-] WSU Summer Science Camp for Kids
07/03/2009 [-] Science Discovers Celebrities Are Useful for Something
07/03/2009 [-] Henderson City Council reconsidering space & science museum plan
07/03/2009 [-] The Survey Data on Science and Religion
07/03/2009 [-] Weird Science Roundup Invasion of the Jellyfish!
07/03/2009 [-] Science expo
07/03/2009 [-] Celebrate July 4th With Backyard Science
07/03/2009 [-] Angels & Demons The science and the science fiction
07/03/2009 [-] The Incredible Shrinking Sheep
07/03/2009 [-] Birds Key to Serengeti Ecosystem
07/03/2009 [-] Three New Dino Species Uncovered in Australia
07/03/2009 [-] Gamer robs virtual bank to get real-world cash
07/03/2009 [-] T4Science extends iMaser 3000 clock warranty to seven years
07/03/2009 [-] Scienceroll.com on the Medical Implications of Virtual Worlds
07/03/2009 [-] UNT Health Science Center's Groundbreaking Research Applied to Protecting Brain After Traumatic Injury
07/03/2009 [-] Climate change shrinks Scottish sheep
07/03/2009 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 3 Jul 2009
07/03/2009 [-] New El Nino Information Emerges
07/03/2009 [-] Vatican Church Should Not Fear Scientific Progress
07/03/2009 [-] Bugs The Forgotten Victims of Climate Change
07/03/2009 [-] Idaho's Pelican Plan Put on Hold
07/03/2009 [-] When Was the 4th of July First Celebrated?
07/03/2009 [-] Aussie Dinosaur Find Rocks Science World
07/03/2009 [-] Parents think twice about kids' camps
07/03/2009 [-] Even Cockroaches Get Fat on Bad Food
07/03/2009 [-] Facebook attacked over settings
07/03/2009 [-] Behavioral Geneticist Celebrates Twins, Scorns PC Science
07/03/2009 [-] CDC IV lowers BioDelivery Sciences stake to 12.7% from 16.2%
07/03/2009 [-] Samsung unveils electronic passport with flexible OLED display
07/03/2009 [-] Examine the Fundamental Science and the Latest Developments in Carbohydrate-Based Vaccines
07/03/2009 [-] Patient safety standards 'failing'
07/03/2009 [-] GreenGo Food "fast food with a conscience" in Ballard
07/03/2009 [-] Daily s
07/03/2009 [-] News Focus Newsmaker Interview Behavioral Geneticist Celebrates Twins, Scorns PC Science
07/03/2009 [-] Australian scientists hail triple dinosaur find
07/03/2009 [-] 'We really need to keep a close eye on this'
07/03/2009 [-] Aussies entranced by rejected baby koala
07/03/2009 [-] Activists aim to stop Namibian cull of seals
07/03/2009 [-] Indian FM urges 'ambitious but fair' climate targets
07/03/2009 [-] SKorea to spend R1,2bn on swine flu vaccine
07/03/2009 [-] Inside Science News Briefs - July 2
07/03/2009 [-] Stem Cell Research Life Science Education for High School Students
07/03/2009 [-] Book Review Exhibitions Art An Unsung Refrain of Science
07/03/2009 [-] Mars data published in Science this week
07/03/2009 [-] Podcast Science Podcast
07/03/2009 [-] 07-09-2009 Barcelona, Atmospheric Science Conference
07/03/2009 [-] Africa International Science Council to Revamp World Data Centers
07/03/2009 [-] James Frey writing teen science fiction novels
07/03/2009 [-] Obama Promises Conscience Protection
07/03/2009 [-] Going to work on Smart Drugs
07/03/2009 [-] Mice injected with Alzheimer's tissue cast new light on dementia
07/03/2009 [-] Science & the Public Become a guinea pig
07/03/2009 [-] El Nio more like Los Nios, weather study finds
07/03/2009 [-] Multimedia Program Increases Middle School Students’ Interest In Science
07/03/2009 [-] Vatican should learn from Galileo, not fear science says prelate
07/03/2009 [-] Summertime science on the Web
07/03/2009 [-] Study Mars imitates Earth in many ways
07/03/2009 [-] Desert ruhbarb eyed by scientists
07/03/2009 [-] Firm to sponsor Science Cafe July 9 in Springfield
07/02/2009 [-] Science talent examination on August 22
07/02/2009 [-] Hammering Men More Accurate Than Women
07/02/2009 [-] Mars Imitates Earth In Many Ways
07/02/2009 [-] NASA begins its first bilingual Twitter
07/02/2009 [-] ESA places U.S. satellite into orbit
07/02/2009 [-] Practical Programming An Introduction to Computer Science Using Python
07/02/2009 [-] GNS Science advised how to use Maori knowledge
07/02/2009 [-] Researchers To Breed 'Super-Tuna' Within A Decade
07/02/2009 [-] LRO Transmits First Lunar Images
07/02/2009 [-] Nurturing a taste for science
07/02/2009 [-] New Type Of El Nino May Mean More Hurricanes Make Landfall
07/02/2009 [-] Amur Tigers Face Genetic Hurdles To Revive Population
07/02/2009 [-] Researchers Discover Massive Super-Colony Of Ants
07/02/2009 [-] Plants' Internal Clock May Improve Climate-change Models
07/02/2009 [-] Rheumatoid Arthritis Signal Molecule Found
07/02/2009 [-] African science 'won't be a G8 priority'
07/02/2009 [-] Science, Technology Ministry Seeks France Staff Training Aid
07/02/2009 [-] Cannabis Science Enters into Investor Relations Agreement
07/02/2009 [-] II-VI Incorporated to form joint venture with Beijing Supower Science and Technology Developing Co
07/02/2009 [-] Changing El Nino making hurricanes more frequent, research suggests
07/02/2009 [-] NHS swine flu advice
07/02/2009 [-] Right-wingers Suddenly Science
07/02/2009 [-] Angola Science, Technology Ministry Seeks France Staff Training Aid
07/02/2009 [-] Could Rice Help Cut Concrete's Carbon Footprint? states
07/02/2009 [-] Details of Snowfall on Mars Explained
07/02/2009 [-] Michelangelo self-portrait may have been found
07/02/2009 [-] Climate change is shrinking sheep
07/02/2009 [-] Contaminated farm soil found in Missouri
07/02/2009 [-] Polymer Scientist Says Creativity is Key
07/02/2009 [-] Pacific Northwest Forests Could Store More Carbon
07/02/2009 [-] Tiny New Battery Is Printable
07/02/2009 [-] Potential Alzheimer's drug target found
07/02/2009 [-] Foot-in-Mouth Why We Do It
07/02/2009 [-] World 'still losing biodiversity'
07/02/2009 [-] Unpaid leave down at Hsinchu Science Park last month
07/02/2009 [-] Plants Internal Clock May Improve Climate- Change Models
07/02/2009 [-] Research Shows The Negative Side To Positive Self-statements
07/02/2009 [-] Inbred Bumblebees Are Less Successful
07/02/2009 [-] Ferns Took To The Trees and Thrived
07/02/2009 [-] Governments Fail To Meet 2010 Biodiversity Goal
07/02/2009 [-] Salamander Regeneration Might One Day Be Possible For Humans
07/02/2009 [-] Study Reveals King Crabs Go Deep To Avoid Hot Water
07/02/2009 [-] Children With Austism Need To Be Taught In Smaller Groups
07/02/2009 [-] Could Rice Help Cut Concrete's Carbon Footprint?
