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10/27/2006 [-] Gov't Gives 450M to Coal Research
10/27/2006 [-] Gov't gives $450M to coal research
10/27/2006 [-] Bizarre Beasts That Evolution Left Behind
10/27/2006 [-] Weekend Windstorm Taking Shape
10/27/2006 [-] Blue jean dye kills cancer cells
10/27/2006 [-] Top 10 dirtiest jobs in science
10/27/2006 [-] Comet Snow becomes a naked-eye object
10/27/2006 [-] Americans Fall Prey to Weight-Loss Supplement 'Hype'
10/27/2006 [-] Wild Boar May Have Caused Tainted Spinach Outbreak
10/27/2006 [-] The Bottled Water Lie
10/27/2006 [-] Science numbers 'masked'
10/27/2006 [-] Thieves Lead to Discov
10/27/2006 [-] Animal of the Week
10/27/2006 [-] New Recipe How to Make a Mass Extinction
10/27/2006 [-] Science Takes Aim at Supernatural Myths
10/27/2006 [-] Navies help keep guard up on Gulf oil facilities
10/27/2006 [-] Scientist takes a bite out of the vampire myth
10/27/2006 [-] Vampires, ghosts aren't real, says physicist worried about American beliefs
10/27/2006 [-] Bio-Shirt Monitors Athletes
10/27/2006 [-] 10 dirtiest jobs in science
10/27/2006 [-] Professor puts puzzle in science art
10/27/2006 [-] Museum exhibit examines science of 'CSI'
10/27/2006 [-] Experiments show silly side of science
10/27/2006 [-] 'Creation science' enters the race
10/27/2006 [-] Chinese gov't appoints new science, social science officials
10/27/2006 [-] Wild bird trade ban 'should stay'
10/27/2006 [-] Physicists use math and science to debunk beliefs in monsters
10/27/2006 [-] First segment of NASA Connect Ancient Observatories
10/27/2006 [-] Lost A Generation of Scientists
10/27/2006 [-] Ghostbuster's main weapon Science
10/26/2006 [-] Melbourne professor wins science award
10/26/2006 [-] Space tourist to lift off in March
10/26/2006 [-] Science bites myth of vampires, ghosts
10/26/2006 [-] Significant storm will affect the East
10/26/2006 [-] Net-based psychiatric treatments sometimes beneficial
10/26/2006 [-] What happens if you throw an elephant into a black hole?
10/26/2006 [-] Science doesn't support flu shots Researcher
10/26/2006 [-] Manatee Plays Hide, Seek With Rescuers
10/26/2006 [-] IP Law for science students
10/26/2006 [-] Team develops DNA switch to interface living organisms with computers
10/26/2006 [-] New tourist to visit the space station
10/26/2006 [-] Los Alamos lab to test giant magnet
10/26/2006 [-] Scientists study brain using video game
10/26/2006 [-] Associateship in information sciences
10/26/2006 [-] Science at its best
10/26/2006 [-] Science takes a bite out of vampires
10/26/2006 [-] Cold Virus Might Harm Long-Term Memory
10/26/2006 [-] Genes May Help Some People Bear Pain
10/26/2006 [-] VIDEO Why We Age
10/26/2006 [-] Science Bites Myth of Vampires, Ghosts
10/26/2006 [-] Bad Climate Science Yields Worse Economics
10/26/2006 [-] 'Nerd' outlines space ambitions
10/26/2006 [-] Oldest Bee Ever
10/26/2006 [-] Actor Fox sparks debate, support for stem cells
10/26/2006 [-] World oil production may have peaked executive
10/26/2006 [-] Ottawa warned not to ignore Kyoto commitments to Quebec
10/26/2006 [-] Diseases put on notice
10/26/2006 [-] Storm heads east
10/26/2006 [-] Oneofakind magnet open for science
10/26/2006 [-] Science Takes a Bite Out of Vampires
10/26/2006 [-] Russian Space Ship Doesn't Dock Properly
10/26/2006 [-] ExxonMobil posts huge profits of 10.49 bln dlrs
10/26/2006 [-] Major Colorado snow storm
10/26/2006 [-] Drug Reactions Send 700,000 People to ER a Year, Study Says
10/26/2006 [-] Stents Called Too Risky for Stroke Prevention
10/26/2006 [-] Space Elevator Visions Going Up
10/26/2006 [-] X Prize Cup Contestant to Shoot for Faux Moon
10/26/2006 [-] Science Takes the Fiction Out of the Invisibility Cloak
10/26/2006 [-] Antibiotic Fights Intestinal Bacteria, Relieves Irritable Bowel Syndrome
10/26/2006 [-] A space vision crashes, burns
10/26/2006 [-] Rocketing into commercial spaceflight
10/26/2006 [-] Alaska villagers living in bird flu's flight path
10/26/2006 [-] No prizes for space elevators
10/26/2006 [-] UNH device in space will study sun's eruptions
10/26/2006 [-] Molecular biologist wins top science prize
10/26/2006 [-] Science degree numbers 'masked'
10/26/2006 [-] Science exam a test of love...
10/26/2006 [-] Ocean array acts as climate alert
10/26/2006 [-] Neuroscience conference for Dubai
10/26/2006 [-] Stripper teaches you physics
10/26/2006 [-] Study says scans could save millions from lung cancer
10/26/2006 [-] Ancient footprints found in Mexico valley
10/25/2006 [-] South Korea's science ministry confirms North Korean nuclear test
10/25/2006 [-] Student earns prize for science project
10/25/2006 [-] Playoff seeding An imperfect science
10/25/2006 [-] U.S. space probes launched to capture 3-D sun image
10/25/2006 [-] Home experiments with hydrogen
10/25/2006 [-] Tropical storm downgraded to depression
10/25/2006 [-] Geldof helps open Toronto research centre
10/25/2006 [-] This is the coolest thing ever 6 minutes, but just kept getting better!!
10/25/2006 [-] Local Realism, Loopholes, and the God Delusion
10/25/2006 [-] Blizzard brewing?
