Science News

10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor moves online as daily paper goes weekly
10/29/2008 [-] Missouri enlists weevils to battle knapweed
10/29/2008 [-] DJN CORRECTDow Chemical Did Not Give 15M To Risk Science Center
10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Goes Online
10/29/2008 [-] Spooktacular Science to wrap up on Halloween
10/29/2008 [-] Thin line between love and hate?-science knows why
10/29/2008 [-] Cheyenne science teachers seek funds for conference
10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to discontinue daily print edition
10/29/2008 [-] Science points to Ayers authorship of Obama's 'Dreams'
10/29/2008 [-] Science news in brief Plants, trees could hold clean fuel key
10/29/2008 [-] So what is sick building syndrome?
10/29/2008 [-] Avian flu flying into the US report
10/29/2008 [-] North America unites to protect porpoise
10/29/2008 [-] Marxism and Science An addendum to €œThe Frankfurt School vs. Marxism€
10/29/2008 [-] For pollsters, finding accurate sample is art and science The Boston Globe
10/29/2008 [-] Bayer aspirin products bring FDA warning
10/29/2008 [-] Flu shot clinics
10/29/2008 [-] Authors name the sins of running technique
10/29/2008 [-] Study of obese women finds barriers to exercise
10/29/2008 [-] Myasthenia gravis center finds strength in numbers
10/29/2008 [-] Space station therapist Project would give astronauts help with depression
10/29/2008 [-] Health news briefs
10/29/2008 [-] Fitness calendar
10/29/2008 [-] Health calendar
10/29/2008 [-] US paper Christian Science Monitor stops the presses to focus online
10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Goes Online-Only
10/29/2008 [-] NASA says that it will shut down Mars lander's scientific instruments
10/29/2008 [-] World threatened by ecological 'credit crunch' WWF
10/29/2008 [-] Mars robot's heaters to be turned off, one by one
10/29/2008 [-] Credit crunch to hit biotech and agricultural science sectors
10/29/2008 [-] Cold germs linger on doorknobs and TV remotes
10/29/2008 [-] Utah one of world#x27;s best spots for dinosaurs
10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor To End Print Newspaper
10/29/2008 [-] SHAC Banner drop for Scary Science Week
10/28/2008 [-] Experts suggest flexible higher study plan for science students
10/28/2008 [-] Nova Scotia commits 32M to new bioscience centre
10/28/2008 [-] ENMU's science building officially re-opens
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to end daily publication for online focus
10/28/2008 [-] Online project posts stories of HIV-positive women
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to move to Web only
10/28/2008 [-] The Christian Science Monitorto Become a Weekly
10/28/2008 [-] Neurocrine Biosciences Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results
10/28/2008 [-] NCGA No Good Science Yet On Assessing Possible Land Use Impacts Of Biofuels
10/28/2008 [-] Suicide Victims Found to Have Altered DNA
10/28/2008 [-] UK Climate Change Bill Includes Aviation And Shipping
10/28/2008 [-] Arctic Ice Thinning And Receding, Study Finds
10/28/2008 [-] Researchers Say ‘Brain Bias Causes Most Bad Tennis Calls
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Ends Daily Print Edition
10/28/2008 [-] Science Funding Should Remain a Priority, Says Obama Advisor
10/28/2008 [-] Marcus du Sautoy to replace Dawkins chief science evangelist
10/28/2008 [-] Oct. 28, 1998 President Signs New Copyright Law
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to drop print for Web
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor ending daily paper
10/28/2008 [-] Jarvis Gets 1.9 Million in Funds for Science, Math
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to drop daily print edition, focus online instead
10/28/2008 [-] New secure zone at Glasgow Aiport
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to publish online only
10/28/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to end daily publication
10/28/2008 [-] Catalyst Biosciences names CMO
10/28/2008 [-] FTSE rebounds
10/28/2008 [-] Edmonton, Your Gateway to Scenic Settings
10/28/2008 [-] GE Opening a Door to a Future of Cleaner Home Refrigeration
10/28/2008 [-] Shamrock Farms Gears Up to Go National
10/28/2008 [-] IBFX Again Crowned Fastest Growing Company in Utah
10/28/2008 [-] Contentious Ivory Sale Resumes
10/28/2008 [-] Europe Protects Deep Sea Species
10/28/2008 [-] Earth's Reefs In Peril Due To High CO2 Levels
10/28/2008 [-] Sea Ice Thinning At Record Rate In The Arctic
10/28/2008 [-] Gilead Sciences-GILD announces two-year clinical data for Letairis
10/28/2008 [-] Ants Prefer Salt over Sugar
10/28/2008 [-] Consumer Health Sciences Launches the National Health and Wellness Survey Database in Japan
10/28/2008 [-] South Africa PetroSA Opens Maths, Science Academy
10/28/2008 [-] Oddly, Americans Fear Snakes More Than Disease
10/28/2008 [-] Maryland funds tech, life sciences firms
10/28/2008 [-] Russian scientist to be honored for designing power system for hybrid cars
10/28/2008 [-] For pollsters, finding accurate sample is art and science
10/28/2008 [-] Love, sex and the changing landscape of infidelity
10/28/2008 [-] Communicating science the fun way
10/28/2008 [-] Letters The Art of ‘Grunting’
10/28/2008 [-] Letters A Prize-Worthy Researcher
10/28/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 28 Oct 2008