07/02/2009 [-] Acid leaks at Pacific Science Center in Seattle
07/02/2009 [-] Could Rice Help Cut Concrete's Carbon Footprint? and finance
07/02/2009 [-] How to Keep Pets Safe During Fireworks
07/02/2009 [-] Higher Health Sciences Institute Created
07/02/2009 [-] Namibia seal industry sources 'The cull will go ahead'
07/02/2009 [-] Better Religion Through Science
07/02/2009 [-] Hsinchu Science Park says fewer workers on unpaid leave in June
07/02/2009 [-] Game profits slip during first half
07/02/2009 [-] Bidding war looms for T-Mobile
07/02/2009 [-] Man faces prison for oil spill in Allegheny Forest
07/02/2009 [-] UFO phenomenon was strictly tabooed in USSR
07/02/2009 [-] How Earth Got its Oxygen
07/02/2009 [-] Daily number of unpaid leave workers in Hsinchu Science Park falls to 2200
07/02/2009 [-] Fossils Might Change Human Origin Theories
07/02/2009 [-] Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo., The Front Burner column A m?lange of art and science
07/02/2009 [-] Swine
07/02/2009 [-] Thermo Fisher Scientific Wins Microsoft Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Innovation Award in Informatics
07/02/2009 [-] Anti-Smoking Drugs be Used Carefully
07/02/2009 [-] China blasts US climate bill
07/02/2009 [-] Russian Academy of Science Selects Zecotek Lasers for New Areas of Research
07/02/2009 [-] Australia moves to quell swine flu fears
07/02/2009 [-] TRADITION AND SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON EAST AFRICAN MOUNTAINS
07/02/2009 [-] Facebook Changes Privacy Settings
07/02/2009 [-] US Need 600 Million Swine Flu Vaccine Doses
07/02/2009 [-] UK science funding
07/02/2009 [-] Camp Inventions gets local kids excited about science, math
07/02/2009 [-] No leaks in Endeavour's fuel tank, says Nasa
07/02/2009 [-] Thousands of species under threat
07/02/2009 [-] Biggest-ever telecoms satellite in orbit
07/02/2009 [-] Report Habitat destruction endangering wildlife
07/02/2009 [-] All eyes on Obama at G8 forum
07/02/2009 [-] Dude, Wheres My War on Science?
07/02/2009 [-] Ancient DNA used to map extinct bird's colors
07/02/2009 [-] Competitions Encourage Innovators to Tackle Tough Challenges and technology
07/02/2009 [-] Residents angered by Allegheny County health board's inaction
07/02/2009 [-] Plants Kept Earth From Becoming Ice Ball
07/02/2009 [-] McGrew Busts McGraw, Computer Science Student Stops Hacker
07/02/2009 [-] Researcher turns his baby into CCTV star in the name of science
07/02/2009 [-] NASA airs earthquake technology videocast
07/02/2009 [-] Study may improve genetic counseling
07/02/2009 [-] Tropical Rainfall Moving North
07/02/2009 [-] How Salamanders Regrow Limbs
07/02/2009 [-] Opera widgets for the math and science whiz
07/02/2009 [-] 3-foot Worm Has Fans
07/02/2009 [-] Plants Kept Earth From Becoming Frozen
07/02/2009 [-] Funding boost for African science
07/02/2009 [-] 'A predator on par with a shark'
07/01/2009 [-] Chinese Netizens Celebrate Green Dam Delay and technology
07/01/2009 [-] New Conneticut Science Center 95% of Steel From Recycled Cars
07/01/2009 [-] President of the National Academy of Sciences met with Kazakh Ambassador
07/01/2009 [-] New science review examines multiple health benefits of dairy foods
07/01/2009 [-] Green power saved Earth study
07/01/2009 [-] Brazil flora risk greater than thought study
07/01/2009 [-] Ariane launch puts US telecom satellite in orbit
07/01/2009 [-] Human Trials Sought For AIDS Vaccine
07/01/2009 [-] Students put their math, science skills to the test
07/01/2009 [-] County health board tables new air pollution guidelines
07/01/2009 [-] Atmospheric science Climate's smoky spectre Premium content
07/01/2009 [-] APHIS bovine tuberculosis
07/01/2009 [-] iPods ban for aerospace staff
07/01/2009 [-] Ulysses spacecraft ends 18-year mission
07/01/2009 [-] Borneo Rhino Habitat In Danger
07/01/2009 [-] World Bank Internet, Mobile Phones Key to Growth and technology
07/01/2009 [-] Mississippi Leads Growing Obesity Problem
07/01/2009 [-] Denmark Says Climate Negotiations Too Slow
07/01/2009 [-] Gene variations hinder mental illness tests study
07/01/2009 [-] Are Democrats Too Liberal?
