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Obama science adviser insists talks with China will not bypass UN process
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President Honors Outstanding Science, Math, Engineering Teachers And Mentors
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Ebola found in Philippine pigs for first time
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American Chemical Society To Publish New Journal Focusing On Neuroscience Research
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Call for Participants for the 1st Biological Sciences Congressional District Visits Week
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Malaysia drops using English to teach math and science
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Gateway Community College plans on-campus bioscience incubator
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FDA Gravies, sauces may have salmonella
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ESA, NASA to create exploration initiative
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Former astronaut vows to restore NASA's glory
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Anthrax drug 'safe for humans'
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Vatican should learn from Galileo mess, prelate says/
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NASA to talk about the Apollo legacy
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Transplant drug helps mice live longer
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Cyber criminals may target Olympics
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NASA Tests Alternative Launch Abort System
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N Korea 'is behind cyber atta
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Study Tracks English Language Change
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British scientists claim sperm breakthrough
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NOAA and University of California Sign Ground Lease for New Fisheries Science Center
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'Conscience protection' law expanded
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Malaysia drops English for maths, science classes
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US, S. Korean Government Web Sites Targeted in Cyber Attack and technology
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British researchers claim breakthrough in sperm science
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Google Takes on Microscoft with New Operating System and technology
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Major polluters water down climate warming ambitions
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Why Are African-Americans Less Likely To Survive Certain Cancers?
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Google making new operating system
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Malaysia decides against using English for maths, science in school
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National hospital to be built at Hsinchu Biomedical Science Park
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Ruins correspond to myth of Rome's founding
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Human Genome Sciences submits ABthrax to FDA
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TB may have reduced leprosy
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Panda skeleton found in 4,000-year-old tomb
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Titan is world frozen forever in its youth
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Alpine iceman reveals Stone Age secrets
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French to mark another Wright Brothers flight
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Research and Markets Adds Report Singaporean Pharmaceuticals and Life Sciences IT Market
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Math and Science back to Bahasa, mother tongues
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Southeast Missouri State gets grant to renovate science labs
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Christian Science Plaza adds tenants
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Swine flu resistance testing to grow
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Shriners reject suggestion to close hospitals
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International conference on reproductive science to be held in Pittsburgh July 18-22
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NASA data shows 'dramatically thinned' Arctic ice
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Researchers Explore The Physics Of Bumpy Roads
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Protein Can Help Cells Or Cause Cancer
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Researchers Closer To Developing Salt-Tolerant Crops
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Fish Is On The Menu Of Our Ancestors
07/07/2009 [-]
Scientists claim sperm breakthrough
07/07/2009 [-]
Responding to the swine flu threat
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Helping people from care into work
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'Armadillo-like crocodile roamed Brazil'
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Senate begins push for climate bill
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'Race a factor in cancer death gap'
07/07/2009 [-]
Analysis of Copernicus Putative Remains Show Identity
07/07/2009 [-]
Regenerated legs no big trick for salamander
07/07/2009 [-]
Gene variations
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New Patient Radiation Safety Guidelines
07/07/2009 [-]
Male Seahorses Like Large Mates
07/07/2009 [-]
Worries About Paying Bills May Cause People To Pack On Pounds
07/07/2009 [-]
Despite U.S. Shift on Climate, Europeans Still Have Qualms
07/07/2009 [-]
Regener
07/07/2009 [-]
Getting One Step Closer To An Artificial Nerve Cell
07/07/2009 [-]
When It Comes To Brain Damage, Blankets Can Take The Place Of Drugs
07/07/2009 [-]
New Monkey Has Been Discovered In Brazil
07/07/2009 [-]
UTSA, Northwest Vista earn grants for summer science camps
07/07/2009 [-]
WHO will urge most countries to stop H1N1 testing
07/07/2009 [-]
Armadillo-like crocodile roamed Brazil researchers
07/07/2009 [-]
Science blogging versus journalism
07/07/2009 [-]
Youths asked to spit for science
07/07/2009 [-]
Palm Pre to rival Apple iPhone
07/07/2009 [-]
Plant proteins block invading microbes
07/07/2009 [-]
MRI Accurately Portrays Deep Endometriosis
07/07/2009 [-]
NASA looks at ocean storm air turbulence
07/07/2009 [-]
Florida team wins submarine race
07/07/2009 [-]
Thunderstorm Alert System Could Thwart Plane Crashes
07/07/2009 [-]
Humans Ate Fish 40,000 Years Ago
07/07/2009 [-]
New Long-Tailed Monkey Discovered in Amazon
07/07/2009 [-]
First it was iPhone for 02, now Palm Pre
07/07/2009 [-]
Sony's late entry to netbook market
07/07/2009 [-]
Augmented Reality Science Fiction or Reality?
