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07/20/2006 Add nanotubes and stir - with the right force
07/20/2006 Bees and flowers decline in step
07/20/2006 Scientists Decode How Plants Avoid Sunburn
07/20/2006 Snake-spotting may have helped us evolve study
07/20/2006 Geologists watch birth of African ocean
07/20/2006 California to lend stem-cell center up to $150 mln
07/20/2006 Methane From The Sea May Affect Climate
07/20/2006 USDA Announces Reduced Mad Cow Testing
07/20/2006 German Chancellor Talks Science with Nation's First ISS Astronaut
07/20/2006 Putting a face on android science by exploring an uncanny valley
07/20/2006 German Astronaut To Make Second Space Trip
07/20/2006 German Chancellor Telephones The ISS
07/20/2006 NASA Assigns STS-122 Crew
07/20/2006 NASA To Visit Oshkosh Airventure
07/20/2006 Judge halts construction near habitat of ivory-billed woodpecker
07/20/2006 China storm toll rises to 228
07/20/2006 Scientists Plan to Rebuild Neanderthal Genome
07/20/2006 Pharaoh's Gem Brighter Than a Thousand Suns
07/20/2006 Scientists Rift May Create New Ocean
07/20/2006 Merkel, German astronaut chat about science
07/20/2006 NIH gives 8.5 million in science grants
07/20/2006 Skin Science is the Exclusive Atlanta Location for Microcurrent Facial & Body Sculpting
07/20/2006 Space Shuttle Discovery returns fruit flies to Earth
07/20/2006 GenCorp shares soar with delivery of rocket engine
07/20/2006 Findings of the NASA MEPAG Mars Special Regions Science Analysis ...
07/20/2006 School News for July 19
07/20/2006 NASA Cassini Radar Reveals Earth-like Land on Titan
07/20/2006 Audit critical of Cradle of Aviation museum finances
07/20/2006 Shuttle crew returns to Houston after landing in Florida
07/20/2006 Ministers reject no-spray zones
07/20/2006 Scientists Discover a Genetic Code for Organizing DNA
07/20/2006 Nobody is Listening to the Modern Hearing Problem
07/20/2006 Britain Might Let Individuals Trade Pollution 'Points'
07/20/2006 Archaeologists Find Remains of Emperor Augustus' Birthplace
07/20/2006 Suit Filed Over Bigfoot's Big Foot
07/20/2006 Germany seeks EU ban on stem-cell research funding
07/20/2006 Seeing the serpent
07/20/2006 Women show 47% greater persistence with osteoporosis drugs if offered monthly tablet plus support
07/20/2006 Drinking can be dangerous
07/20/2006 Girl's First Period Depends on Who She Lives With
07/20/2006 Man Arrested for Doing 56 mph on In-line Skates
07/20/2006 Darwin's Finches Evolve Before Scientists' Eyes
07/20/2006 Tyrannosaurs Suffered Terrible Teens
07/20/2006 Global Warming or Just Hot Air? A Dozen Different Views
07/20/2006 Say Goodbye to Crusty the Opportunistic Alligator
07/20/2006 Desire Controls What We See, Study Finds
07/20/2006 FDA Says No to Bionic Eye
07/20/2006 Scientists Concoct Chocolate That Won't Melt
07/20/2006 Rock Concert Question Are Lighter Salutes Bad for the Environment?