07/01/2009 [-] 'TB vaccines bad for HIV+ babies'
07/01/2009 [-] US losing the battle of the bulge
07/01/2009 [-] Two new cases of swine flu in Romania
07/01/2009 [-] New Observations Suggest Mid-Size Black Holes Exist
07/01/2009 [-] New class of black hole could explain cosmic leviathans
07/01/2009 [-] Kenya unveils renewable energy drive
07/01/2009 [-] Sea Ice Lowest in 800 Years
07/01/2009 [-] People Unsure of Beliefs Are More Close-Minded
07/01/2009 [-] Volcano's Eruption Creates Colorful U.S. Sunsets
07/01/2009 [-] Those Not Sure Of Own Ideas More Resistant To Views Of Others
07/01/2009 [-] Philippines foils tree smugglers
07/01/2009 [-] Namibian animal rights activist bids to stop seal slaughter
07/01/2009 [-] Key To Evolutionary Fitness
07/01/2009 [-] Iraqi Cabinet approves BP's offer on Rumaila
07/01/2009 [-] Canada worst, Germany best on climate change report
07/01/2009 [-] Boat-'Bots for Brainiacs LEGO Subs Launch Young Engineers
07/01/2009 [-] Ill. cancer researcher wins 500K genetics prize
07/01/2009 [-] U.S. Society Ignoring Serious Boy Problems
07/01/2009 [-] What Skepticism Reveals about Science
07/01/2009 [-] Trendy science findings more likely to be wrong
07/01/2009 [-] Mangrove-Dependent Animals Threatened Globally
07/01/2009 [-] California Auto Emissions Regulations Approved By EPA
07/01/2009 [-] Secrets Of Scorpion Venom Revealed
07/01/2009 [-] EU Food Agency Deems GMO Maize Safe
07/01/2009 [-] Banned Produce Returning To EU Supermarkets
07/01/2009 [-] WWF urges action to protect Borneo rhino's habitat
07/01/2009 [-] G8 summit to seek 80% emissions cut by 2050
07/01/2009 [-] Russians alcoholism worse than decade ago
07/01/2009 [-] No welcome party for El Nino in Oz
07/01/2009 [-] Edwards Lifesciences initiated with a Neutral at UBS
07/01/2009 [-] Ulysses completes sun mission
07/01/2009 [-] China backs down over web software
07/01/2009 [-] Percocet and Vicodin be Banned?
07/01/2009 [-] Firefox 3.5 Not Just Upgrade of Browser
07/01/2009 [-] FDA panel takes aim at painkillers
07/01/2009 [-] A stress-free start to a holiday?
07/01/2009 [-] Dear Doctor Being induced too early can endanger baby
07/01/2009 [-] Fitness calendar 7/1/09
07/01/2009 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 1 Jul 2009
07/01/2009 [-] Lethal Cancer Knocked Down By One-two Drug Punch
07/01/2009 [-] ISS crew prepares to move Soyuz spacecraft
07/01/2009 [-] Go-ahead for 'clean' coal plants
07/01/2009 [-] QUIZ
07/01/2009 [-] New treatments raise hope of cutting sleeping sickness deaths
07/01/2009 [-] Dinosaur mummy yields organic molecules
07/01/2009 [-] Mourn Jackson by helping big cats actress
07/01/2009 [-] Wind 'can revolutionise UK power'
07/01/2009 [-] Call to ban online knife sales
07/01/2009 [-] 'Oldest' St Paul Image Found http//www.postchronicle.com/news/science/article_212240301.shtml?ref=rss/l
07/01/2009 [-] Study Tunguska explosion caused by comet
06/30/2009 [-] Study Stream of sand behaves like water
06/30/2009 [-] New Lab-On-A-Chip Measures Mechanics Of Bacteria Colonies
06/30/2009 [-] FDA seeks public input on tobacco rules
06/30/2009 [-] Water treatment plant mud is 'green' fuel
06/30/2009 [-] Rhine River Heating Up
06/30/2009 [-] Hadrosaur Had Unusual Jaw
06/30/2009 [-] NOVA ScienceNOW Explores the Science of Artificial Diamonds
06/30/2009 [-] NASA pitches a cheaper ride to the moon
06/30/2009 [-] Statins Can Reduce Cardiovascular Impact
06/30/2009 [-] City to host science congress
06/30/2009 [-] Popular Science Builds Insane Jet Turbine-Powered ATV Custom Cars
06/30/2009 [-] NIST Summer School Passes the Neutron Science Torch
06/30/2009 [-] Harlequin Ladybird Putting 1,000 UK Species At Risk
06/30/2009 [-] Bio-inspired Cilia Mix Medical Reagents At Small Scales
06/30/2009 [-] Lebanese engineer wins science competition in Qatar
06/30/2009 [-] EPA approves California auto emissions standard
06/30/2009 [-] Japan approves fir
06/30/2009 [-] New Lasers Drive Powerful Applications
06/30/2009 [-] Science & the Public How killer whales are like people
06/30/2009 [-] How air traffic patterns predicted H1N1 spread
06/30/2009 [-] National Youth Science Camp opens Wednesday in WVa
06/30/2009 [-] A devastating critique of EPA science More like cherry picking and astrology
06/30/2009 [-] Royal Society shows best science
06/30/2009 [-] Fertility Problems? Have More Sex
06/30/2009 [-] NH's science center joins regional climate group
06/30/2009 [-] NASA manager pitches a cheaper return-to-moon plan
06/30/2009 [-] New Radar Aims to Detect Illegal Tunnels on U.S. Border
06/30/2009 [-] Men Agree Who's Hot, Women Don't
06/30/2009 [-] New Take On Growth Factor Signaling In Tamoxifen Resistance
06/30/2009 [-] End of the road for Ulysses
06/30/2009 [-] Research Shows A Global Trend In Nature-based Tourism
06/30/2009 [-] Ravenous ladybird 'a threat'
06/30/2009 [-] 'Power stations the main culprits'
06/30/2009 [-] Two Of Earth's Natural Sites Are In Danger
06/30/2009 [-] A Thirst For Blood Sparks Toxic Algal Blooms
06/30/2009 [-] Dingo Sanctuary Aims To Reshape Public Opinion
06/30/2009 [-] Neural Stem Cell Differentiation Factor Found
