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07/17/2006 Did Everest Climber Sharp Have to Die?
07/17/2006 Weary Discovery Crew Aims for Home
07/17/2006 Plastic planes 'set to rule sky'
07/17/2006 Biotech Playing Role in Clothing Industry
07/17/2006 Space Shuttle Is Ready to Return to Earth
07/17/2006 National award recognises school's farm-focused science program
07/17/2006 Old engineering firm celebrates milestone
07/17/2006 NASA wakes Discovery crew for landing
07/16/2006 Discovery crew readies for Florida landing
07/16/2006 Anthropologists Discover Fossil Evidence of ' Missing Link '
07/16/2006 Illicit trade led to modern globalization
07/16/2006 Combined treatment extends life expectancy for lung cancer patients
07/16/2006 KSU joins biosciences push in KC
07/16/2006 Death toll from tropical storm Bilis rises to 154 in China
07/16/2006 Senate poised to pass, Bush likely to veto, stem-cell bill
07/16/2006 Crisis prompts Japan to cut heavy reliance on Middle East oil
07/16/2006 Discovery Crew Aims For Home
07/16/2006 After Passing Tests for Damage, Shuttle Is Cleared to Return Home
07/16/2006 Weary shuttle crew looks forward to Earth
07/16/2006 National award recognises school's farm-focused science program
07/16/2006 Novel mechanism of taxane resistance
07/16/2006 Discovery crew readies to return to Earth
07/16/2006 FEMA official Storm aid changes coming
07/16/2006 Discovery's Shuttle Astronauts Set for Monday Landing
07/16/2006 Back To Back Rocket Shots Set For New Mexico Spaceport
07/16/2006 CSM Prints Attack On Global Warming Science... Written by Stand-Up Comic
07/16/2006 Space Shuttle Heading Home
07/16/2006 Think fast! Rice undergrad unlocks nerve speed secret
07/16/2006 Researchers discover mutations in the progranulin gene cause frontotemporal dementia
07/16/2006 Researchers find cause of frontotemporal dementia
07/16/2006 Shuttle Discovery Cleared to Return to Earth Monday
07/16/2006 Shuttle cleared for Monday return
07/16/2006 10 Years After Dolly, What's Next?
07/16/2006 Conservation goes back to its roots
07/16/2006 Bird flu
07/16/2006 Space shuttle cleared for return
07/16/2006 New Bacteria converts DUST into SOLID GOLD
07/16/2006 A new look at the state of the oceans
07/16/2006 As the World Wobbles Measuring Shifts In The Earth's Rotation
07/16/2006 More lava flows from Philippine volcano
07/16/2006 For Tyrannosaurs, Teen Years Were Murder
07/16/2006 Raise Your Right Hand Chip Implants for Everyone?
07/16/2006 Mayo Clinic study finds weight loss precedes dementia diagnosis in women
07/16/2006 Comparing Notes Optical Illusion
07/16/2006 Gold Mining Bacteria
07/16/2006 Legendary UH political science professor Ross Lence had a 'profound' impact on students
07/15/2006 Lung diseases represent major costs for society
07/15/2006 Shuttle Discovery sails away from space station
07/15/2006 Nebraska's popular Chimney Rock eroding
07/15/2006 Science Spectrum Hosts Critter Fest
07/15/2006 NASA Clears Discovery's Left Wing for Landing, Rest of Shuttle to Follow
07/15/2006 Discovery's left wing free of damage
07/15/2006 Its Job Done, Shuttle Leaves Space Station
07/15/2006 Van Gogh's Chaos May Mimic Science
07/15/2006 Parasites The Thread that Holds Ecological Communities Together
07/15/2006 Discovery's Mission Accomplished
07/15/2006 Heavy rain in South Korea kills 10, thousands flee
07/15/2006 Mission accomplished, Discovery bound for home
07/15/2006 European satellite to boost weather forecasting, climate research
07/15/2006 Thirst, fears keep prices high
07/15/2006 NASA Weighs Late Heat Shield Inspections for Shuttle Crews
07/15/2006 Shuttle Disconnects From ISS, Heads Home
07/15/2006 CSM Prints Attack On Global Warming Science... Written by Stand-Up Comic
07/15/2006 Liquid Crystal Lenses May Replace Bifocals
07/15/2006 'Bad' Protein Linked to Numerous Health Problems
07/15/2006 Insect's spread threatens hemlock forests
07/15/2006 Space Shuttle Heads Home
07/15/2006 Discovery begins journey home
07/15/2006 Air Pollution Changes Cloud Cover
07/15/2006 Students opt out, science suffers
07/15/2006 Humans not alone in teaching their young
07/15/2006 BLOG First Picture of the Bigelow Module in Orbit
07/15/2006 Spatula off on space odyssey
07/15/2006 CORRECTED Shuttle astronauts to make final damage inspections
07/15/2006 The Space Station Nobody Knows About
07/15/2006 Purdue observatory debuts second phase of satellite project
07/15/2006 Astronauts to Conduct Final Shuttle Inspection
07/15/2006 New shuttle camera passes muster
07/15/2006 NASA'S Space Shuttle Discovery Set to Land Monday
07/15/2006 Device To Play iPods Over FM Radio In Cars Set To be Legalised
07/15/2006 Shuttle and Station Wrap Up Joint Tasks
07/15/2006 Discovery astronauts inspect shuttle again before trip home
07/15/2006 PanAfrica Breaking the Silence On Developing-World Science
07/15/2006 Mount St. Helens reopening to climbers
07/15/2006 Shuttle Ends Joint Operations With Space Station
07/15/2006 Casting Off Shuttle Discovery Undocks from Space Station
07/15/2006 Tropical storm Bilis kills 42 in China
07/15/2006 Professor calls Six Degrees of Separation academic urban myth.