07/07/2009 [-]
US stem cell science survives concerns over consent
07/07/2009 [-]
Microsoft presents Windows 7 Ultimate
07/07/2009 [-]
Science Journals to Go Online and Ditch Print Over Pricing
07/07/2009 [-]
Male Seahorses Prefer Large Mates
07/07/2009 [-]
Brain Tumor Genetic Risk Factors ID'd
07/07/2009 [-]
Study Looks At Bird Brain Genetic Activity
07/07/2009 [-]
Scientists Say World's Coral Reefs Doomed
07/07/2009 [-]
Snap Analysis Stem Cell Rules Mean Big Change Up To Congress
07/07/2009 [-]
Ancient Quarry Found In Jerusalem
07/07/2009 [-]
New Journal Focusing On Neuroscience Research To Be Published By The American Chemical Society
07/07/2009 [-]
Catlett Islands preserved for science, education
07/07/2009 [-]
Memories of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing
07/07/2009 [-]
Travel Doubles Risk of Blood Clots
07/07/2009 [-]
ASTF announces the first conference on 'Arab Women in Science and Technology'
07/07/2009 [-]
Study Sheds Light On Earth's Evolutionary History
07/07/2009 [-]
Prostate Cancer 'Homing Device' Created For Drug Delivery
07/07/2009 [-]
Space shuttle launch set for July 11
07/07/2009 [-]
Communists call on cabinet not to cut spending on science
07/07/2009 [-]
Newport and Ocular Sciences complete asset exchange transaction
07/07/2009 [-]
U.S. stem cell research rules ease some restrictions Reuters
07/07/2009 [-]
iPod Touch to get a camera?
07/07/2009 [-]
Power grid expert named to science chair, UT and ORNL
07/07/2009 [-]
Cosmic Log The science of dead celebs
07/07/2009 [-]
Why British Health Officials Decry 'Swine Flu Parties'
07/07/2009 [-]
More cool summer for U.S. northeast
07/07/2009 [-]
Students get hands-on chance to explore medicine, science
07/07/2009 [-]
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics students top national math contest
07/07/2009 [-]
Precision BioSciences Issues Update Regarding Recent U.S. Patent Office Action Concerning Cellectis' Patents
07/07/2009 [-]
Mine industry backs school science changes
07/07/2009 [-]
World Monday
07/07/2009 [-]
Where tomorrow?s stars will be born
07/07/2009 [-]
Sun develops new spots
07/07/2009 [-]
Orlando Science Center Air Conditioning On Fritz
07/07/2009 [-]
10 Reasons Why The BMI Is Bogus, Junk Science
07/07/2009 [-]
The science of dead celebrities
07/07/2009 [-]
Science & the Public Monster stingrays Field notes from a global wrangler
07/07/2009 [-]
Michael Jackson Is Finally King of Facebook Celebrity Science
07/07/2009 [-]
Table Salt Can Stretch Like Taffy
07/07/2009 [-]
Magnetic Brain Stimulation Helps Learning
07/07/2009 [-]
The science of 'sound'
07/07/2009 [-]
Thai zoo's 1st baby panda goes on display
07/07/2009 [-]
Rare sheep may aid medical diagnostics
07/07/2009 [-]
Study Table salt can stretch like taffy
07/06/2009 [-]
Engineer passenger fixes plane
07/06/2009 [-]
Sema Turkish High School tops South African science Olympiads
07/06/2009 [-]
Extradition treaty under the spotlight
07/06/2009 [-]
12 Science Fiction Movie Sequels That Don't Utterly Suck
07/06/2009 [-]
Genetic Medical Rice Passes Safety Test
07/06/2009 [-]
970M Chemicals Are Potential New Drugs
07/06/2009 [-]
For Inventor-Entrepreneur Dean Kamen, the Future is Now and technology
07/06/2009 [-]
How Dinosaurs Got So Big
07/06/2009 [-]
Like Sex? Thank a Parasite
07/06/2009 [-]
First Land Creatures Had Wild Appearances
07/06/2009 [-]
Climate Change Expanding World's Tropical Zones
07/06/2009 [-]
Global warming will be top issue at summit in Italy
07/06/2009 [-]
Sheet from 'Origin of Species' Manuscript on Display for First Time
07/06/2009 [-]
Chimps' break for lunch forces public from UK zoo
07/06/2009 [-]
FDA OKs first lung cancer maintenance drug
07/06/2009 [-]
Salmonella-related milk recalls announced
07/06/2009 [-]