07/20/2006 Chips with Medical Records to be Implanted in 280 Patients
07/20/2006 CSI Turning from Science to Psychics
07/20/2006 Scorching U.S. First Half of 2006 Sets Heat Record
07/20/2006 U.S. Miltary Plans Shape-Shifting Supersonic Bomber
07/20/2006 History of the Lebanese-Israeli Conflict
07/20/2006 Earthquake Creates Deadly Tsunami in Java
07/20/2006 Man Fights 'Alien,' Proposes Marriage
07/20/2006 Aging Europeans Worry They May Never Retire
07/20/2006 Risk Factors Little Known Facts about Skin Cancer
07/20/2006 Invasive Strategy Toads Hit the Road
07/20/2006 Man Charged with Putting Boa in Mailbox
07/20/2006 FDA Approves Implantable Contraceptive for Women
07/20/2006 Senate Approves Stem Cell Bill; Bush to Veto
07/20/2006 Why Johnny Can't Read Schools Favor Girls
07/20/2006 Eureka! Bacteria Have the Midas Touch
07/20/2006 First Delta-Wing Fighter Was a Reptile
07/20/2006 Flocking to the Coast World's Population Migrating into Danger
07/20/2006 The Perils of Being Huge Why Large Creatures Go Extinct
07/20/2006 Today in History
07/20/2006 Top Predators Key to Ecosystem Survival, Study Shows
07/20/2006 Why Grandpa Should Keep Driving
07/20/2006 The Reason Eyes are Transparent Finally Becomes Clear
07/20/2006 Body's Own Molecules Being Customized to Fight Cancer
07/20/2006 The Red Sea Parts Again
07/20/2006 Yesterday's News Now on DVD
07/20/2006 Deadly Fish Virus Spreads in Northeast
07/20/2006 Nature vs. Nurture Mysteries of Individuality Unraveled
07/20/2006 LiveScience
07/20/2006 UH received 187 million for sciences in 2004
07/20/2006 Java tsunami refugees need clothes, baby food, homes
07/20/2006 World's tiger habitat said down 40 percent
07/20/2006 Making hair realistic in computer animation
07/20/2006 Fish virus in Northeast spreading to other fish species
07/20/2006 New tiger report release Tiger habitat down from just a decade ago
07/20/2006 Tigers struggle with tiny lands
07/20/2006 Math and Language Co-Evolved
07/20/2006 'Apartheid' slashed Celtic genes in early England
07/20/2006 Malaysia, Indonesia in one-million-euro palm oil promotion
07/20/2006 Vietnam floods leave 12 dead or missing
07/20/2006 Japan's rain death toll rises to 14
07/20/2006 Worm 'could screen medicines'
07/20/2006 Shuttle edges to night launches
07/20/2006 Atlantis and Tartessus--Norway Scientific Institutions Recognize Spanish Paleographical Hypothesis
07/20/2006 New Release of VeloceRF? Supports 90-nm & 65-nm RFIC Design
07/20/2006 Rare Photos Discovered of Dian Fossey's Orphan Gorillas
07/20/2006 Bush's veto of stem cell research risky
07/20/2006 Gates Foundation Donates 287 Million for AIDS Research
07/20/2006 Doctors treating pain from circumcision more seriously
07/19/2006 Beryl gains strength as it heads north
07/19/2006 Bush turns back on science to veto stem cell Bill
07/19/2006 Growing Insulin
07/19/2006 Activists sound alarm over Denver smog
07/19/2006 Gateses to Finance H.I.V. Vaccine Search
07/19/2006 Deadly type of heart failure on the rise study
07/19/2006 Thermal Cycling May Increase Grain Packing
07/19/2006 Cassini Returns Unique Radar Images
07/19/2006 Study indicates heart damage from some cancer drugs worsens over the years
07/19/2006 Germans set up an apartheid-like society in Britain
07/19/2006 D+ Science Student Threatens Stem Cell Research
07/19/2006 Study of human brain yields intelligent robots
07/19/2006 Israeli Scientists Find Genetic DNA Code
07/19/2006 Astronomers Look At A Nova
07/19/2006 Study Looks At RNA In Plant, Animal Growth
07/19/2006 Scientists Turn Graphite Into Graphene
07/19/2006 Harvard Bioscience, Inc. Invites You to Join Its Second Quarter...
07/19/2006 Gates Foundation to Finance Search for H.I.V. Vaccine
07/19/2006 'Apartheid' society gave edge to Anglo-Saxons, study suggests
07/19/2006 Cancer rates not higher in Fort Chipewyan, investigation concludes
07/19/2006 Ancient Reptile Had Wings Like a Fighter Jet
07/19/2006 Are black holes at the center of galaxies?