10/25/2006 [-] One-of-a-kind magnet open for science
10/25/2006 [-] Cousteau's Widow Opposes Condo Project
10/25/2006 [-] NYT Science Image The Periodic Table Gets a Full-Body Makeover
10/25/2006 [-] Prisoner dilemma and the evolution of cooperation
10/25/2006 [-] Alberta scientist missing in Hawaii
10/25/2006 [-] Scientists urge Ont. to beef up endangered species law
10/25/2006 [-] Walter Inglis Anderson daughter to speak at Miss. Museum of Natural Science
10/25/2006 [-] Targeted Genetics receives patent
10/25/2006 [-] Cork, oak trees dying for unknown reasons conservation group
10/25/2006 [-] Study Defines RFID System Capacity, Sets Performance Metrics for Gen2 Proto
10/25/2006 [-] Study Wood Stoves Affect Global Warming
10/25/2006 [-] Study Amazon River Reversed Flow
10/25/2006 [-] Trotting With Emus, Walk With Dinosaurs
10/25/2006 [-] Oldest Complex Organic Molecules Isolated
10/25/2006 [-] Little GM food makes it onto European plates, says EU
10/25/2006 [-] Canadian polar bear may be West Nile victim
10/25/2006 [-] More sharks than estimated killed for fin soup study
10/25/2006 [-] Secrets of the honey bee revealed in genome code
10/25/2006 [-] Secrets of honey bee revealed in genome code
10/25/2006 [-] Pentagon robo-racers to receive trophies, not cash, due to obscure law signed last week
10/25/2006 [-] Levi's memoir beats Darwin to win science book title
10/25/2006 [-] Amazon River Flowed Backwards in Ancient Times
10/25/2006 [-] When an art object vexes, nuke it
10/25/2006 [-] North Coast Acreage Protected
10/25/2006 [-] Future Weather Forecast Is a Study in Extremes
10/25/2006 [-] William Morris Not Moving Far
10/25/2006 [-] The decline of political competition
10/25/2006 [-] Ballona Wetlands Activist Takes Deal in Vandalism Case
10/25/2006 [-] Congo hippos may face extinction
10/25/2006 [-] Hazing keeps big pests at bay in Oregon
10/25/2006 [-] A wave of celebrity protest in Malibu
10/25/2006 [-] Chinese Academy of Sciences institute seals long-term partnership with Keygene
10/25/2006 [-] South Korea's science ministry confirms North Korean nuclear test
10/25/2006 [-] Bio-Shirt Monitors Athletes
10/25/2006 [-] Brain Chip Alters the Mind
10/25/2006 [-] Underwater sound breaks the surface
10/25/2006 [-] Spacecraft to make 3D Sun movies
10/25/2006 [-] Warming link to amphibian disease
10/25/2006 [-] Australia plans world's biggest space-age solar power station
10/25/2006 [-] Subliminal Nude Pictures Focus Attention
10/25/2006 [-] Science teaching gets boost in district
10/25/2006 [-] Rhodri accused on science policy
10/25/2006 [-] Molecular biologist wins top science prize
10/25/2006 [-] Scientists World's Coral Reefs in Danger
10/25/2006 [-] Report Nations stripping planet http//networks.org/?src=cnn2006TECHscience1024humans.planet.reut/link
10/24/2006 [-] New evidence of early horse domestication
10/24/2006 [-] Einstein's Twin Paradox
10/24/2006 [-] Canada in top 5 of countries squandering Earth's resources WWF
10/24/2006 [-] A significant storm will develop
10/24/2006 [-] Top power firms urge sustainable energy policies
10/24/2006 [-] Climate change, fungal disease threaten frogs
10/24/2006 [-] Study LA Has State's Worst Beach Water
10/24/2006 [-] Report exposes nations stripping planet's resources
10/24/2006 [-] Lucy fossils to go on display abroad for first time
10/24/2006 [-] Fox stem cell research ads draw praise, criticism
10/24/2006 [-] Former coach, science teacher sentenced for sexual assault
10/24/2006 [-] Calgary Crimestoppers goes green
10/24/2006 [-] Canada's law to curb toxic substances at risk judge
10/24/2006 [-] Diet Linked to Brain Size in Primates
10/24/2006 [-] Bayer MaterialScience to Acquire Taiwan's Ure-Tech Group
10/24/2006 [-] New Wrinkle in Search for Youthful Look
10/24/2006 [-] How the emotional parts of our brains can be manipulated
10/24/2006 [-] Too gassy to be green
10/24/2006 [-] Cash for cancer search
10/24/2006 [-] B.C. has survival plan for caribou
10/24/2006 [-] B.C. caribou survival plan includes moving small herds, predator cull
10/24/2006 [-] Stoic or just lucky? Gene affects pain study
10/24/2006 [-] Vegetables May Boost Brain Power in Older Adults
10/24/2006 [-] Daily Drink or Two Cuts Healthy Men's Heart Attack Risk
10/24/2006 [-] Artificial Lung Valve Could Aid Emphysema Paitients
10/24/2006 [-] Patient's Own Blood Cells Treat Tennis Elbow
10/24/2006 [-] S.Korea scientist says paid gangsters for mammoth
10/24/2006 [-] OSU taps former COSI chief to lead science center
10/24/2006 [-] New, hands-on science demos teach young students how volcanoes 'blow their tops,' spew lava
10/24/2006 [-] Some Very Fishy Diet Advice
10/24/2006 [-] Coins Don't Smell, You Do
10/24/2006 [-] Halloween's Top 10 Scary Creatures
10/24/2006 [-] Science given royal nod
10/24/2006 [-] State group honors science teacher
10/24/2006 [-] Cancer wont kill in 20 years
10/24/2006 [-] Humans living far beyond planet's means WWF
10/24/2006 [-] news Speech by Mary Hanafin T.D., Minister for Education and Science
10/23/2006 [-] More ways than one to catch a common cold
10/23/2006 [-] Skin moles may hold clues to treating cancer
10/23/2006 [-] Smoking may increase risk of contracting AIDS virus
10/23/2006 [-] Hysteria A new look at an old malady
10/23/2006 [-] A dinosaur is cleared of cannibalism
10/23/2006 [-] Turning tame fruit flies into aggressive bullies
10/23/2006 [-] Epidemic flares in India and Réunion
10/23/2006 [-] The healing power of relationships
10/23/2006 [-] 'Emperor' of math builds up realm in Chinese science
10/23/2006 [-] Low cholesterol goals questioned
10/23/2006 [-] Factors linked to a risk of early puberty
10/23/2006 [-] Health & Science International Herald Tribune
10/23/2006 [-] AP Top Science News At 905 p.m.
10/23/2006 [-] Tidal Streams Probe Dark Matter Forces
10/23/2006 [-] Richard Dawkins Why There Almost Certainly Is No God
10/23/2006 [-] A new acceleration additive for making 'ice that burns'
10/23/2006 [-] Rock-it science Queen star conquering the universe
10/23/2006 [-] Microwave-oven gun
10/23/2006 [-] Dinosaur fossils spill their guts, out come worms
10/23/2006 [-] Colder-than-normal Nov-Jan for U.S. Northeast WSI
10/23/2006 [-] CORRECTED Dinosaur fossils spill their guts, out come worms
10/23/2006 [-] Queen guitarist launches astronomy book
10/23/2006 [-] Erotica Entices Even When Invisible
10/23/2006 [-] Science quiz conducted
10/23/2006 [-] Brain Site For Rapid Learning Determined
10/23/2006 [-] Scientists Study Bacterial Magnetism
10/23/2006 [-] Cash-Strapped Museum to Sell Gems
10/23/2006 [-] Scientists Fret over Starving and Missing Whales
10/23/2006 [-] Rock-it science Queen star conquering the universe
10/23/2006 [-] Crude oil prices head lower
10/23/2006 [-] Space station cargo ship launched
10/23/2006 [-] The nanoscience of art restoration
10/23/2006 [-] Government launches science scholarships
10/23/2006 [-] Grant to aid Butler math, science efforts
10/23/2006 [-] Ozone hole is 'biggest on record'
10/23/2006 [-] Scanning for schizophrenia
10/23/2006 [-] Examiner Science
10/23/2006 [-] Science Teacher Sets Fire To Classroom
10/23/2006 [-] A wave of celebrity protest in Malibu
10/22/2006 [-] India to host international conference in basic sciences
10/22/2006 [-] Science campus slowly takes root in Florida's soil
10/22/2006 [-] Velocity11 Life science equipment maker speeds up growth
10/22/2006 [-] Duke paves way for science ideas
10/22/2006 [-] Celebrities protest Malibu gas facility
10/22/2006 [-] Humble dung gets its day in the sun at Miami zoo
10/22/2006 [-] Chilly Eastern Half but Warm Southwest
10/22/2006 [-] Two Bacteria Remain Living Despite the Absence of Genes
10/22/2006 [-] The science of managing plantations
10/22/2006 [-] Island on Lake Champlain offers view of remnants of world's oldest coral reef
10/22/2006 [-] Some say Southeast Asia's legendary wild ox may not be new species after all
10/22/2006 [-] A Strong Cold Sweeps the Nation.