07/15/2006 Bangladesh to seek foreign bids for oil and gas exploration
07/15/2006 Space shuttle moves away from ISS
07/15/2006 LIVE Coverage Undocking Time Nears for Shuttle Crew
07/15/2006 LIVE Coverage Shuttle Astronauts to Undock from ISS
07/15/2006 BudgetSensors® Appoints Great Domain Enterprise Co., Ltd. as its distributor in Taiwan
07/15/2006 ScienceInfo?s Market Survey Reveals Common Problems with Scientific Instruments and Suggested Improvements
07/15/2006 European Union is Not Actually Opposed to Genetic Engineering
07/15/2006 Discovery astronauts bid farewell to space station crew
07/15/2006 Minor Technical Issue Aboard Shuttle Discovery
07/15/2006 Teacher brings science to life
07/15/2006 On the rise The Thames in 2100
07/15/2006 Fla. authorities begin gator-feeding sting
07/15/2006 Mapping Reality A Critical Perspective on Science and Religion
07/15/2006 Eureka boy gets marrow transplant
07/14/2006 Jefferson scientists show protein key to bladder cancer spread, potential drug target
07/14/2006 A protein complex that untangles DNA
07/14/2006 Scientists Hunley's hatch was unlocked
07/14/2006 Canadian Medical Association to boost editorial autonomy of journal
07/14/2006 UFOs True Believers and Truth Seekers Conference Begins
07/14/2006 The aging-clock connection
07/14/2006 Tyrannosaurs faced midlife crisis too
07/14/2006 Calif. agency probes where insecticides go
07/14/2006 Shuttle astronauts check for damage
07/14/2006 Discovery’s Crew Does Heavy Lifting Before Return
07/14/2006 US prepares national response plan after Katrina
07/14/2006 Uproar in Peru over transgenic drug
07/14/2006 Basic Earth Science net income up 1M
07/14/2006 US economy resilient amid record oil prices Bodman
07/14/2006 Mercury atomic clock keeps time with record accuracy
07/14/2006 UH science grants soar
07/14/2006 Metcalfe's Law Refutation Explained
07/14/2006 The Middle Seat is the Safest
07/14/2006 New Book Promotes Strategies for Long Life
07/14/2006 Protein potentially links diet, obesity and asthma
07/14/2006 Children who live with smokers have more respiratory complications during surgery
07/14/2006 Landscapes from the ancient and eroded lunar far side
07/14/2006 Mental health providers can be successfully located with pediatricians
07/14/2006 DeCode to sell 30 million common stock
07/14/2006 Gene screen for breast cancer better than pathologist's 'eye'
07/14/2006 Position No. 1 at the Euroscience Open Forum in Munich
07/14/2006 Fundación BBVA and IDIBAPS reassess the intermittent treatment efficiency against malaria
07/14/2006 Natural vitamin E tocotrienol reaches blood at protective levels
07/14/2006 Ultra low-dose estrogen shown safe for post-menopausal women
07/14/2006 Boosting killer cells might improve breast-cancer drug
07/14/2006 BACS breathes perception into robots
07/14/2006 Eleven million Euros for endotrack
07/14/2006 Moon to Hide Star Cluster Early July 20
07/14/2006 Shuttle Crew to Scan Discovery's Wing for Space Rock Damage
07/14/2006 buySAFE Founder Appointed to Virginia's Joint Commission on Technology & Science Cybercrimes Advisory Committee
07/14/2006 Astronauts Check For Holes & Cracks
07/14/2006 Homeopathic practice 'risk lives'
07/14/2006 Tiny microbe may turn dust to gold
07/14/2006 Skyrocketing oil prices set to complicate G8 summit
07/14/2006 Less expensive treatment for lung lining infection in kids
07/14/2006 Quitting smoking improves lung function considerably
07/14/2006 Science minister quizzed in British financial probe
07/14/2006 First direct observations of spinons and holons
07/14/2006 Build Solar Generator out of Auto Parts
07/14/2006 Sharply-tuned nanostrings work at room temperature
07/14/2006 Astronauts to conduct shuttle inspection
07/14/2006 Symfo Expands to New Facility in Downtown Boston
07/14/2006 There is More Hope in Modern Crop Biotechnology than in Marker Assisted Selection MAS
07/14/2006 The Size of the Sperm Is bigger better?