06/30/2009 [-] ‘Green Racing Car Runs On Chocolate, Vegetable Oil
06/30/2009 [-] Flu Dynasty Influenza Virus In 1918 And Today
06/30/2009 [-] The Extinction Oscillator
06/30/2009 [-] Majority Would Choose 'Green' Car vs. 'Dream' Car
06/30/2009 [-] Indian Government Pray for Rain
06/30/2009 [-] Acetaminophen Not So Innocuous
06/30/2009 [-] EPA approves California pollution rule
06/30/2009 [-] China puts web filter plan on hold
06/30/2009 [-] Pope says bone fragments found in St Paul's t
06/30/2009 [-] Expensive Tornado Project Only Finds 1 Twister
06/30/2009 [-] A Man of Conscience in Israel
06/30/2009 [-] Ancient Camel Discovered
06/30/2009 [-] VIDEO Anwar Use of English in Maths and Science a 'treachery'
06/30/2009 [-] Toledo science center has new name, new outlook
06/30/2009 [-] Most complete Earth map published
06/30/2009 [-] Russians believe in eternal youth, teleportation and time machine
06/30/2009 [-] Britain's BP, Chinese oil firm win Iraq deals
06/30/2009 [-] BioMed Realty completes financing for Center for Life Science in Boston
06/30/2009 [-] CZK 25bn to go to science next year
06/30/2009 [-] Crowding created modern civilization
06/30/2009 [-] Our Brains on Music The Science
06/30/2009 [-] Popular painkillers on overdose hot seat
06/30/2009 [-] Education in Science And Technology Losing Its Ground opinion
06/30/2009 [-] Franklin's hunt goes on
06/30/2009 [-] Science can eradicate poverty if harnessed rationally Swaroop
06/30/2009 [-] The Bambi epidemic
06/30/2009 [-] Air Force researcher wins top science award
06/30/2009 [-] A bit of fresh air for the border patrol
06/30/2009 [-] UNM starts work on new science/math building
06/30/2009 [-] MYANMAR URGENT HEALTH CONCERNS OF PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE
06/30/2009 [-] Dhaka University political science professor Shariful Islam in Bangladesh told America.gov that it i
06/30/2009 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 30 Jun 2009
06/30/2009 [-] Environment ministers to meet in Greenland
06/30/2009 [-] Dickinson College Graduate Chad Mirkin Named to President Obamas Science Panel
06/30/2009 [-] The Science Behind Art's Healing Powers
06/30/2009 [-] Ladybird 'risk to 1,000 species'
06/30/2009 [-] Hadrosaur chowdown — grind, grind, grind
06/30/2009 [-] Tibetan Monks and Nuns Turn Their Minds Toward Science
06/30/2009 [-] Scientist at Work Steve Lekson Scientist Tries to Connect Migration Dots of Ancient Southwest
06/30/2009 [-] Scientists Use DNA to Trace Illegal Elephant Poaching and technology
06/30/2009 [-] Study Hints at What and How Dinosaurs Ate
06/30/2009 [-] Saving Species
06/30/2009 [-] Bulmers installs bench top analyser for sugar testing
06/30/2009 [-] Chemotherapy May Offer New Weapon in War on AIDS
06/30/2009 [-] Poor Oral Health May Be Related to Memory Loss
06/29/2009 [-] Save Money on Your Science Fair Trip with Extended Stay Hotel/Motel Rates
06/29/2009 [-] Peer Pressure Plays Key Role In Environmental Behavior
06/29/2009 [-] Scientists Tackle Viral Mysteries
06/29/2009 [-] ORNL shopping for science talent in a big way
06/29/2009 [-] Dino Tooth Sheds Light On Ancient Riddle
06/29/2009 [-] Decline in second cut-off list for Science courses
06/29/2009 [-] Getting Old Is Better Than Expected
06/29/2009 [-] Study Coastal seagrass increasingly being lost
06/29/2009 [-] Researchers Find A Quicker, Cheaper Way To Sort Isotopes
06/29/2009 [-] Learn English, Hindi and computer science to be competitive SC judge
06/29/2009 [-] Enceladus Contains 'Feedstock' for Life, Cassini Finds
06/29/2009 [-] Ovarian Transplantation New Technique Gives Greatly Improved Results In This Delicate Operation
06/29/2009 [-] Researching Flower Color Shows Evolution In Action
06/29/2009 [-] Water Webs Help Connect Spiders, Residents In The Southwest
06/29/2009 [-] Child with swine flu dies
06/29/2009 [-] Science at the Top of the News for June 22-26
06/29/2009 [-] 70m radios affected by switchover
06/29/2009 [-] ESA to build new antenna in Argentina
06/29/2009 [-] Observation Of A New Particle, The Omega-sub-b
06/29/2009 [-] Anomaly Helps Shed Light on Physics of the Nucleus
06/29/2009 [-] Activists Save 300 Cats In Shanghai From Being Eaten
06/29/2009 [-] Swift-brand beef recall is expanded
06/29/2009 [-] Does Synthetic Biology Need Synthesized Ethics? Ethics of Emerging Technologies
06/29/2009 [-] Germany, 1939; America, 2009; Perverted Science
06/29/2009 [-] Atmospheric science Underestimating ammonia
06/29/2009 [-] Ebola Infection Blocked In Cell Experiment
06/29/2009 [-] Rising Sea Levels Threatening Florida Keys
06/29/2009 [-] Dolphins Likely Hunting Near Long Island
06/29/2009 [-] Rainwater Collecting A Go In Colorado
06/29/2009 [-] Managing Your Fish Tank
06/29/2009 [-] Amarillo Biosciences and CytoPharm Announce Start of Enrollment for Hepatitis C Study in Taiwan
06/29/2009 [-] Brown's pledge on hi-tech jobs
06/29/2009 [-] Colorectal Cancer Risk Increased By Single-base Change In The Human Genome
06/29/2009 [-] Persistent to tap life sciences
06/29/2009 [-] Scientific tests 'confirm' St Paul's bones
06/29/2009 [-] What Do Charles Darwin and The Rock Band Kasabian Have In Common?