10/22/2006 [-] Science Across the Borders Eric Lander
10/22/2006 [-] Science Worship is good for the lungs
10/22/2006 [-] U Of MN Earns 7.9 Million NIH Grant To Expand Neuroscience Research
10/22/2006 [-] Century to begin science expansion
10/22/2006 [-] ‘Science experiment'
10/22/2006 [-] News Science & Health - MercuryNews.com
10/22/2006 [-] Conscience Series - UNDERSTANDING THE BASIC PRINCIPAL OF INDONESIAN
10/22/2006 [-] Asia's Kouprey May Not Be New Species
10/22/2006 [-] Close up image of a cat's toungue
10/22/2006 [-] A passion for the deep
10/22/2006 [-] Oil nationalism makes life diffcult for multinationals
10/22/2006 [-] The decline of political competition
10/22/2006 [-] Hazing keeps big pests at bay in Oregon
10/22/2006 [-] Congo hippos may face extinction
10/22/2006 [-] A space vision crashes, burns
10/22/2006 [-] Rocketing into commercial spaceflight
10/22/2006 [-] Alaska villagers living in bird flu's flight path
10/21/2006 [-] Tm Bioscience Amended License Agreement with Sirius Genomics
10/21/2006 [-] Cold October Continues for Many
10/21/2006 [-] Asia's kouprey may not be new species
10/21/2006 [-] Softpedia Latest IT&Science news
10/21/2006 [-] VIDEO Organ Repair
10/21/2006 [-] America in 2043
10/21/2006 [-] Iceland breaks 21-year-old whale hunting ban
10/21/2006 [-] Tropical storm Paul heads for Mexico's Baja coast
10/21/2006 [-] 'Another New Mars' NASA Orbiter Ready for Red Planet Science
10/21/2006 [-] Science & Space BLOG Armadillo Aerospace Lunar Lander Crashes
10/21/2006 [-] Storms, floods hit Greece for second time this week
10/21/2006 [-] Whales Dive Record 6,230 Feet
10/21/2006 [-] Mobile lab gives students up-close look at science
10/21/2006 [-] Science teachers say Pluto's demotion to 'dwarf planet' is teachable
10/21/2006 [-] Stirrings of Sea Creatures Affect Global Climate
10/21/2006 [-] Dog Saves Owner, Dies Trying to Save Cat
10/21/2006 [-] Google to Convert HQ to Solar Power
10/21/2006 [-] Human Activity Linked to Antarctic Ice Shelf Collapse
10/21/2006 [-] Noni Nonsense Miracle Juice or Scam in a Bottle?
10/21/2006 [-] Scientists Create Super-Heavy Element
10/21/2006 [-] U.S. Population Passes 300 Million
10/21/2006 [-] Radar Helps Locate Meteorite in Kansas
10/21/2006 [-] Toyota, Honda Lead Fuel-Efficient List
10/21/2006 [-] Panda's World More than Black and White
10/21/2006 [-] Ancient Miniature Buffalo Discovered
10/21/2006 [-] Dangers of Prescription Drugs Documented
10/21/2006 [-] Scientists Laud Educational Potential of Video Games
10/21/2006 [-] Tongue Piercing Linked to Variety of Health Problems
10/21/2006 [-] Grammar May Help Fight Bacteria
10/21/2006 [-] Robots Staff Automated Restaurants
10/21/2006 [-] 7 Plead Guilty in Stolen Body Parts Case
10/21/2006 [-] More Evidence Suggests Marijuana Slows Alzheimer's
10/21/2006 [-] Discovery Points to Our Fishy Heritage
10/21/2006 [-] California Plans to Save Salton Sea
10/21/2006 [-] Smoking and Driving Never Mix
10/21/2006 [-] Trendy Hormone Treatments No Passage to Graceful Aging
10/21/2006 [-] Suicide Risk Doubles After Cancer Diagnosis
10/21/2006 [-] Pacific Northwest to Become Even More Dismal
10/21/2006 [-] Scientists Put Shrimp on a Treadmill
10/21/2006 [-] School Bans Playing Tag
10/21/2006 [-] Happiness + Confidence = Poor Math Skills
10/21/2006 [-] Bear Cubs Trapped in Bear-Proof Dumpster
10/21/2006 [-] Ozone Hole Breaks Record
10/21/2006 [-] Missing Waterford Union High School Science Teacher Found
10/21/2006 [-] Coming Soon Fried Purple Tomatoes
10/21/2006 [-] Scientist Sets Backpack Down, Finds Dinosaur
10/21/2006 [-] McConnell plans US-style science schools for bright sparks
10/21/2006 [-] Mozambique China, Mozambique to exchange science staff
10/21/2006 [-] Lunar Lander Challenge
10/21/2006 [-] Teachers Pluto's downgrade is teachable
10/21/2006 [-] Teachers Pluto's Downgrade Is Teachable
10/21/2006 [-] Antibiotic Fights Intestinal Bacteria, Relieves Irritable Bowel Syndrome
10/20/2006 [-] OHSU helping to boost bioscience in Oregon
10/20/2006 [-] The price of past US threats against North Korea The Christian Science Monitor
10/20/2006 [-] College Board weighs online science labs
10/20/2006 [-] Chen, Saca visit Taiwan Science Park
10/20/2006 [-] Girls Urged On Science Subjects
10/20/2006 [-] CANADA Critics Say New Environment Policy Ignores Science
10/20/2006 [-] Teachers say pluto's downgrade teachable
10/20/2006 [-] Global warming predictions a 'wild ride' of droughts, heavy rain, heat waves
10/20/2006 [-] Proposal for waste storage worries Great Lakes activists
10/20/2006 [-] Scientists Say Weather Extremes Likely
10/20/2006 [-] Labour unveils science academy plan
10/20/2006 [-] Study Sparks Debate on Ritalin Use in Preschoolers
10/20/2006 [-] Watch the Volume on Your iPod
10/20/2006 [-] Widely Used Diabetes Drug May Not Work
10/20/2006 [-] New Academy of Sciences to be green showcase
10/20/2006 [-] Stormy weather hits the Northeast
10/20/2006 [-] Educators Debate Taking The Blood And Explosions Out Of Science
10/20/2006 [-] Salty lake raises California's blood pressure
10/20/2006 [-] Sucking Up Why Monkeys Groom the Boss
10/20/2006 [-] The science of making skyscrapers safe.
10/20/2006 [-] Rwanda Girls Urged On Science Subjects
10/20/2006 [-] Antarctic ozone hole sets size record
10/20/2006 [-] Self-organizing traffic lights A realistic simulation
10/20/2006 [-] DFO forced to end fish-for-science barter system
10/20/2006 [-] Children Exposed to Pesticides in U.S. Daycare Centers
10/20/2006 [-] Science Center beginning its building boom
10/20/2006 [-] Whaling already hurting tourism to Iceland
10/20/2006 [-] Without a lab bench, is it science?