07/19/2006 Breast stem cells have features similar to 'basal' tumors
07/19/2006 Mayo clinic study suggests emergence of new most common form of heart failure
07/19/2006 Columbia University researchers discover on-off switch for chronic pain
07/19/2006 Research finds that diabetes disease-management programs improve quality of care
07/19/2006 Science Museum Evacuated By Bomb Threat
07/19/2006 NASA Adds 3rd Spacewalk, Extra Day to Shuttle Mission
07/19/2006 Glitches, but Success, in Spacewalk
07/19/2006 Counterculture Drug Provides Spiritual Boost
07/19/2006 Relic neutrinos join hunt for dark energy
07/19/2006 Are black holes at the centre of galaxies?
07/19/2006 Danville Science Center Offers Shelter From High Heat
07/19/2006 Tut's gem hints at space impact
07/19/2006 Surgical Tools to Include RFID
07/19/2006 Possible birthplace of malignant brain tumors identified
07/19/2006 JRRD tipsheet Focus on spinal cord injury, gait, stroke, power mobility and more
07/19/2006 New insight into how serotonin reduces appetite could help in developing safer anti-obesity drugs
07/19/2006 Nuclear explosion on a dead star astronomers probe aftermath
07/19/2006 Research paves way for new composite materials
07/19/2006 Titans of biodiversity science call for united, authoritative voice to inform decision-makers
07/19/2006 How purple corn and RNA break genetic laws
07/19/2006 New clues to how major weight-loss drugs work
07/19/2006 NHGRI announces latest sequencing targets
07/19/2006 New study supports findings that periodontal bacteria may be linked to heart disease
07/19/2006 Children's surgeon to present results of new anti-rejection protocol at World Transplant Congress
07/19/2006 Study establishes safety of spinal cord stem cell transplantation
07/19/2006 Scientists discover a genetic code for organizing DNA within the nucleus
07/19/2006 Mayo Clinic researchers discover a genetic cause for atrial fibrillation
07/19/2006 Gas escaping from ocean floor may drive global warming
07/19/2006 Leukemia gene normally has mammary gland function
07/19/2006 The West's Famed Aspen Forests In Peril
07/19/2006 Study Corn Waste Potentially Valuable
07/19/2006 British Scientists Test For Telepathy
07/19/2006 ESO Plans Construction Of Giant Telescope
07/19/2006 New York subway lines closed over fears of power outages
07/19/2006 Apartheid-like society in Anglo-Saxon Britain
07/19/2006 Carved stone still mystifies scholars
07/19/2006 TM Bioscience signs distribution agreement with RAMCON to commercialize the ID-TagTM...
07/19/2006 Autistic brain has fewer neurons for processing emotion
07/19/2006 Understanding of cell protection mechanism points to therapies to prevent heart attacks and strokes
07/19/2006 Dogs itching to try homeopathic remedies
07/19/2006 Researchers develop and test prevention program for childhood obesity
07/19/2006 Conference to Promote Science and Technology in Africa
07/19/2006 The science behind the stem cell debate
07/19/2006 A dinosaur problem to relate to Puberty
07/19/2006 Think you're old? It may show in memory test
07/19/2006 Woes of smoking and obesity
07/19/2006 Life sciences company moves into biofuels
07/19/2006 Bloggers Fume Over Princess Di Photos
07/19/2006 Pawlenty pushes math, science
07/19/2006 Japan Plans 30-Year Supercomputer Forecasts
07/19/2006 Demand for community nurses grows
07/19/2006 AAAS urges US President to sign Embryonic Stem Cell Act
07/19/2006 Antioxidants may slow vision loss