06/29/2009 [-] A Bright Future For The Renewable Electricity Generation
06/29/2009 [-] Size Of Lion Prides Correlated To Quality of Life, Territory
06/29/2009 [-] Head Gardener Advances
06/29/2009 [-] Summer reading science in fiction
06/29/2009 [-] Bassam Jalgha from Lebanon Wins 'Stars of Science'
06/29/2009 [-] North Carolina Student to Represent U.S. in Prestigious International Water Science Competition
06/29/2009 [-] Company recalls two years of food products
06/29/2009 [-] Ozone Depletes Oil Seed Rape Productivity
06/29/2009 [-] Abu Dhabi to host renewables agency
06/29/2009 [-] Bayer CropScience and Monsanto sign cross license agreement, Bloomberg reports
06/29/2009 [-] Significant Findings Uncovered At The Tomb Of St. Paul
06/29/2009 [-] New Crops Are Needed For New Climate
06/29/2009 [-] Plant Protein 'Doorkeepers' Block Invading Microbes
06/29/2009 [-] Astronauts Photograph Mount Fuji
06/29/2009 [-] The Real Cost of Our 'Disease Care' System
06/29/2009 [-] Crop plants get genomics centre
06/29/2009 [-] Proteome research in food science
06/29/2009 [-] Climate change could lead to 200 million refugees
06/29/2009 [-] Ðeliæ More money for science
06/29/2009 [-] Pope Bones Found in Rome Tomb Belong to Apostle Paul and technology
06/29/2009 [-] Rome Catacomb Reveals 'Oldest' St Paul Image
06/29/2009 [-] Abraxis BioScience announces approval of Abraxane in Quebec
06/29/2009 [-] Edwards Lifesciences valves continue to show strength, says Wachovia
06/29/2009 [-] Drug Companies Increasingly Use Medical Science Liaisons
06/29/2009 [-] FDA's tobacco road
06/29/2009 [-] Development on science, technology capabilities remains Singapore's priority official
06/29/2009 [-] Pope Benedict Says Bone Fragments Found In St Paul's Tomb
06/29/2009 [-] Toledo science center reinvents itself COSI to be Imagination Station
06/29/2009 [-] Kids learn about animals at Wildlife Science Center camp
06/29/2009 [-] Antarctic science to be showcased in Auckland
06/29/2009 [-] Little girl who does not age hides secret of everlasting youth
06/29/2009 [-] MU researchers Competition increases brain size
06/29/2009 [-] Environmentalists plan suit to protect ice seals
06/29/2009 [-] RP youth still hopeful on science
06/29/2009 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 29 Jun 2009
06/29/2009 [-] Vatican visits CERN's Big Bang machine
06/29/2009 [-] University of Tennessee Health Science Center plans to build million research center
06/29/2009 [-] Stargazing Waxing moon marches across the southern sky
06/29/2009 [-] The Thinkers She peers into the brain for cause of bipolar disorder
06/29/2009 [-] Frog Dozes in Mud for Years
06/29/2009 [-] Scrap use of English for Science and Maths
06/29/2009 [-] Science Digest Want to Be Heard? Speak Into the Right Ear
06/29/2009 [-] Pope Says Tests ‘Seem to Conclude’ Bones Are the Apostle Paul’s
06/29/2009 [-] New science and technology school set to open in the fall
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06/28/2009 [-] WKU gets boost to train math, science teachers
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06/28/2009 [-] Research in nanogeoscience
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06/28/2009 [-] More European Sites Added To World Heritage List
06/28/2009 [-] Obama Urges House To Pass Climat
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06/28/2009 [-] Volcano Could Create Dramatic Sunsets
06/28/2009 [-] Camp gives kids look at careers in science
06/28/2009 [-] Thieves 'using Google Earth to steal koi carp'
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06/28/2009 [-] Obama's EPA Quashes Climate Change Science
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06/28/2009 [-] Nuclear bomb tests behind ivory dating
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06/28/2009 [-] DNA reveals trail of ivory smugglers
06/28/2009 [-] Mad Science Experiments Beat Summer Blues
06/28/2009 [-] BASi opens new facility in Europe to better serve
06/27/2009 [-] Science talent search exam on August 22
06/27/2009 [-] Science Fiction Books That Launched Their Own Genres
06/27/2009 [-] The face creams that, as science shows, really DO work
06/27/2009 [-] Need for research in health sciences stressed
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06/27/2009 [-] Cape Verde, China and others get new World Heritage sites
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06/27/2009 [-] Swine flu prevention during hajj examined
06/27/2009 [-] Three Mile Island Environmental License Renewed Through 2034
06/27/2009 [-] Country to Boost Investment in Science
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06/27/2009 [-] Bako Sahakyan discusses science and education issues with YSU delegation
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06/27/2009 [-] Protein that marks tumor suppressor found
06/27/2009 [-] Endeavour put under the microscope again
06/27/2009 [-] Lula signs land law on Amazon reform
06/27/2009 [-] Lunar probe relays first images
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06/27/2009 [-] Rising carbon dioxide affects ear structure of fish
06/27/2009 [-] Oldest known granaries found near Dead Sea
06/27/2009 [-] Want a Cure for H1N1? Cracking Down on Swine Flu Scams
06/27/2009 [-] God and Science Don't Mix
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06/27/2009 [-] El Reno campus campers study arts, sciences for fun
06/27/2009 [-] Proposals encourage shift to clean energy
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06/27/2009 [-] Science shows Murray must be missing Nadal
06/27/2009 [-] Science Academy AGM held
06/27/2009 [-] Locavore science meetings
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06/27/2009 [-] Malawi to boost investment in science
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06/26/2009 [-] No news can be bad news with medical test results
06/26/2009 [-] Aldrin made strong case
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06/26/2009 [-] Meridian Bioscience Receives FDA Clearance For New Rapid Campylobacter Test
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06/26/2009 [-] British Prime Minister Calls For Climate Change Funds
06/26/2009 [-] WTO supports climate protection goals
06/26/2009 [-] Joe Learns Science Behind Golf
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06/26/2009 [-] Buzz Aldrin Made Strong Case To Be First On Moon
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06/26/2009 [-] Tryptophan Deficiency Could Underlie Quinine Side Effects
06/26/2009 [-] Tornado Research It's Not Like in the Movies
06/26/2009 [-] Conan O'Brien ribs 'nerds' at Intel science fair
06/26/2009 [-] Global Warming Facts Why The Developing Tropics Are Crucial To Mitigating Climate Change
06/26/2009 [-] Dramatic Fireball over Southern Arizona
06/26/2009 [-] Solar Plane to Fly 'Round the World
06/26/2009 [-] What Does Science Say about Living Fast, Dying Hard?