10/20/2006 [-] Duke University Scientists Create Invisibility Cloak
10/20/2006 [-] Whales Set Deep-Diving Record
10/20/2006 [-] EU urges Iceland not to resume whale hunts
10/20/2006 [-] First Minister opens new science centre
10/20/2006 [-] DNAPrint Pharmaceuticals to Present at New York Life Sciences Venture Summit
10/20/2006 [-] Women, told their genes make them worse at math, scored poorly
10/20/2006 [-] The Nation's Weather
10/20/2006 [-] Merging cutting-edge science with business savvy for a successful start-up
10/20/2006 [-] Deconstructing A Deadly Mold, Gene By Gene
10/19/2006 [-] Scientists take step toward invisibility cloak
10/19/2006 [-] Leonardo Da Vinci's Ten Best Ideas
10/19/2006 [-] Business leaders want science degrees to be free
10/19/2006 [-] Scientists Take Step Toward Invisibility
10/19/2006 [-] No Test Tubes? Debate on Virtual Science Classes
10/19/2006 [-] Climate water threat to millions
10/19/2006 [-] Researchers find new species in box at US museum
10/19/2006 [-] Paper firm posing threat to Indonesian forest WWF
10/19/2006 [-] Study Finds Ozone Hole Worse Than Ever
10/19/2006 [-] Science & Space Russia Launches Europe Weather Satellite
10/19/2006 [-] Science & Space Meningitis vaccine may have paralyzing side-effect small study
10/19/2006 [-] Scientists Develop Cloaking Device
10/19/2006 [-] Brown Dwarf Star Companion Found
10/19/2006 [-] Bacteria Found Digesting Radiated Water
10/19/2006 [-] EnergyNight shines a bright light on new work
10/19/2006 [-] Cloaking device works, sort of, scientists say
10/19/2006 [-] Business leaders want science degrees to be free
10/19/2006 [-] King & Queen of green
10/19/2006 [-] UN Growing number of 'dead zones' in oceans
10/19/2006 [-] Study looks at women's math skills
10/19/2006 [-] Bacteria Found Nearly 2 Miles Underground
10/19/2006 [-] The 100-Year Forecast More Extreme Weather
10/19/2006 [-] Successful Sex Strategy Be Last in Line
10/19/2006 [-] Quantum Computing Gets Boost From 'Entanglement' Of Atom Pair
10/19/2006 [-] Science Foundation adds two top researchers
10/19/2006 [-] Study Belief that genes control math skills impact women's performance
10/19/2006 [-] Russian rocket launches Europe weather satellite
10/19/2006 [-] U.N. Number of ocean 'dead zones' rise
10/19/2006 [-] Ancient Ruins in Iraq's War Zone
10/19/2006 [-] Innovation marks new breed of inventors
10/19/2006 [-] Russian rocket with European weather satellite lifts off
10/19/2006 [-] Fear Could be Linked to Cancer
10/19/2006 [-] Experts create invisibility cloak
10/19/2006 [-] Scientists boldly go where only science fiction has been before
10/19/2006 [-] Complete works of Darwin to be made available online
10/19/2006 [-] More Flooding Rains
10/19/2006 [-] DR Congo hippos 'face extinction'
10/19/2006 [-] Complete works of Britain's Darwin to be made available online
10/19/2006 [-] TipRename your digital photos automatically in Windows XP
10/19/2006 [-] Piloting a wheelchair with the power of the mind
10/18/2006 [-] Mexico Rejects Biotech Corn Planting
10/18/2006 [-] Police author writes Christian fiction, Science Fiction and Historical Novels
10/18/2006 [-] New Face-Recognition Software for Assessing Pain in Infants
10/18/2006 [-] Beast in sediment is photo winner
10/18/2006 [-] Scientists say Hawaii hit by two quakes
10/18/2006 [-] More arson convictions challenged by science
10/18/2006 [-] 'Green Manure' May Protect Idaho Crops
10/18/2006 [-] World pollution hotspots mapped
10/18/2006 [-] Chinese, US women pick up award for science education
10/18/2006 [-] 'Green manure' may protect Idaho crops
10/18/2006 [-] 'Toba Waste reduction, pollution prevention grants announced
10/18/2006 [-] Clean-air rules wouldn't kick in before 2010 doc
10/18/2006 [-] Over 10 million are at risk from environmental pollution
10/18/2006 [-] IISc. takes science to rural students
10/18/2006 [-] FDA Is Set To Approve Milk, Meat From Clones
10/18/2006 [-] Bubbles never forget October 2006
10/18/2006 [-] Pataki announces latest round of science research funding
10/18/2006 [-] Study eyes whale habit
10/18/2006 [-] Youth group protests Ottawa's climate change policy
10/18/2006 [-] New report details strategy for greener, more efficient commercial buildings
10/18/2006 [-] Waste reduction and pollution prevention grants announced
10/18/2006 [-] Study Reveals Key to Spring in Your Step
10/18/2006 [-] World's 10 Most Polluted Places
10/18/2006 [-] EURYI to showcase the future of European science in Prague EurekAlert!
10/18/2006 [-] Apple At Neuroscience 2006
10/18/2006 [-] Further delay for Metop satellite
10/18/2006 [-] Christian Science Church plans to develop its campus
10/18/2006 [-] Nigeria FG Trains Teachers in Science, Technology
10/18/2006 [-] Whaling nations heartened by Icelandic move
10/18/2006 [-] Two Greek islands declared disaster areas after night of floods
10/18/2006 [-] The Science of Atheism
10/18/2006 [-] Should I Do It? Power Up Computer Sciences
10/18/2006 [-] Herbert touts life sciences to lawmakers By Steve Hinnefeld
10/18/2006 [-] Supercomputers Can't Mimic Nuke Blast
10/18/2006 [-] Africa focus on climate change
10/18/2006 [-] From company A to Z, Find Information on Life Science Financials at Piribo.com
10/18/2006 [-] Drug Reactions Send 700,000 People to ER a Year, Study Says
10/18/2006 [-] North Coast Acreage Protected
10/18/2006 [-] Melbourne professor wins science award
10/18/2006 [-] Marketing a conscience
10/17/2006 [-] C.R. science center, IMAX theater set to close
10/17/2006 [-] Science Of Toys On Show At Motat
10/17/2006 [-] Scientists Discover New Element
10/17/2006 [-] How To Make Plasma In Your Microwave...video
10/17/2006 [-] What Ever Happened to Bill Nye The Science Guy?
10/17/2006 [-] YM BioSciences announces results of AeroLEFTM Phase IIb open-label study
10/17/2006 [-] Google Earth Lets UNC Prof Do Armchair Archaeology
10/17/2006 [-] Amnesty International Ko Thet Win Aung, prisoner of conscience, dies in prison
10/17/2006 [-] Drier than recent days
10/17/2006 [-] Smithsonian's Zoo Opens New Asia Trial
10/17/2006 [-] How to Have a Lucid Dream
10/17/2006 [-] Scientists 'Hear' Skin Cancer Cells
10/17/2006 [-] 'Emperor' of math builds up realm in Chinese science
10/17/2006 [-] French museum first to show Afghanistan's ancient treasures
10/17/2006 [-] Mass. science group names director
10/17/2006 [-] Lactic Acid Bacteria Comparison Published
10/17/2006 [-] Study Biofuel Cells Without The Bio Cells
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. Population
10/17/2006 [-] Metop satellite stood down
10/17/2006 [-] Weather around the U.S.A.
10/17/2006 [-] 2007 Vehicle Fuel Economy List Released
10/17/2006 [-] Science spending too low in Russia top academician
10/17/2006 [-] Fins of Ancient Marine Reptile Like Fiberglass
10/17/2006 [-] Kenya Kenya Vision 2030 Science is the Key
10/17/2006 [-] Iceland begins commercial whaling
10/17/2006 [-] Canada life sciences link launched
10/17/2006 [-] Wet weather heading east
10/17/2006 [-] Faith meets science on Ganga's banks
10/17/2006 [-] Hawaiian Earthquake
10/17/2006 [-] Side Effects of Ritalin Greater in Preschool
10/17/2006 [-] Element 118 Created, Scientists Report
10/16/2006 [-] Ko Thet Win Aung, prisoner of conscience, dies in prison Amnesty International
10/16/2006 [-] Science & Space NASA camera eyes Mars for possible manned mission
10/16/2006 [-] Astronomer credits 'Dish' with helping secure science win
10/16/2006 [-] Curren W. Warf, M.D. 655,000 Iraq War Deaths Watch Ideologues Slander Good Science
10/16/2006 [-] U.S., Russian scientists find element 118
10/16/2006 [-] 'Another New Mars' NASA Orbiter Ready for Red Planet Science
10/16/2006 [-] NASA may delay some shuttle launches
10/16/2006 [-] Element 118 Discovery
10/16/2006 [-] Why is spider silk so strong?