07/14/2006 Rates of Prematurity, Low Birth Weight Highest Ever
07/13/2006 Science in the paddock wins award for school
07/13/2006 Great Collection of Footage Time Lapse Plants
07/13/2006 Bugs turn dust into gold
07/13/2006 New Orleans police say caught killer of five teens
07/13/2006 Next ISS Crew, Space Tourist Ready for Flight
07/13/2006 Researchers discover inhibitor of infection by HPV
07/13/2006 HIV infection requires B cells with special protein, University of Pittsburgh researchers report
07/13/2006 Basic, regular training helps doctors treat alcoholism
07/13/2006 Plant Gene Silencing Is Described
07/13/2006 Women Science Tells if they are Hot or Not
07/13/2006 Suspended Animation Tests Successful
07/13/2006 Photo in Calif. could be world's largest
07/13/2006 Meerkats offer paws-on lessons to young
07/13/2006 Five new heritage sites in Africa
07/13/2006 Astronauts' work paves way for next station crew
07/13/2006 Shuttle Crew to Check Wing for Damage
07/13/2006 Quit smoking, halve mortality risk between rich and poor study
07/13/2006 Protein potentially links diet, obesity, and asthma
07/13/2006 JCI Table of Contents July 13, 3006
07/13/2006 British government violating right of failed asylum seekers to health care
07/13/2006 Tackle 'aesthetic' genital surgery in rich countries before criticizing traditional practices
07/13/2006 What's wrong with selling kidneys?
07/13/2006 Electronic patient record 'serious threat' to patient confidentiality
07/13/2006 Asthma - obesity connection
07/13/2006 Self-esteem key to not letting the job get in the way of your relationship
07/13/2006 Bird brains shrink from exposure to contaminants
07/13/2006 UCR researchers determine genetic origin of California wild radish
07/13/2006 Meerkat cubs go to eating school
07/13/2006 How waving morphed into talking
07/13/2006 Senate panel OKs 1 billion more for space shuttle
07/13/2006 ScienceDaily Headlines
07/13/2006 Duke researchers link newly discovered gene to hereditary neurological disease
07/13/2006 NASA explains puzzling impact of polluted skies on climate
07/13/2006 Senate panel OKs $1 billion more for space shuttle
07/13/2006 Substitute blood development suffers blow
07/13/2006 School is in for meerkat youngsters
07/13/2006 Meerkats teach their young to hunt, study finds
07/13/2006 36 hour news cycles, secret lives of pebbles, cloudburst theory and entangled entanglement
07/13/2006 Sub-millimeter astronomy in full swing on southern skies
07/13/2006 Wild meerkats school their young
07/13/2006 Bacteria give up secrets in war waged on plants
07/13/2006 Tyrannosaur survivorship - tough times for teens
07/13/2006 Paleontologists establish first age distribution of non-avian dinosaur population
07/13/2006 Centuries of land-use practices profoundly impact earth system, UNH scientists report
07/13/2006 Dartmouth researchers study trends in how movies depict cigarette use
07/13/2006 Defining the limits of computerized physician order entry systems
07/13/2006 Brown engineers use DNA to direct nanowire assembly and growth
07/13/2006 Tumor wizardry wards off attacks from the immune system
07/13/2006 German Astronaut To Speak With Students
07/13/2006 Study Nanostrings Work At Room Temps
07/13/2006 Equine Medical Center Reports Good Year
07/13/2006 Study Land Use Has Had Profound Effects
07/13/2006 Bacteria Surrenders Plant War Secrets
07/13/2006 Bioscience agency approves 2.4M for investments
07/13/2006 Deep-sea search offers treasures
07/13/2006 China tests new space rocket engine
07/13/2006 Climate change could sour wineries
07/13/2006 Tornado hits north of Manhattan
07/13/2006 Shuttle Crew Takes Day Off While NASA Eyes Glitches
07/13/2006 Putting your computer to work to fight against malaria in Africa
07/13/2006 Scientists identify protein with a crucial role in cell death
07/13/2006 Pathway toward gene silencing described in plants
07/13/2006 Gene mutations responsible for Rett syndrome in females present sporadically in males