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06/26/2009 [-] Cloud clue in space blast mystery
06/26/2009 [-] Royal Society Announces Contenders for Science Book Prize
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06/26/2009 [-] Corals Staying Closer To Home
06/26/2009 [-] First Image of a Memory Being Made
06/26/2009 [-] End of the line for science journalism?
06/26/2009 [-] To Slow Climate Vote, GOP Accuses EPA Of Science Tampering
06/26/2009 [-] Dolphins Get A Boost From Delta Wing Technology
06/26/2009 [-] Revealing How Cells Cover Gaps
06/26/2009 [-] The Taming Of White Phosphorus
06/26/2009 [-] Whaling body ends meeting without decisions EU split
06/26/2009 [-] Taung child 'safe'
06/26/2009 [-] Trade chiefs stress on climate change deal
06/26/2009 [-] New Form of Ice Cooked Up
06/26/2009 [-] Nanoparticles Explored for Preventing Cell Damage
06/26/2009 [-] Human Rituals The Punctuation Marks of Life
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06/26/2009 [-] China Puts Focus On Wind Energy
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06/26/2009 [-] Adventurer targets first round world solar flight
06/26/2009 [-] The prescience of protest
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06/26/2009 [-] PC makers scramble over web filter
06/26/2009 [-] Qualcomm Exec Helps Start Wireless-Life Sciences Alliance, Lawsuit Entangles La Jolla Pharma, Sorrento Raises
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06/26/2009 [-] Britain calls for 2020 emissions peak
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06/26/2009 [-] Kansas State University's Grain Science Department introduces wheat harvest survey mapping tool
06/26/2009 [-] Science Museum has a vital role in the climate change debate
06/26/2009 [-] Graduate Science Enrollment Rises, Bringing More Diversity
06/26/2009 [-] Solar plane to make public debut
06/26/2009 [-] UK to outline emission cut plans
06/26/2009 [-] Bruce Springsteen's glory days are back, thanks to his songs with a political conscience
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06/26/2009 [-] Kepler mission data to go through Space Telescope Science Institute
06/26/2009 [-] Four seventh-graders capture national science contest prize
06/26/2009 [-] Canada Warns Of Using Piroxicam For Pain
06/26/2009 [-] Fly Gene May Aid Human Brain Tumor Studies
06/26/2009 [-] Promiscuous Females Continue to Mystify
06/26/2009 [-] World's Oldest Flute
06/26/2009 [-] Baboon Finding Could Shed Light on Human Evolution
06/26/2009 [-] Fuzzy Future for the Internet 'Cloud'
06/26/2009 [-] Idea to Stop Squealing Brakes
06/26/2009 [-] Science and Engineering Graduate Enrollment Up
06/26/2009 [-] Mars rover may be stuck, but still doing science
06/25/2009 [-] Conformist Thinking Can Doom Civilization
06/25/2009 [-] Skies Clear For Big Sister Science Program
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06/25/2009 [-] NASA opens its Apollo moon rock vault
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06/25/2009 [-] K-State's Grain Science Department Introduces Wheat Harvest Survey Mapping Tool
06/25/2009 [-] NASA to Check Space Shuttle Fix With Fueling Test
06/25/2009 [-] Toothy 3-foot Piranha Fossil Found
06/25/2009 [-] Democrats Look to Rally Support for Landmark Climate Bill
06/25/2009 [-] Stuck on Mars, Spirit Rover Does Science
06/25/2009 [-] New Fossil Tells How Piranhas Got Their Teeth
06/25/2009 [-] July 4th Fireworks Might Go 'Green'
06/25/2009 [-] Pigeons Interpret Beauty In Same Way As Humans
06/25/2009 [-] Burmese Pythons May Be Heading North
06/25/2009 [-] Structural Biology Scores With Protein Camera Shot
06/25/2009 [-] Changes And Resets In Homeostasis
06/25/2009 [-] Higher Genetic Quality Males Are Not Good Fathers
06/25/2009 [-] Paleontologist Sentenced in Dino Bone Theft
06/25/2009 [-] Cancer Could Push Some Animal Species to Extinction
06/25/2009 [-] Gorm Teichert Joins Lighting Science Group as Vice President of Custom Solutions
06/25/2009 [-] Official Sugar use in products misleading
06/25/2009 [-] Obama urged to stop Medicare hospice cuts
06/25/2009 [-] Gibbon Shocks Zookeepers With Healthy Baby
06/25/2009 [-] Recession, expensive oil slow CO2 growth in 2008
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06/25/2009 [-] Study Fishing industry threatening sharks
06/25/2009 [-] DuPont & Bayer CropScience Expand Collaboration With Broad License Agreements
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06/25/2009 [-] Scientists Find Promising New TB Target
06/25/2009 [-] Sugar Use In Products Misleading
06/25/2009 [-] Efficient Ozone Detection Method Created
06/25/2009 [-] Mice With Extra Chromosome Region Show Many Autistic Signs
06/25/2009 [-] Reading Bird Brains In Flight
06/25/2009 [-] Rhesus Monkeys Discriminate Faces As Much As Humans Do
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06/25/2009 [-] NASA selects science education proposals
06/25/2009 [-] Conservationists Fight Open Ocean Shark Extinction
06/25/2009 [-] Hundreds of Genes Could Be Linked to ADHD
06/25/2009 [-] EMPact helps Multi-Science reach new markets
06/25/2009 [-] Military Members to Donate Their Brains to Science
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06/25/2009 [-] Climate science is by nature uncertain
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06/25/2009 [-] Neurological Differences Support Dyslexia Subtypes
06/25/2009 [-] Networking site to axe 420 jobs
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06/25/2009 [-] Scientists Float Hurricane Barriers Idea for New York City
06/25/2009 [-] Claims of Life on Saturn Moon Overstated
06/25/2009 [-] Opposition to 'cap-and-trade' grows in U.S.