10/16/2006 [-] English Science Park set for 2008 in northern Seoul
10/16/2006 [-] Clean Air Act will face a rough ride in the Commons
10/16/2006 [-] Mysterious catamaran spotted near Ilwaco, WA
10/16/2006 [-] 3 dead in Texas thunderstorms, flooding
10/16/2006 [-] U.S., Russian scientists discover new element
10/16/2006 [-] Gravity Trains Take a 42 minute ride from Hawaii to New York
10/16/2006 [-] Ko Thet Win Aung, prisoner of conscience, dies in prison
10/16/2006 [-] Zooming Out in Time
10/16/2006 [-] Downpours will slip eastward, slacken Tuesday
10/16/2006 [-] Panda cub born at Zoo Atlanta opens her eyes
10/16/2006 [-] Shouldn't protect environment at expense of business Blackburn
10/16/2006 [-] Evergreen Solar gets 100M contract
10/16/2006 [-] It's Tarantula Season In California
10/16/2006 [-] ESA's MetOp Satellite Ready For Launch
10/16/2006 [-] Scientist Searches For Chemistry's Secrets
10/16/2006 [-] Fall Foliage Why Leaves Change Color
10/16/2006 [-] EU set to decide on compulsory tests for GMO rice
10/16/2006 [-] Severe storms/flooding for Gulf Coast
10/16/2006 [-] How to Do Cube Roots of 9 Digit Numbers IN YOUR HEAD
10/16/2006 [-] Hawaii Earthquake Damage Surveyed
10/16/2006 [-] The Last Gold Rush and the Real Cost of Bling
10/16/2006 [-] Bee researcher wins PM's science prize
10/16/2006 [-] Fast stars caught by computers
10/16/2006 [-] Sexual experiments and a science teacher
10/16/2006 [-] Aircraft go with less of a boom
10/16/2006 [-] Small Company Creates Big Business Thanks to the Science Of Hot Peppers
10/16/2006 [-] Flooding threatens parts of South
10/15/2006 [-] Doctors can't get enough flu vaccine
10/15/2006 [-] Danforth pushes for agricultural institute
10/15/2006 [-] Electromagnetic Bodies
10/15/2006 [-] EU and China launch Science and Technology Year EuropaWorld
10/15/2006 [-] EU takes action over carbon plans
10/15/2006 [-] Christians You think Islam is crazy?
10/15/2006 [-] iWeird/i science
10/15/2006 [-] New dawn for blood forests
10/15/2006 [-] Tropical depression drenches Mexico
10/15/2006 [-] Mathematical 'truth serum' promotes honesty
10/15/2006 [-] Science courses to be started in junior colleges
10/15/2006 [-] More Tourists Weigh Zero Gravity Flights
10/15/2006 [-] OPEC consensus to one million bpd cut Algerian minister
10/15/2006 [-] Scientists make atomic clock breakthrough
10/15/2006 [-] A second language 'changes personality'
10/15/2006 [-] Stormy and Wet Central to Southern U.S.
10/15/2006 [-] Kosovo rises on international agenda Howard LaFranchi / CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
10/15/2006 [-] U.S. population set to hit 300M on Tues.
10/14/2006 [-] Scientist Sees Art Through a Microscope
10/14/2006 [-] Divers Revel in Swimming With Sharks
10/14/2006 [-] Antimatter and matter combine in chemical reaction RUN!
10/14/2006 [-] Science Ignored, Again
10/14/2006 [-] Active weather hits parts of the country
10/14/2006 [-] World's Most Dangerous Airport Landing in Baghdad
10/14/2006 [-] Hawaii's Big Island Sinking Very Slowly
10/14/2006 [-] New science leads to new questions
10/14/2006 [-] The Case Against Depleted Uranium
10/14/2006 [-] U.S. Sets Aside Acreage for Beach Mice
10/14/2006 [-] Increasing rain across the Southwest
10/14/2006 [-] Malaysia Seeks Indonesia's Help In Fires
10/14/2006 [-] Big-Brother 7074 Is Watching You
10/14/2006 [-] EPA To Fund Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Grants
10/14/2006 [-] Visionaries Who Inspire Sixteen Outstanding Researchers Receive Singapore's Highest Honor In Science And Technology
10/14/2006 [-] Science, technology boost economic development in Africa
10/14/2006 [-] Chinese vice president calls for people-oriented science
10/14/2006 [-] Vice presidents calls for better science popularization
10/14/2006 [-] Political advisors show concerns over development of science,
10/13/2006 [-] Government blamed for science centre's closure
10/13/2006 [-] Wollemi treasure
10/13/2006 [-] New dawn for 'blood forests'
10/13/2006 [-] A Cult of Backyard Rocketeers Keeps the Solid Fuel Burning
10/13/2006 [-] Africa Our Girls Stay Home And India, China Scoop the Science Prizes
10/13/2006 [-] Nigeria World Bank Boosts Science Education With N192 Billion
10/13/2006 [-] Electrons Have Free Will?
10/13/2006 [-] Winter's first punch isn't quite over
10/13/2006 [-] Death toll at four in Louisiana gas pipe blast
10/13/2006 [-] Diesel's dirty image is changing
10/13/2006 [-] RPI names Agencourt Biosciences co-founder entrepreneur of the year
10/13/2006 [-] Antibiotics in Poultry May Pose Risk to Humans
10/13/2006 [-] Animal of the Week
10/13/2006 [-] Snail Mail with Real Snails
10/13/2006 [-] Female Sex Hormone Could Treat Brain Injury
10/13/2006 [-] New method edges closer to holy grail of modern chemistry
10/13/2006 [-] Guebuza Visits Science And Technology Ministry
10/13/2006 [-] French bill complicates Turkey's EU bid The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News
10/13/2006 [-] Science, technology boost economic development in Africa
10/13/2006 [-] American eels re-introduced in Ontario to help combat invasive species
10/13/2006 [-] Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life
10/13/2006 [-] The Orionid Meteor Shower See the Legacy of Halley's Comet
10/13/2006 [-] October storm sets records
10/13/2006 [-] Vacuumed Mercury Forces School Evacuation
10/13/2006 [-] Science & Space Exoplanet trapped between fire and ice
10/13/2006 [-] Angola example of oil growth in Africa
10/13/2006 [-] Record snowfall leaves thousands without power in western New York
10/13/2006 [-] VIDEO Sex & the Senses
10/13/2006 [-] Relic of the Stone Age found within cooee of the city
10/13/2006 [-] Science & Space Malaria Efficacy of monotherapies in Cameroon
10/13/2006 [-] Science & Space Researchers mimic lotus leaves for self-cleaning PV arrays, non-stick MEMS
10/13/2006 [-] Science & Space Complex meteorology at Venus
10/13/2006 [-] One Bird's Battle with Ugliness
10/13/2006 [-] Spider Silk Could Repair Human Ligaments
10/13/2006 [-] Rural watchdog breaks HR budget
10/13/2006 [-] The VR Committee on Science and Education stands for education separated from religion
10/13/2006 [-] American Science gets 4.2 million order for X-ray systems
10/13/2006 [-] Time to check the furnace
10/13/2006 [-] Irvine Ranch Acreage Gets Landmark Status
10/13/2006 [-] Two States to Address Klamath River Troubles
10/13/2006 [-] Fresh look at dwarf planet Ceres
10/13/2006 [-] BBC News Science/Nature World Edition
10/13/2006 [-] The Green Room
10/13/2006 [-] Ukraine's science to get the state budget support
10/13/2006 [-] Eden Bioscience shares rise 67 percent
10/13/2006 [-] Govt won't bail out science centre
10/13/2006 [-] Creating a stink in the name of science
10/13/2006 [-] Original astronaut returns to boost CU science student
10/12/2006 [-] Treasures in Ashes left by Wildfires
10/12/2006 [-] 2006 Severe Weather Recap
10/12/2006 [-] Winter home find cheers twitchers
10/12/2006 [-] Relativity/Quantum Mechanics Conflict
10/12/2006 [-] Alaska gov. may bypass lawmakers to OK gas pipeline
10/12/2006 [-] Democrats challenge EPA pesticide rule
10/12/2006 [-] Turkey's Orhan Pamuk, A Symbol Of Literary And Social Conscience, Wins Nobel Literature Prize