07/19/2006 Giving up driving may be express lane to long-term care
07/19/2006 DFG Presents the 2006 MAK and BAT value list
07/19/2006 Corn waste potentially more than ethanol
07/19/2006 Towards an European extremely large telescope
07/19/2006 Breast stem cells have features similar to 'basal' tumours
07/19/2006 The Perils of Being Huge Why Large Creatures Go Extinct
07/19/2006 Silencing The Messenger
07/19/2006 Research Dishes out Flexible Computer Chips
07/19/2006 Hybrid car owners hope to plug in to better mileage
07/19/2006 Lions given blood-flavoured ice as Britons bake in heatwave
07/19/2006 No tsunami risk after latest quake off Indonesia warning centre
07/19/2006 Tropical Storm Beryl prompts storm watch
07/19/2006 Study shows girls have advantage over boys on timed tests
07/19/2006 Heavy rain in Japan leaves 20 dead or missing
07/18/2006 Neurosurgical treatment of anxiety disorders effective - but risky
07/18/2006 China storm toll tops 200
07/18/2006 Fund to advance math, science learning proposed
07/18/2006 Image navigation, with science fiction's touch
07/18/2006 News Analysis Stem Cell Bill Seen as a Qualified Boon for Research
07/18/2006 News Analysis Stem Cell Bill Seen as a Qualified Boon for Research
07/18/2006 Women clergy bring a new sensibility to an old calling The Christian Science Monitor
07/18/2006 AAAS urges U.S. President to sign Embryonic Stem Cell Act
07/18/2006 Scientists Coax Nerve Fibers To Regrow
07/18/2006 Senate passes stem-cell measure despite Bush veto threat
07/18/2006 U.S. Funds Body Armor Research
07/18/2006 Biologists Track Coral Health
07/18/2006 Illinois Plans To Fight Emerald Ash Borer
07/18/2006 Erectile dysfunction Incidence rate linked to type and severity of coronary artery disease
07/18/2006 School-based prevention programs for aggressive children improve behavior
07/18/2006 Telephone quitlines help people stop smoking
07/18/2006 The Cochrane Library newsletter, Issue 3, 2006
07/18/2006 Blood test predicts sickle cell disease complication, identifies patients at high risk of death
07/18/2006 Science Facts that People Get Wrong
07/18/2006 Britain 'had apartheid society'
07/18/2006 Small Business Neutrality "Hits" Slam Senate Science Leader
07/18/2006 Pollution threatens coral health by preventing lesions from healing, UCF study shows
07/18/2006 Case Western Reserve University researchers find protein associated with brain cell death
07/18/2006 Genetic variation linked to age-related macular degeneration
07/18/2006 Londoners get solar-powered ferry
07/18/2006 Bioscience District
07/18/2006 Mount Etna Eruption No Immediate Danger
07/18/2006 Study Connects The Quantum Dots
07/18/2006 ESA Cluster Hits Magnetic Bull's-Eye
07/18/2006 Do-It-Yourselfers Tackle Biodiesel
07/18/2006 Scientists Worry Over Mount Fuji Volcano
07/18/2006 Minnesota students say 'no, thanks' to careers in science, engineering and math
07/18/2006 Small, but mighty
07/18/2006 Direct link established between tropical tree and insect diversity
07/18/2006 Radiation in space may cause bone loss
07/18/2006 Senate Science Leader Ridiculed For Remarks
07/18/2006 Senate to pass stem cell bill, Bush set to veto
07/18/2006 Avitech Lifesciences Inc. to Market Homeopathic Product Under the Name Avitol
07/18/2006 Systems Management Neutrality "Hits" Slam Senate Science Leader
07/18/2006 US simmers as temperatures reach record highs
07/18/2006 Ancient charcoal tells the history of wildfires.