07/13/2006 36 hour news cycles, secret lives of pebbles, cloudburst theory, and entangled entanglement
07/13/2006 Political allegiance impacts brain's response to candidates
07/13/2006 Sub-millimetre Astronomy in full swing on southern skies
07/13/2006 Rosalind Franklin University and VA collaborate on amputation risk prevention profile
07/13/2006 Equine Medical Center records successful year for neonatal foals
07/13/2006 ProMetic Life Sciences Inc. Results of PRDT's Brain Spike Study Published in Transfusion
07/13/2006 Canadian diabetics await inhaled insulin approval
07/13/2006 ISS, Shuttle Crew Given Light Duty Day
07/13/2006 Third Spacewalk Termed Successful
07/13/2006 Gender Identity Expert John Money Dies
07/13/2006 West African Black Rhinos May Be Extinct
07/13/2006 Study Jellyfish Causing Ecosystem Problem
07/13/2006 No increase in punitive damages awards, study shows
07/13/2006 Moderate exercise improves survival rates for colon cancer survivors
07/13/2006 Training for parents could help child anxiety disorders
07/13/2006 March of Dimes urges federal legislation for IOM prematurity report
07/13/2006 Lower child-to-caregiver ratios translate to better care
07/13/2006 Encourage curiosity in science
07/13/2006 HIV drug combining 3 medicines approved in U.S.
07/13/2006 DARPA's Cortically-Coupled Computer Vision System
07/13/2006 Space shuttle crew gets day of rest
07/13/2006 Bio-science firm picks up award
07/13/2006 Fruit genes discovery to improve flavors
07/13/2006 Isa pa patay dahil kay 'Florita'
07/13/2006 Experimental inflatable craft successfully expands in space
07/13/2006 Shuttle crew test repair material
07/13/2006 Today in history July 13
07/13/2006 Diamond machine starts to shine
07/13/2006 Robots Coming to Intro Computer Science Classes
07/13/2006 Interesting Case A nice man becames a paedophile because of a brain tumour
07/13/2006 Integra LifeSciences Releases the Large Uni-Clip and 2.7mm Spin Snap-off Screw
07/13/2006 Integra LifeSciences Introduces the Qwix Compression Screw
07/13/2006 Taking Soil Science to Outer Space
07/13/2006 Quantum Computer Laser tweezers sort atoms
07/13/2006 It’s Corn vs. Soybeans in a Biofuels Debate
07/13/2006 Vitamark International Introduces the Appetizer Diet Cookie
07/13/2006 Ventria Bioscience Announces Third Bioprocessing Product Cellastim?, Animal-free Recombinant Human Serum Albumin
07/12/2006 Unveiling the mystery of dinosaur extinction
07/12/2006 Killer Kangeroos
07/12/2006 G8 call for more oil output won't help poor report
07/12/2006 Repair Drill In Spacewalk Takes 7 Hours
07/12/2006 Politics and Science Played Role in Picking NASA Sites
07/12/2006 Irving Kaplansky, 89, a Pioneer in Mathematical Exploration, Is Dead
07/12/2006 How Parachute Spiders Invade New Territory
07/12/2006 Paralyzed Man Uses Thoughts to Move a Cursor
07/12/2006 Fanged killer kangaroo roamed Outback
07/12/2006 BLOG Orbital Updates on the Bigelow Module
07/12/2006 Shuttle Heat Shield Repair Test Goes Well, NASA Says
07/12/2006 People living alone double their risk of serious heart disease
07/12/2006 Warning signs for potential re-abuse of children identified
07/12/2006 High humidity is a risk factor for heart attack deaths among the elderly
07/12/2006 Eye blood vessel width may indicate coronary heart death risk
07/12/2006 Routine ECGs for newborns would identify life-threatening heart condition
07/12/2006 How cloning stacks up
07/12/2006 Slashback Wikipedia Correction, NASA Tape, BPI Rejected
07/12/2006 Deep-sea pebbles a geologist's treasure trove
07/12/2006 Movements controlled by thoughts alone, neuroscientists show
07/12/2006 Silk fibre to help repair nerves
07/12/2006 New procedure safer for detecting fetal anemia
07/12/2006 Increased risk of Hantavirus forecast for US southwest
07/12/2006 High oil prices keep US trade gap rising
07/12/2006 Tornadoes touch down north of New York City
07/12/2006 Short Film About CERN's Large Hadron Collider
07/12/2006 HIV drug combining three medicines approved in U.S.