10/12/2006 [-] 'Living Fossil' Mouse Found on Cyprus
10/12/2006 [-] Holiday Shopping Notebook Jupiter
10/12/2006 [-] Group Warns African Mountains Will Lose Ice Caps
10/12/2006 [-] Alaskan Lakes Dry Up
10/12/2006 [-] Study Lasik safer than contact lenses
10/12/2006 [-] The future isnt what it used to be The Practical Futurist
10/12/2006 [-] Particle decay may point to New Physics
10/12/2006 [-] 10,000 Reward for Social Science Article
10/12/2006 [-] Sebelius, Barnett debate property rights
10/12/2006 [-] Fossil embryos caught in the act of dividing
10/12/2006 [-] Controllers turn off spinning gyroscope
10/12/2006 [-] Jupiter tiny spot goes from white to red
10/12/2006 [-] Botanic Surprises for Science Academicians' Holiday
10/12/2006 [-] Hot New Study Gold Forms Fast
10/12/2006 [-] Californians Bring Worms to Work
10/12/2006 [-] Woman Tried to Sell Mummified Remains On eBay
10/12/2006 [-] Smallest Genome of Living Creature Discovered
10/12/2006 [-] Mighty mouse Rare discovery in Europe
10/12/2006 [-] Chemists reinvent the science and industry of making plastics
10/12/2006 [-] Saturn's Rings Show Evidence Of Collision
10/12/2006 [-] Scientists Study Insulin-Degrading Enzyme
10/12/2006 [-] Structure of enzyme offers treatment clues for diabetes, Alzheimer's
10/12/2006 [-] The Book of Origins A special extract
10/12/2006 [-] Teenager Plays Video Game Just By Thinking
10/12/2006 [-] North Korea has the bomb. Now what The Christian Science Monitor
10/12/2006 [-] Drugs Slip Past FDA, Sell Unapproved by the Millions
10/12/2006 [-] Gold Rush Plunges Undersea as Miners Scour Pacific
10/12/2006 [-] Russian scientists deny comet will collide with Earth soon
10/12/2006 [-] Coldest air of the season spreads southeast
10/12/2006 [-] Nelson J. Leonard, 90; Chemist's Research Had Far-Reaching Effects
10/12/2006 [-] Science exhibit to show bodies from inside out
10/12/2006 [-] Science, technology boost economic development in Africa
10/12/2006 [-] Study links extinction cycles to changes in earth's orbit and tilt
10/11/2006 [-] MIT, Portugal Sign Science Research Agreement
10/11/2006 [-] Science Foundation grant to help teach science, math
10/11/2006 [-] Super-Earths Form in Super Snowstorms
10/11/2006 [-] Boil an egg without water You must be yolking
10/11/2006 [-] Soyuz switches docking ports
10/11/2006 [-] New countryside body launched
10/11/2006 [-] Evolution Prevails in Michigan Schools ID Defeated
10/11/2006 [-] Xogen Tap Water as Fuel? w/ video
10/11/2006 [-] Bering Strait appeared earlier than believed
10/11/2006 [-] University of Applied Sciences HTW Chur, Switzerland Bachelor of Science in Tourism
10/11/2006 [-] Saturn's Moons May Be Creating More Rings
10/11/2006 [-] Science & Space Scientists Improve Storm Surge Forecasts
10/11/2006 [-] Science & Space Researchers Develop Nanoparticle Sensor
10/11/2006 [-] Science & Space 2 Scientists Name Asteroid for Nev. Town
10/11/2006 [-] Dubya-expelled Aussie receives top science award
10/11/2006 [-] Probe peers into Venusian secrets
10/11/2006 [-] Science and technology fair begins
10/11/2006 [-] Washington's zoo to get a new Asia Trail
10/11/2006 [-] Space probe shows Saturn wearing 'string of pearls'
10/11/2006 [-] Vaccine hopes for Ethiopian wolf
10/11/2006 [-] Harper promises anti-smog rules
10/11/2006 [-] Alta leads country in greenhouse gas PollutionWatch.org
10/11/2006 [-] Where did all the lithium go?
10/11/2006 [-] Lost city 'could rewrite history'
10/11/2006 [-] Targeted vaccination could save endangered species
10/11/2006 [-] Robot Grabs and Solves Rubik's Cube
10/11/2006 [-] Mobility Key to Animals Surviving Human Sprawl
10/11/2006 [-] MDI Facility At Bayer MaterialScience Plant In New Martinsville To Close
10/11/2006 [-] New Delhi Banishes Menacing Monkeys
10/11/2006 [-] Hearing and Vision Erode Together
10/11/2006 [-] Ancient Camels Were Huge
10/11/2006 [-] New science GCSE slammed
10/11/2006 [-] Grant to boost Forsyth County science education
10/11/2006 [-] Alaska oil pipeline's shaking causes concerns
10/11/2006 [-] New science GCSE 'fit for the pub'
10/11/2006 [-] Eco-Kremlin Russia targets energy giants
10/11/2006 [-] Significant storm on the way
10/11/2006 [-] A life lesson in life sciences
10/11/2006 [-] The politics of science will Change
10/11/2006 [-] Science teaching 'dumbing down'
10/11/2006 [-] High school students to be quizzed on science topics
10/11/2006 [-] Evolution Found Fittest in Michigan Science Classes
10/11/2006 [-] The Hindu Business Science
10/11/2006 [-] Computer Science or IT, what's your pick?
10/11/2006 [-] The starting point for cosmology as a precision science
10/11/2006 [-] The Hindu Science & Technology
10/11/2006 [-] Associateship in information sciences
10/11/2006 [-] Sub specialisation area in Forensic Science Part-III
10/10/2006 [-] A university for fisheries science
10/10/2006 [-] Intelligent design banished from science class
10/10/2006 [-] CII signs MoU with UK's Imperial College of Science and Tech
10/10/2006 [-] Michigan backs teaching evolution in science class
10/10/2006 [-] House panel says BP may have withheld info on Alaska
10/10/2006 [-] Intelligent design kicked out of science class
10/10/2006 [-] Edmund S. Phelps has won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 2006
10/10/2006 [-] New science degree in bid to save shortage subjects
10/10/2006 [-] Archeologists say giant camels roamed Syria in prehistoric times
10/10/2006 [-] Science Behind Health Benefits of Moderate Beer Consumption
10/10/2006 [-] World News Science teaching 'back to front'
10/10/2006 [-] Mich. board OKs curriculum on evolution
10/10/2006 [-] Science teaching 'back to front'
10/10/2006 [-] New countryside body reveals aims
10/10/2006 [-] Could West Michigan be the new hub for the life sciences industry?
10/10/2006 [-] U.S.-Canada teamwork needed to prevent Great Lakes spills IJC report
10/10/2006 [-] An Urgent Call by Scientists to ... Defend Science!
10/10/2006 [-] Space station crew goes out for a spin in Soyuz
10/10/2006 [-] Doctor touts vasectomies for elephants
10/10/2006 [-] Michigan OKs Teaching Evolution in Science Class
10/10/2006 [-] Evolution wins out in Michigan science curriculum debate
10/10/2006 [-] High E. Coli Readings Traced to Faulty Pipe
10/10/2006 [-] Appeals Court Upholds Storm Runoff Plan
10/10/2006 [-] EPA Criticized for Not Toughening Soot Law
10/10/2006 [-] U.S. Rules Allow the Sale of Products Others Ban
10/10/2006 [-] In a Battered City, Gravestones Tell the Story of a New Russia
10/10/2006 [-] For the Sick, No Place to Turn
10/10/2006 [-] Believers preach gospel of green
10/10/2006 [-] Dust 'affects hurricane activity'
10/10/2006 [-] Fertile women dress to impress, U.S. study finds
10/10/2006 [-] Expert State on track to be life-sciences hub
10/10/2006 [-] Even if Device Was Flawed, Test Crossed a Threshold
10/10/2006 [-] Girls experiment with science, math at NCC
10/10/2006 [-] Fertile women dress to impress study
10/09/2006 [-] The Cold is Coming
10/09/2006 [-] New Liquid Could Replace Adhesive Bandages
10/09/2006 [-] Firefighting Is a Hot Science
10/09/2006 [-] Smart night scope
10/09/2006 [-] 'Smart' table could boost brainstorming
10/09/2006 [-] DNA evidence turns 20.