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06/25/2009 [-] H1N1 cases hit 1 000
06/25/2009 [-] US climate bill fights heat up
06/25/2009 [-] EPA finds air pollution in Granite City poses high cancer risk
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06/25/2009 [-] Frank J. Low dies at 75; one of the fathers of infrared astronomy
06/25/2009 [-] CT scans reveal mummies' long-lost secrets
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06/25/2009 [-] Grant to help girls in math, science in public schools
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06/25/2009 [-] Obama More Health Care Should Be Based On Science
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06/25/2009 [-] State stem cell agency's science officer to resign
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06/25/2009 [-] New Data Show Jump In Science and Engineering Graduate Studies
06/25/2009 [-] NASA Selects Proposals to Enhance Science Education and Outreach
06/25/2009 [-] Third of open ocean sharks face extinction study
06/24/2009 [-] State stem cell agency's science officer to resign
06/24/2009 [-] Medvedev seals Russian nuclear, gas pacts with Nigeria
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06/24/2009 [-] Researcher Looks At The Future Of Agriculture
06/24/2009 [-] Critical Enzyme Pair Identified
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06/24/2009 [-] Researchers Study Global Patterns Of Plant Growth
06/24/2009 [-] Researchers Discover Giant Rydberg Atom Molecules
06/24/2009 [-] Streaming Sand Grains May Help Define Essence Of A Liquid
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06/24/2009 [-] 10,500-Year-Old Well With Female Skeleton Unearthed In Cyprus
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06/24/2009 [-] Twitter banned by Plymouth City Council
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06/24/2009 [-] Secrets of Space Blobs Revealed
06/24/2009 [-] Gout Gene Forms Blood Urate
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06/24/2009 [-] Scientists find tiny new bat species
06/24/2009 [-] Buddhism, brain science and the mind-body connection
06/24/2009 [-] Many seats vacant in science courses
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06/24/2009 [-] Magnetism Tested As Autism Treatment
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06/24/2009 [-] Mexico's Controversial Loss Of Island Of Bermeja
06/24/2009 [-] Scientists find tiny new bat species Geneva museum
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06/24/2009 [-] Live video & chat Paul Jennings, new CEO at Science Center of Iowa
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06/24/2009 [-] Dry Autumns, Winters Could Mean Fewer Spring Tornadoes
06/24/2009 [-] Rapid Prototyping in regenerative medicine at the 4th Fraunhofer Life Science Symposium
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06/24/2009 [-] Poisonous jellyfish found in Moscow ponds
06/24/2009 [-] Denmark Seeking Consent To Hunt Humpback Whales
06/24/2009 [-] Ardea Biosciences management to meet with JMP Securities
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06/24/2009 [-] At a Glance What EPA, Texas say
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06/24/2009 [-] Projects bring science home to Oklahoma students
06/24/2009 [-] Science can't mix with supernatural
06/24/2009 [-] Obama, Chilean president announce science partnership on cle
06/24/2009 [-] Yolkin' around Summer class helps make science fun
06/24/2009 [-] Ancient Mummy's Face Recreated
06/24/2009 [-] St. Francis Health Center estate closes, seven years later
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06/24/2009 [-] Pederson Named Director of NDSU's Center for Nanoscale Science and Engineering
06/24/2009 [-] World's deepest underground science lab
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06/24/2009 [-] Science Education Hampered By Lack of Equipment
06/23/2009 [-] Exxon unveils electric, car-sharing fleet at Maryland Science Center
06/23/2009 [-] Scientists Create Sound-Producing 'Saser'
06/23/2009 [-] Growing Vermont's Biosciences Industry
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06/23/2009 [-] LCROSS satellite completes initial mission
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06/23/2009 [-] Locust Swarm Ethiopian Agriculture
06/23/2009 [-] Robots That Dress Like Animals for Science
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06/23/2009 [-] EPA Should Reevaluate Science Behind Proposed Climate Change Endangerment Finding
06/23/2009 [-] Denmark asks to resume humpback whale hunt
06/23/2009 [-] Skeptical Farmers Complicate Climate Change Discussion
06/23/2009 [-] Nickel Isotope Could Be Methane Producing Microbe Biomarker
06/23/2009 [-] Rare Ancient Elephant Skeleton Coming Together In Indonesia
06/23/2009 [-] Scientists Begin Further Studies On Himalayan Glacial Lakes
06/23/2009 [-] Workers Uncover Intact 4,000 Year-Old Tomb In Bethlehem
06/23/2009 [-] ESA business incubator launches company
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06/23/2009 [-] Nickel Isotope May Be Microbe Biomarker
06/23/2009 [-] Hey MSU, it's not rocket science Keggers, guns don't mix
06/23/2009 [-] UC Berkeley Stakes Science Claim at Homestake Gold Mine
06/23/2009 [-] Science and Religion are Not Compatible
06/23/2009 [-] Scientists Study Shark Hunting Patterns
06/23/2009 [-] Campers, staff heading home after swine flu threat
06/23/2009 [-] Scientists reconstructing giant elephant skeleton
06/23/2009 [-] LabCorp acquires Monogram Biosciences
06/23/2009 [-] Skeptical Farmers Complicate Climate Change Discussion and finance
06/23/2009 [-] Science Takes to the Ice
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06/23/2009 [-] Abel Bonded GC Columns launched in the UK by ARC Sciences
06/23/2009 [-] Science & the Public Doctors don?t always relay important test results