Smallest ESA satellite readied for launch
07/06/2009 [-]
FDA warns of possible product tampering
07/06/2009 [-]
Oldest Christian Bible Available Online
07/06/2009 [-]
New U.S. stem cell rules loosen some restrictions
07/06/2009 [-]
Scientists urge G8 to take 'strong' action on climate change
07/06/2009 [-]
UA program draws science professionals into teaching
07/06/2009 [-]
Science Future Science Future for July 18, 2009
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Young Engineers Take LEGO 'Bots For a Swim
07/06/2009 [-]
EMC aims to tap the best brains in computer science
07/06/2009 [-]
Cheltenham Science Festival Podcast
07/06/2009 [-]
Nokia to unveil its first Google-based smartphone
07/06/2009 [-]
Aircraft 'at risk' from lasers
07/06/2009 [-]
The Sun Has Spots, Finally
07/06/2009 [-]
On This Day in Science History July 6
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Wins Prestigious Microsoft Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Innovation Award in Infor
07/06/2009 [-]
Capitalism vs. Socialism Happiness Could Care Less
07/06/2009 [-]
Saints & Sinners Both Find Moral Balance
07/06/2009 [-]
Obama's EPA Puts Politics Above Science
07/06/2009 [-]
London School of Economics & Political Science
07/06/2009 [-]
Budget gives fillip to R&D in science
07/06/2009 [-]
Endangered Tigers Clash With Humans In Bangladesh
07/06/2009 [-]
Govt may end fuel price curbs; cuts natgas tax
07/06/2009 [-]
Aircrafts 'at risk' from lasers
07/06/2009 [-]
Growing Heat Causing Spanish Winemakers To Change Scenery
07/06/2009 [-]
Endangered Asian Elephant Gives Birth In Australian Zoo
07/06/2009 [-]
Shuttle crew on schools mission
07/06/2009 [-]
Moribund burial beetle getting a new lease on life
07/06/2009 [-]
Tropical zone expanding due to climate change study
07/06/2009 [-]
Disease and drought a reality for Earth
07/06/2009 [-]
5 cups of coffee daily may protect against Alzheimers disease
07/06/2009 [-]
City sized ice shelf breaks up
07/06/2009 [-]
Fossil common ancestor of monkeys, humans?
07/06/2009 [-]
Mediscience Planning 9-mth parent
07/06/2009 [-]
Next Science Cafe meeting to cover infectious diseases
07/06/2009 [-]
Selecting the news an inexact science
07/06/2009 [-]
New Images May Improve Vaccine Design For Deadly Rotavirus
07/06/2009 [-]
Funding boost for African science Premium content
07/06/2009 [-]
Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 6 Jul 2009
07/06/2009 [-]
Mandatory overtime for nurses now banned in Pa.
07/06/2009 [-]
UPMC studies best ways to cool off firefighters
07/06/2009 [-]
Stargazing Last good views of Saturn
07/06/2009 [-]
Why does ice cream melt?
07/06/2009 [-]
Science Chemistry Flask
07/06/2009 [-]
Busoga varsity to get Shs1b for science lab
07/06/2009 [-]
Two Qataris elected to GCC Water Science & Techonology Association
07/06/2009 [-]
Medicaid expansion idea turns up heat
07/06/2009 [-]
G8 leaders to set emissions goals
07/06/2009 [-]
Climate solutions 'within reach'
07/06/2009 [-]
Pages from historic Bible go online
07/05/2009 [-]
Fembot Aiko getting poked at Ontario Science Center
07/05/2009 [-]
Alberta life sciences industry taking on world
07/05/2009 [-]
How To Raise A Rich Daughter
07/05/2009 [-]
Definiens Launches Online Community for Earth Sciences
07/05/2009 [-]
Nut growers look to space for support, guidance
07/05/2009 [-]
Science meet held
07/05/2009 [-]
Science Past Science Past from the issue of July 18, 1959
07/05/2009 [-]
SCIENCE Researcher casts new light on firefly love
07/05/2009 [-]
Honeybees Form “Bee Ball” To Kill Predator
07/05/2009 [-]
'One giant leap for mankind'
07/05/2009 [-]
Sandstorm blankets Iraq
07/05/2009 [-]
Rain god was angry rainmakers
07/05/2009 [-]
8-million-year-old elephant found in Abu Dhabi
07/05/2009 [-]
Seeds Are Nature's Most Efficient Ratchet