07/12/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News July 12, 2006
07/12/2006 At least 12 dead or missing in Chile after rains
07/12/2006 Senate to vote on 3 stem-cell study bills
07/12/2006 Senate leaders reach deal on offshore drilling
07/12/2006 On Walk, Astronauts Test Repair Techniques
07/12/2006 Man Uses Chip to Control Robot With Thoughts
07/12/2006 Flying over the cloudy world - science updates from Venus Express
07/12/2006 Transgender professor defends women scientists
07/12/2006 Farm Bureau approves 140,000 for MSU Animal Bio-science Complex
07/12/2006 YouOS a very cool science experiment
07/12/2006 Study An Atom Abacus Is Made Using Light
07/12/2006 Study points to catheter alternative
07/12/2006 Gene tests as potential guides for treatments
07/12/2006 Paint-on semiconductor outperforms chips
07/12/2006 Tiny tremors and earthquakes provide intriguing clues about seismic activity, study finds
07/12/2006 Controlling movement through thought alone
07/12/2006 Brain-computer link allows paralyzed patient to manipulate devices by thought
07/12/2006 Laser tweezers sort atoms
07/12/2006 ESA Launch Preparations In Final Stage
07/12/2006 Paralyzed man moves computer cursor through thought
07/12/2006 EXCLUSIVE Bigelow Orbital Module Launched into Space
07/12/2006 LIVE Coverage Spacewalkers Reach ISS Airlock
07/12/2006 Spacecraft carrying commercial space station lift's off
07/12/2006 Leap forward for 'flying' spiders
07/12/2006 Physicists Unlock Mysteries of the DVD-RAM
07/12/2006 Scientists Show Respect For Some Parasites
07/12/2006 NIAID Unveils New Research Project
07/12/2006 Inflatable satellite launches in Russia
07/12/2006 US crude inventories fall more sharply than expected
07/12/2006 Inflatable spacecraft launches from Russia
07/12/2006 Astronauts spackle in space
07/12/2006 Bloggers Bash Their Bosses
07/12/2006 Europeans Fine Microsoft 357 Million
07/12/2006 Pinning Nabokov's prose to his science
07/12/2006 Morale Soaring Aboard Discovery
07/12/2006 Georgia Tech Will Use Robots to Boost Computer Science Enrollment
07/12/2006 Public says 'no' to badger cull
07/12/2006 Big dinosaurs had warmer blood
07/12/2006 U.S. government produces science kits
07/12/2006 Final spacewalk for astronauts
07/12/2006 Bacteria Can Build Nanowires
07/12/2006 Biology and the Engineer
07/12/2006 The nation's weather
07/12/2006 Discovery astronauts test repair methods
07/12/2006 Astronauts set to test repair technique in final space walk
07/12/2006 Market Place U.S. Finance Pulls Biotech Across Seas
07/11/2006 How parachute spiders invade new territory
07/11/2006 One therapeutic dose of radiation causes 30 percent spongy bone loss in mice
07/11/2006 Immortality Science or fantasy?
07/11/2006 Happiness doesn't cost the Earth
07/11/2006 Astronauts, Happy About Mission, Prepare for 3rd Spacewalk
07/11/2006 DARPA Developing 'Droid' Satellites
07/11/2006 GSLV mishap a lesson ISRO scientist
07/11/2006 Study Some Bacteria Can Produce Nanowires
07/11/2006 U.S. Government Produces Science Kits
07/11/2006 Astronauts Talk With Bush Ahead of Spacewalk
07/11/2006 Chronic ear infections blamed on layers of bacteria
07/11/2006 Study Dinosaurs Were Very Hot And Heavy
07/11/2006 S.C. zoo shows off rare white alligator
07/11/2006 'Brown tide' blooms in Washington's waters
07/11/2006 Higher levels of common daily activity associated with lower risk of death
07/11/2006 Chronic middle ear infections linked to resistant biofilm bacteria
07/11/2006 Immobility and functional decline Avoiding the spiral
07/11/2006 Large dinosaurs were extremely hot in their day, UF study finds
07/11/2006 Imaging technology points to small molecules that can fight treatment-resistant tumors
07/11/2006 3D model reveals secrets of metastasis
07/11/2006 Weight gain may increase risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women
07/11/2006 Removal of ovaries decreases risk of certain cancers for women at high-risk
07/11/2006 Tycoon to Test Space Station Technology
07/11/2006 Experts NASA's Shuttle Program Is Back
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