07/18/2006 Indonesia didn't relay tsunami warnings
07/18/2006 Engineers put earthquake-proof houses to the test
07/18/2006 RFID chips could help surgeons avoid leaving sponges in patients
07/18/2006 Baby Teeth Might be Source of Stem Cells
07/18/2006 Biotechnology / Life Sciences 117 Venture Capital Deals
07/18/2006 Scientists Develop Virtual Reality System To Objectively Test Telephathy
07/18/2006 At least 337 dead in Indonesian tsunami
07/18/2006 In forest, conscience acts as a guide
07/18/2006 Medical condition keeps some from drug tests and jobs
07/18/2006 Stem cell measure set for Senate OK, veto from Bush
07/18/2006 IFSQN Announces Results of ISO 22000 Survey
07/18/2006 Researchers developing vaccine for de-sexing dogs
07/17/2006 Scientists discover why cornea is transparent and free of blood vessels
07/17/2006 UT Southwestern orthopaedic surgeons first in area to use knee replacements designed for women
07/17/2006 At least 172 dead in Indonesian tsunami relief workers
07/17/2006 All Smiles as Shuttle Ends a Nearly Perfect Mission
07/17/2006 Neutrality "Hits" Slam Senate Science Leader
07/17/2006 Race to the Swift? Not Necessarily
07/17/2006 The Quest for the 1,000 Human Genome
07/17/2006 A Conversation with Ben A. Barres Dismissing ‘Sexist Opinions’ About Women’s Place in Science
07/17/2006 For Tyrannosaurs, Puberty Meant the End of the Good Life
07/17/2006 Just Another Face in the Crowd, Indistinguishable Even if It’s Your Own
07/17/2006 Routine HIV testing widely supported in Botswana
07/17/2006 Research reveals tobacco company's role in China's cigarette smuggling crisis
07/17/2006 Effects of nutrition on learning
07/17/2006 US trumps Europe in public funding for cancer research
07/17/2006 Neutrality 'Hits' Slam Senate Science Leader
07/17/2006 Scientists honored for achievements in space science
07/17/2006 Space Shuttle Discovery Touches Down After 13-Day Mission
07/17/2006 Study DNA Switch Same For All Life
07/17/2006 Iran Media Availability Iran?s Most Prominent Ex-Prisoner of Conscience and Journalist Akbar Ganji
07/17/2006 Top notch football players sustain identical injuries following season
07/17/2006 Couch potatoes who start exercising after 40 can still stave off heart disease
07/17/2006 Tough stinkbugs, Edible Indian corn, Strange meanders
07/17/2006 Virtual Reality Gaming System Tests for Telepathy
07/17/2006 US Senate press stem cell bill in face of Bush veto threat
07/17/2006 NASA experiment on inflatable spacecraft
07/17/2006 Melanoma may be over-diagnosed
07/17/2006 Being overweight as a teen associated with premature death in adulthood
07/17/2006 Scientists coax nerve fibers to regrow after spinal cord injury
07/17/2006 Annals of Internal Medicine tip sheet, July 18, 2006
07/17/2006 Scientists discover why cornea is transparent and free of blood vessels, allowing vision
07/17/2006 Study compares treatments for chronic plaque psoriasis
07/17/2006 Radio wand may help detect sponges left in surgery patients
07/17/2006 Study compares gastric bypass and gastric banding surgeries in extremely obese patients
07/17/2006 RFID chips could help surgeons avoid leaving sponges in patients, Stanford researcher finds
07/17/2006 Mitral valve surgery may be safe option for elderly patients
07/17/2006 Take steps to protect against shoulder fired missiles, say operations research experts
07/17/2006 OHSU surgeons challenge age-old practice
07/17/2006 Protein-coated dental implants could improve bone regeneration
07/17/2006 ISU researchers test combustion for NASA
07/17/2006 Medication plus behavior changes helps obese adolescents lose weight
07/17/2006 UF scientists reverse muscle contractions in mouse model of muscular dystrophy
07/17/2006 Senate to vote on three stem cell bills
07/17/2006 New Way To Open Ion Channels Found
07/17/2006 Grant Awarded For Molecule Synthesizing
07/17/2006 Cover Gallery Popular Science Magazine Covers
07/17/2006 Charmoné Introduces Elegant Shoe Line for the Fashion Conscious with a Social Conscience
07/17/2006 Freedom to choose won't make you happier
07/17/2006 Study Elders with dementia can tap into memory stores to give advice
07/17/2006 JRRD tipsheet Focus on spinal cord injury, gait, stroke, power mobility, and more
07/17/2006 Shuttle risks persist, even with perfect landing
07/17/2006 Tsunami on Indonesia's Java coast kills 80 people
07/17/2006 BLOG Announcing Spaceport America
07/17/2006 http://www.pr-inside.com/rss/mtv-to-air-programmes-with-a-conscience-r11734.htm
07/17/2006 One leg in science and other in gizmos
07/17/2006 Excerpt from Kessler's 'The End of Medicine'
07/17/2006 CSU receives large science grant
07/17/2006 Decline in concentration, decision-making and problem-solving
07/17/2006 Study identifies new role for breast cancer susceptibility gene
07/17/2006 Test for esophageal reflux licensed to Bayer by Wake Forest University Health Sciences
07/17/2006 MRIs show drug treatment slows brain deterioration on road to Alzheimer's disease
07/17/2006 OHSU Cancer Institute researchers use shortcut to identify new treatment target for leukemia
07/17/2006 MIT creates fiber webs that see
07/17/2006 Nutritional knowledge improves lunch lady image
07/17/2006 Discovery of agile molecular motors could aid in treating motor neuron diseases
07/17/2006 Do guidelines matter?