10/09/2006 [-] Chinese vice premier stresses science, innovation in sustainable
10/09/2006 [-] Colourful bird new to science discovered in isolated range in Colombia
10/09/2006 [-] U.S. prof wins Nobel Prize in economic sciences
10/09/2006 [-] Marine park zones based on science authority
10/09/2006 [-] Hurricane Dennis Storm Surge Explained
10/09/2006 [-] Leaked Contaminated Water Pools Grow
10/09/2006 [-] Engineers Study 'Morphing Aircraft' Idea
10/09/2006 [-] Ottawa expected to launch green agenda in B.C.
10/09/2006 [-] Cell Fusion Mechanism Discovered
10/09/2006 [-] Study Stars Form From Debris Disks
10/09/2006 [-] Psychiatric Shift The Online Couch
10/09/2006 [-] Icicle Formation Mystery Solved
10/09/2006 [-] Game On at the Science Museum
10/09/2006 [-] Tanzania Baraa Students Yet to See Inside of Science Lab
10/09/2006 [-] Web Site Allows Searching for Friends in Photos
10/09/2006 [-] The Secret to Hummingbirds' Amazing Energy
10/09/2006 [-] UT Health Science Center president earns national honor
10/09/2006 [-] Stinky feet, annoying noise top IgNobel prize list
10/09/2006 [-] Legendary 'Unicorns' Have Individual Voices
10/09/2006 [-] Gene Found at the Root of Hair-Pulling Disorder
10/09/2006 [-] Tiny Fish Learn to Sniff Out Predators
10/09/2006 [-] Teenage Hiker Finds Ancient Artifact
10/09/2006 [-] Women Aroused as Quickly as Men
10/09/2006 [-] Scientists to Test Koala Contraceptive
10/09/2006 [-] Men as Addicted to Shopping as Women
10/09/2006 [-] Food Illnesses Decline
10/09/2006 [-] Experts Technology Could Save or Destroy Civilization This Century
10/09/2006 [-] One Third of Baby Deaths Due to Premature Births
10/09/2006 [-] 2 Americans Win Nobel Prize in Medicine
10/09/2006 [-] Simple Eye Test Could Spot Alzheimer's Early On
10/09/2006 [-] Online Virtual World Mimics Sci-Fi
10/09/2006 [-] Fish Farms Behind Springtime Salmon Slaughter
10/09/2006 [-] Researchers Aim for Single-Pixel Camera
10/09/2006 [-] Waves from Top of the World Destroy Huge Iceberg at Bottom
10/09/2006 [-] U.S. Population to Hit 300 Million This Month
10/09/2006 [-] New Device Reveals Hidden Blood Vessels
10/09/2006 [-] Object Off Alaska Coast May Be WWII Sub
10/09/2006 [-] Migrating Birds Take Hundreds of Daily Powernaps
10/09/2006 [-] Maine Quake Causes Dramatic Drop in Well Water Level
10/09/2006 [-] Man Recites Pi to 100,000 Places
10/09/2006 [-] American Wins Nobel Chemistry Prize
10/09/2006 [-] Extinction Risk Overfishing of ... Albatrosses
10/09/2006 [-] Snowball Effect Fuels Arctic Meltdown
10/09/2006 [-] Tomorrow's Robots Could Have Whiskers
10/09/2006 [-] Mad Deer Disease May Spread With Saliva
10/09/2006 [-] Life's Little Mysteries
10/09/2006 [-] VIDEO Here's to Your Brain
10/09/2006 [-] Naked Mole-rats Hold Clues to Human Aging
10/09/2006 [-] The Science Behind Beauty
10/09/2006 [-] Why the Frogs Are Dying
10/09/2006 [-] Planet enters 'ecological debt'
10/09/2006 [-] Ancient camel bones discovered in Syrian desert
10/09/2006 [-] USGS report on North Korea's nuke
10/09/2006 [-] Science is not only for the rich, says Pandor
10/09/2006 [-] American Edmund S. Phelps Wins Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
10/09/2006 [-] Senior balances love of field hockey, science
10/09/2006 [-] Pimm, his prize, and our planet
10/09/2006 [-] DNA Tests Planned to Help Fight Bay Pollution
10/09/2006 [-] High E. Coli Readings Traced to Faulty Pipe
10/09/2006 [-] Rx for hospital ERs Freeing up beds is key
10/08/2006 [-] Four Corners offers shopping with a conscience
10/08/2006 [-] The Nazi UFO Secret
10/08/2006 [-] Time Line of the Universe
10/08/2006 [-] Career fair set to help promote biosciences
10/08/2006 [-] Computer science, police commissioners and serial killers
10/08/2006 [-] Rain, snow, wind Interior West
10/08/2006 [-] Aids HIV Bayer
10/08/2006 T-Rex of the oceans rises up out of time
10/08/2006 Rain, snow, wind Interior West tomorrow
10/08/2006 String theory Is it science's ultimate dead end?
10/08/2006 What the hospitals are saying
10/08/2006 Mandela hails Tutu as "voice of conscience"
10/08/2006 On India’s Farms, a Plague of Suicide
10/08/2006 Mandela hails Tutu as "voice of conscience"
10/08/2006 Fox stumps for stem cell research
10/08/2006 Study Cancer lower, suicide higher for plastic surgery patients
10/08/2006 Marine Scientists Report Massive "Dead Zones"
10/08/2006 Michael J. Fox stumps for stem cell research
10/08/2006 The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon
10/08/2006 Remains of giant camel discovered in Syria
10/08/2006 3rd E. Coli Death Confirmed in Nebraska
10/08/2006 Kids' High Blood Pressure Linked to Sleep Problems
10/08/2006 Researchers Find Protein Behind Lou Gehrig's Disease and Dementia
10/08/2006 Cooler air on the way
10/08/2006 National science event to take place next week
10/08/2006 China launches National Science Week
10/08/2006 Funding increase catalyst for science
10/08/2006 Astronauts honoured as top science figures
10/08/2006 Strung along
10/07/2006 Iran's ancient relic The "Defenseless Hercules" statue
10/07/2006 Hungry Critters Attack NYC Ships
10/07/2006 Chile indigenous tribe fights extinction
10/07/2006 Major Storm and Cold Outbreak on the Horizon
10/07/2006 Why say no to free money? It's neuro-economics, stupid
10/07/2006 Veterans face unique problems when turned away
10/07/2006 Worms under stress
10/07/2006 Emergencies on hold
10/07/2006 Science salutes satire
10/07/2006 FDA Announces New E. Coli Recall; 5,226 Pounds Of Ground Beef Across 7 States
10/07/2006 Space Yogurt Made With Astro-Bacteria
10/07/2006 Free computer science and engineering books
10/07/2006 Nerw report relased on 1959 Calif. reactor meltdown
10/07/2006 Oregon environmentalist appealing extradition
10/07/2006 Stormy Weather Hits Three Areas
10/07/2006 Despite U.S. Sweep of Nobels, Science Teachers Are Worried
10/07/2006 Appeals Court Upholds Storm Runoff Plan
10/07/2006 EPA Criticized for Not Toughening Soot Law
10/07/2006 US scientists lobbying for pro-science President
10/06/2006 Astronauts set for mini-missions
10/06/2006 Frustrated US scientists push for pro-science President
10/06/2006 A question of carbon conscience
10/06/2006 VIDEO Addiction It's In Your Genes
10/06/2006 Fungus Blamed for Porpoise Deaths
10/06/2006 'Real Man' Stereotypes Keep Depressed Men From Treatment
10/06/2006 Ig Nobel
10/06/2006 Alaska Gov. unveils new oil-field watchdog agency
10/06/2006 Wet, woes for the Mid-Atlantic and West
10/06/2006 Make science fun and you have won
10/06/2006 Upstream Biosciences Inc. Announces Significant Sample Acquisition Agreement for Liver Cancer Biomarker Validation
10/06/2006 Intelligence Linked to Breast-Feeding
10/06/2006 Report American West Faces Dire Future
10/06/2006 TLU receives 1 million pledge toward new science facility
10/06/2006 NASA unveils 'stunning' close-ups of massive crater on Mars
10/06/2006 Ambivalent Employees More Creative, Study Suggests
10/06/2006 How Weather Changed History
10/06/2006 Marijuana may help tave off Alzheimer
10/06/2006 Deadly virus spreads to Prime Minister home
10/06/2006 Uganda Uganda MPs Asked to Support Science
10/06/2006 Africa Science, Technology Minister Meets With African Counterparts
10/06/2006 South Africa Competition to Attract Youngsters to Sciences
10/06/2006 Africa New Body to Boost Science for Development in South
10/06/2006 Nigeria Don Decries Dearth of Science Teachers
10/06/2006 AllAfrica News Science and Biotechnology
10/06/2006 Mars orbiter looks down on rover
10/06/2006 VIDEO Addiction It's In Your Genes
10/06/2006 Spine-Tingling Research Earns Ig Nobel Award
10/06/2006 Space Yogurt Made With Astro-Bacteria
10/06/2006 Bug Juice Tapped to Clean Wounds
10/06/2006 Can Colorado's oil shale ease America's energy woes?