06/23/2009 [-] First Moon Photo from Just-Arrived NASA Probe
06/23/2009 [-] NASA Returns to Moon With Unmanned Probe
06/23/2009 [-] Ancient Skull Reveals Early Evolution Of Primate Brains
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06/23/2009 [-] Editorial Science Journalism Goes Global
06/23/2009 [-] UVa study Bias remains on sexes, science
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06/23/2009 [-] 70 per cent international population links males more than females with science
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06/23/2009 [-] Water-hunting satellite reaches moon
06/23/2009 [-] Two-drug Combination Appears Safe And Active In Metastatic Kidney Cancer
06/23/2009 [-] Science Express' first phase journey ends
06/23/2009 [-] Math and Science in English Final decision in July
06/23/2009 [-] Citizens in 34 countries show implicit bias linking males more than females with science
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06/23/2009 [-] Pedicabs pedals green fare
06/23/2009 [-] Rep. Mike Doyle pumps up clean-energy bill
06/23/2009 [-] Canada Goose study searches for avian influenza antibodies
06/23/2009 [-] Stereotypes worldwide associate men with science
06/23/2009 [-] New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Is Promising
06/23/2009 [-] Scrappy Post-Apollo Lunar Science Sets Stage for New Missions
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06/23/2009 [-] Mobile Money Democratizes Uganda's Banking Sector and technology
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06/22/2009 [-] Sweat and science at root of modern strategy to put out wildfires
06/22/2009 [-] Huge Dinosaur Tooth Found in Spain
06/22/2009 [-] Bringing Girls and Boys to Computer Science with 'Alice'
06/22/2009 [-] EU Ministers Leave Open Possibility Of Cloned Food
06/22/2009 [-] New Climate Report and the Failure of Government Science
06/22/2009 [-] Work begins on world's deepest underground lab
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06/22/2009 [-] Water-hunting satellite to reach moon Tuesday
06/22/2009 [-] Safer Treatment Found for AIDS-Related Cancer in Developing Countries
06/22/2009 [-] Tellus Northwest Georgia Science Museum Welcomes Its 100,000th Visitor
06/22/2009 [-] NASA Re-Schedules Abort System Test
06/22/2009 [-] How science teacher from Oregon became YouTube phenomenon
06/22/2009 [-] Study IDs brain areas used in empathy
06/22/2009 [-] New sepsis drug to face human trials
06/22/2009 [-] Obsidian 'Trail' Provides Clues To How Humans Settled
06/22/2009 [-] Computer vision technique doubles accuracy
06/22/2009 [-] 'Think beyond IT, computer science'
06/22/2009 [-] Earth Hotspot Poorly Imaged
06/22/2009 [-] Oceans More Sensitive To Acidification in the Future
06/22/2009 [-] Science at the Top of the News for June 15-19
06/22/2009 [-] Walgreen 3rd-quarter profit falls 9 percent
06/22/2009 [-] Less Toxic Methods Work Best to Control New York City Cockroaches
06/22/2009 [-] Calculating The Ice Volume Of Switzerland's Glaciers
06/22/2009 [-] Midget Plant Gets A Makeover
06/22/2009 [-] DNA Template May Explain Evolutionary Shifts
06/22/2009 [-] World's Greatest Polluters Meet In Mexico For Climate Talks
06/22/2009 [-] The Ontario Science Centre to host BODY WORLDS & The Story of the Heart
06/22/2009 [-] Tools are 'temporary body parts'
06/22/2009 [-] Whaling talks said stuck on compromise deal
06/22/2009 [-] World must strive for 'green economy' UN
06/22/2009 [-] Making Science Fun Mad Science
06/22/2009 [-] Serious Science Post Coming Right Up
06/22/2009 [-] Science Group Opposes Capital Gains Tax Hike
06/22/2009 [-] Can the little blue pill treat a stroke?
06/22/2009 [-] Tree Shrew Lavatory
06/22/2009 [-] Coolest June Since 1913 in Phoenix
06/22/2009 [-] Sharks hunt just like Hannibal Lecter
06/22/2009 [-] School car stunt posted on internet
06/22/2009 [-] Sharks' Killer Strategy Revealed
06/22/2009 [-] Govt still considering freeing fuel prices Murli Deora
06/22/2009 [-] Zimbabwe Parly Ratifies SADC Protocol on Science and Technology
06/22/2009 [-] Can First-Time Home Buyers Save the Economy?
06/22/2009 [-] Sharks' Killer Strategy Revealed
06/22/2009 [-] UN report shows oceans are choking under pollution
06/22/2009 [-] Alumnus donates NT200 million to Taiwan University of Science and Technology
06/22/2009 [-] BESE approves guidelines for science teaching
06/22/2009 [-] SPACE
06/22/2009 [-] Are we witnessing the end of science?
06/22/2009 [-] Singapore Leading The Way In Water Research
06/22/2009 [-] News saves science lab for Bronx middle school
06/22/2009 [-] ANATOMY
06/22/2009 [-] Milk It does a science study bad
06/22/2009 [-] Science Weekly Darwin, man of letters
06/22/2009 [-] Factions to face off on options for Ozarks
06/22/2009 [-] Science Spectrum's 15th Annual Critterfest this weekend
06/22/2009 [-] I-270 corridor peppered with biotech space from Human Genome Sciences, others
06/22/2009 [-] Help Develop Science Culture, Media Urged
06/22/2009 [-] Major polluters meet in Mexico on climate challenge
06/22/2009 [-] The Three Faces of Life Science Tattoo
06/22/2009 [-] No increase in arts seats, 1,000 more for science,...
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06/22/2009 [-] Wiscomsim science group opposes capital gains tax hike
06/22/2009 [-] Lung cancer patient takes aggressive tack
06/22/2009 [-] Great white sharks hunt like serial killers
06/22/2009 [-] Stargazing See the dark side of the moon
06/22/2009 [-] Wind farms deploy radar for the birds
06/22/2009 [-] Pets Pass Superbug to Humans
06/22/2009 [-] Giant Glaciers Can Shrink Rapidly
06/22/2009 [-] The science of managing chimpanzees
06/22/2009 [-] Digital TV fails in rural Scotland
06/22/2009 [-] Changing ocean currents impacting salmon
06/22/2009 [-] Science Digest Positive Thinking May Be a Negative
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