07/17/2006 Structure determined for p53 tumor suppressor protein as bound to DNA for anti-cancer activity
07/17/2006 Gatekeeping Penn researchers find new way to open ion channels in cell membranes
07/17/2006 Sticks and stones Teenage ridicule has lasting effects on consumer behavior
07/17/2006 Anxious adults judge facial cues faster, but less accurately
07/17/2006 Animation can be outlet for victimized children, a tool for research
07/17/2006 Discovery lands at Kennedy Space Center
07/17/2006 Research documents children's exposure to pesticides, suggests need for family education
07/17/2006 You argue when you care
07/17/2006 14 Year old boy who sees with sound!
07/17/2006 Air Force, Contractors Seek Ways To Fight Brain Drain
07/17/2006 Shuttle Returns To Earth
07/17/2006 Discovery landing completes 'great mission'
07/17/2006 'Baby Or Bust' Couple Seeks Online
07/17/2006 Safe Landing For Space Shuttle Discovery
07/17/2006 Inflatable space module puffs up
07/17/2006 A Protein Complex That Untangles DNA
07/17/2006 Queen's staff begins census of Thames swans
07/17/2006 PPARC/CCRC
07/17/2006 Biometric identification for on-line and off-line signature recognition
07/17/2006 Discovery lands, completes 'great mission'
07/17/2006 At least 5 dead after Indonesian tsunami
07/17/2006 Shuttle Begins Return to Cape Canaveral
07/17/2006 Printing body bits
07/17/2006 Israel Herald Recommended source for Space Science News
07/17/2006 Inflatable Space Station Prototype a Success
07/17/2006 Indian Scientists Develop Vaccine for Bird Flu
07/17/2006 Parrots much smarter than previously thought
07/17/2006 The First Star Things Heated Up Quickly, Scientists Say
07/17/2006 LIVE Coverage Crew Suits Up, Takes Fluids
07/17/2006 Space Shuttle Discovery to Land Today
07/17/2006 ScienceDaily Headlines
07/17/2006 Waves hit Indonesia after tsunami warning
07/17/2006 Discovery prepares for re-entry
07/17/2006 Mission accomplished, Discovery bound for home
07/17/2006 Discovery's Mission Accomplished
07/17/2006 Goals Accomplished, Discovery Heads Home
07/17/2006 Victoria invests extra 12m in renewable energy
07/17/2006 Discovery's left wing free of damage
07/17/2006 Nebraska's Popular Chimney Rock Eroding
07/17/2006 Peruvians Shear Vicunas in Annual Roundup
07/17/2006 Lung diseases represent major costs for society
07/17/2006 Royal Society inducts SARS expert
07/17/2006 Shuttle Cleared to Return to Earth Monday
07/17/2006 Droughts could boost global warming scientists
07/17/2006 Discovery shuttle prepares for return
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