10/06/2006 Why woodpecker gets no headache after 12,000 Head Bangings in a Day
10/06/2006 Non-freezing penguin feet and other oddities explained
10/06/2006 Sights and sounds of science
10/06/2006 Fossil Exhibit Combines Art and Science
10/06/2006 Rewriting The Science
10/06/2006 The Science Of Sexual Orientation
10/06/2006 Science News & Technology News CBS
10/06/2006 Stormy Weather Hits Two Areas
10/06/2006 Early humans followed the coast
10/06/2006 BBC News Science/Nature UK Edition
10/06/2006 Part Of Human Brain Functions Like A Digital Computer
10/06/2006 A history of tanks, from WW1 to most recent
10/06/2006 LiveScience
10/06/2006 Pressure mounts on Burma's junta The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News
10/06/2006 Mexico says 1968 student massacre a 'wound in the national conscience'
10/05/2006 Storms East and West
10/05/2006 Cat Lovers Lining Up for No-Sneeze Kitties
10/05/2006 Treasure at the Bottom of the Sea
10/05/2006 Black Hole Sonic Boom Detected
10/05/2006 Stinky feet, annoying noise top IgNobel prize list
10/05/2006 Mexican archaeologists unearth monolith that could contain early calendar
10/05/2006 U.S. Population 300,000,000 The Nation Grows By 1 Every 11 Seconds
10/05/2006 Organic salmon farm concerns
10/05/2006 Mixed outcomes at climate talks
10/05/2006 Stinky feet research wins IgNobel prize
10/05/2006 Car running on water
10/05/2006 Scientist Warns of Species' Extinction
10/05/2006 Miracles Youll See In The Next Fifty Years printed in Feb, 1950
10/05/2006 Space debris hit shuttle during last mission NASA
10/05/2006 Stormy Mid-Atlantic and West
10/05/2006 Scientist warns of species' extinction
10/05/2006 UGA, Gold Kist set poultry science professorship
10/05/2006 New Bird Found On Unexplored Mountain
10/05/2006 New Zealand Quake Causes Volcano Concern
10/05/2006 Ada students win Army's regional science competition
10/05/2006 U.S. Hat Trick In Nobel Science Prizes
10/05/2006 Correction Genetics Prize story
10/05/2006 Life's Cradle Also a Living Museum
10/05/2006 NASA Data Confirms El Nino Has Returned
10/05/2006 Research Reveals Biological Evolution
10/05/2006 Scientists Use Soap To Sort Nanotubes
10/05/2006 Science & Space Leveling the field for babies with persistent pulmonary hypertension
10/05/2006 5 districts get National Science Foundation funds
10/05/2006 Colorful Strategy Why Lizard Tails Change with Age
10/05/2006 Here Come The NanoSQUIDs
10/05/2006 "Monster" fossil found in Jurassic graveyard
10/05/2006 Teacher shortage 'cuts science'
10/05/2006 Complete Skeleton of Bus-Sized Reptile Found
10/05/2006 Fungus Could Shorten Pumpkin Supply
10/05/2006 Video Here's to Your Brain
10/05/2006 Sea Lion Video is Streaming and Steaming
10/05/2006 Marijuana's Key Ingredient Might Fight Alzheimer's
10/05/2006 ScienceDaily Headlines
10/05/2006 Mixed outcomes at climate talks
10/05/2006 Old but not frail A matter of heart and head
10/05/2006 Global warming study predicts drastic impact on U.S. Northeast
10/05/2006 Science Educators Happy Over Nobel Sweep
10/05/2006 Nobel Prizes Rooted in Genetics
10/05/2006 Sniffing Out the Source of the 'Malibu Smell'
10/05/2006 'Monster' fossil find in Arctic
10/05/2006 The Axis of Diesel
10/04/2006 Adventure Science Center Nashville TN?
10/04/2006 Stormy Night in Ohio Valley, Pennsylvania
10/04/2006 5 districts get National Science Foundation funds
10/04/2006 Knoxville College series puts focus on science
10/04/2006 10 Million X Prize Offered for Genetics Feat
10/04/2006 Quantum information teleported from light to matter
10/04/2006 47 Years After Father, Son Wins a Nobel, Too
10/04/2006 Ali endorses Mich. gov. for re-election
10/04/2006 Get ready for freak weather, world's polluters told
10/04/2006 Book Review Strange Candy by Laurell K. Hamilton
10/04/2006 Hubble Finds Distant Extrasolar Planets
10/04/2006 First Teleportation Between Light and Matter
10/04/2006 Spooky steps to a quantum network
10/04/2006 Close-up of a wasp 1298 x 1320
10/04/2006 Prosecutors German train crash probe focusing on controllers
10/04/2006 Tories downgrade 'Made-in-Canada' environment plan
10/04/2006 ATK subsidiary in 35M NASA deal
10/04/2006 WVU Takes Out Ad to Recruit Scientists
10/04/2006 Unsettled weather parts of West tomorrow
10/04/2006 10m prize for super genetic test
10/04/2006 10 million prize aims to inspire gene race
10/04/2006 Shipwreck Off Hawaii Was 1870s Cargo Ship
10/04/2006 Climate change threat 'daunting'
10/04/2006 Immune System Absorbing Cells Studied
10/04/2006 NASA To Hold Mars Mission Public Meeting
10/04/2006 Researchers Develop Nanotechnology to Stop Weaponized Anthrax
10/04/2006 10 Million Genome X Prize Is Offered
10/04/2006 Big-Bang Theory Science
10/04/2006 Remainder Of Hurricane Season Downgraded
10/04/2006 Pressure BioSciences wins NIH SBIR award
10/04/2006 Helicos BioSciences wins 2M grant to develop fast, cheap genome assay
10/04/2006 UN Sewage a Growing Problem
10/04/2006 Big Bang Theory Science
10/04/2006 Severe storms followed by colder temperatures
10/04/2006 Archaeologists Find 11,000 Year-old Building in Syria
10/04/2006 Robot cars will race in real traffic
10/04/2006 VIDEO Prehistoric Hurricanes
10/04/2006 Doctors Could Go Needle-Free But Sticking Points Remain
10/04/2006 New DNA test could boost crime clean-up rates
10/04/2006 Female hormone may help brain injuries
10/04/2006 New woodplastic composites to boost industry, help use waste products
10/04/2006 BP oil output hit by Prudhoe Bay closure in third quarter
10/04/2006 S.East Asian flood toll, damage rise after typhoon
10/04/2006 American Roger Kornberg lone winner of 2006 Nobel chemistry prize
10/04/2006 Rockhurst's Haunted Lab Spooky science will be on display
10/04/2006 Earth science centre to be scanned
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