10/28/2008 [-] Science community plans global data library
10/28/2008 [-] Study Smog chops 2 months off Mexicans' lives
10/28/2008 [-] Study shows more salmon survive West's dammed rivers
10/28/2008 [-] Stephen Hawking to retire from post at Cambridge
10/28/2008 [-] Artificial heart ready for human trials by 2011, say specialists
10/28/2008 [-] Website for female science writers built
10/28/2008 [-] Q & A Of Two Minds
10/28/2008 [-] Observatory Ravenous Bugs Find a Hot Spot in Trees’ Pine Cones
10/28/2008 [-] Basics The Unappreciated, Holding Our Lives in Balance
10/28/2008 [-] Spartan Bioscience Unveils the Spartan DX-12 DNA Analyzer
10/28/2008 [-] The Mysterious Cough, Caught on Film
10/28/2008 [-] Don't send doctors
10/28/2008 [-] Mountain Lake Cancels Flow-Through Portion of Private Placement
10/28/2008 [-] Most Pennsylvania State Parks Open for Goose Hunting
10/28/2008 [-] Gov. Crist Endorses Amendment 4
10/28/2008 [-] Ants Prefer Salty Snacks To Sweet
10/28/2008 [-] Counting Kangaroo Rats From Space
10/28/2008 [-] Brookhaven Science Associates Awards Grants to Five Suffolk County Nonprofits
10/28/2008 [-] Safe Haven Laws Encourage Baby Disposal
10/28/2008 [-] Museum Features 'Green' Kansas Community
10/28/2008 [-] The Water Cooler Archive
10/28/2008 [-] Video The Naked Truth Under Clothes
10/28/2008 [-] Wise Elephants Fear Roads
10/27/2008 [-] King Solomon's mines? Deep dig finds confluence of science and the Bible
10/27/2008 [-] Scientists Grow Bigger, Better Diamonds
10/27/2008 [-] Observatory Galaxies Made Simple, or at Least Less Complicated
10/27/2008 [-] Tennis refs are people, too Visual illusion to blame for all those bad calls
10/27/2008 [-] How Life Should End What Physicians Think
10/27/2008 [-] Science & the Public About McCain's Melanoma
10/27/2008 [-] Watching Yellowstone's Wolves
10/27/2008 [-] Financial crisis How will it affect new drug development?
10/27/2008 [-] Fossil Fuel Use Could Be Ended by 2090
10/27/2008 [-] Stern Says Recession Could Spur Future Low Carbon Growth
10/27/2008 [-] Maryland tech, life sciences firms land funding
10/27/2008 [-] Children want more web protection
10/27/2008 [-] Gene Linked to Transsexuals
10/27/2008 [-] Nigeria Fears Cameroon's Crater Lake Could Burst Dike and technology
10/27/2008 [-] China's hidden coal cost equal to 7.0 pct of GDP green groups
10/27/2008 [-] Evidence found of solar system around nearby star
10/27/2008 [-] DuPont presents dynamic science construction solutions at Saudi Build 2008
10/27/2008 [-] The 'Blogosphere' is Jammed and Jammin' and technology
10/27/2008 [-] Science Finally Wipes Memories Clean
10/27/2008 [-] Science of the Occult
10/27/2008 [-] CNN Economic Miracle, Environmental Disaster
10/27/2008 [-] China has made strides in science, technology
10/27/2008 [-] Secondary School Offers Science, Technology Focus
10/27/2008 [-] Carna Biosciences Signs Distribution Agreement with Shanghai Universal Biotech Company
10/27/2008 [-] Winery is about science, not sips
10/27/2008 [-] Brent oil price dives under 60 per barrel
10/27/2008 [-] Purple GM tomatoes may ward off cancer
10/27/2008 [-] Police to get fingerprint scanners
10/27/2008 [-] Where the candidates stand on science
10/27/2008 [-] Space and science videos
10/27/2008 [-] Freedom kindergartners adopt tree, test science knowledge
10/27/2008 [-] Health Science Center funding tops 200M
10/27/2008 [-] Science Says We Really Are What We Drink
10/27/2008 [-] Salt substitute proves elusive
10/27/2008 [-] Over 120 Students Graduate From College of Marine Science Technology in Massawa
10/27/2008 [-] Small quake hits England
10/27/2008 [-] Storm pounds Bangladesh
10/27/2008 [-] Lying down for science
10/27/2008 [-] Scientists Create Purple Tomatoes
10/27/2008 [-] Science-fiction writer who treated the human condition as a puzzle that must be solved
10/27/2008 [-] Basu U.S. needs pro-science president
10/27/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 27 Oct 2008
10/27/2008 [-] Dawkins Science losing to religion
10/26/2008 [-] Monogram Biosciences-MGRM announces positive data for its Monogram Trofile Assay
10/26/2008 [-] Scientists Create Purple Healthier Tomatoes
10/26/2008 [-] Get creative, get into science
10/26/2008 [-] Observatory Galactic Puzzle Solved? Threads Tie It Together
10/26/2008 [-] The Long Countdown One Way Up U.S. Space Plan Relies on Russia
10/26/2008 [-] AIDS treatment should start sooner, studay says
10/26/2008 [-] Position paper on science teaching at post-school level brought out
10/26/2008 [-] Going to work on Smart Drugs
10/26/2008 [-] EU internet crime hotline backed
10/26/2008 [-] Tiny dinos
10/26/2008 [-] Humans made fire 790,000 years ago study
10/26/2008 [-] EIAST signs MoU with Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
10/26/2008 [-] You've Got Mail! You've Got Herpes!
10/26/2008 [-] Anti-Intellectual Republicans Like Palin Can do Without Science.
10/26/2008 [-] Financial crisis takes toll on carbon scheme
10/26/2008 [-] South Korea land grab killing migratory birds
10/26/2008 [-] Gene linked to transsexuality identified
10/26/2008 [-] Crownsville teen wins science honors
10/26/2008 [-] Utah one of world's best spots for dinosaurs
10/26/2008 [-] SPN 21 curriculum to put more emphasis on science
10/26/2008 [-] Harnessing Science To Predict Ocean Climate Change
10/26/2008 [-] What next for Costa Rica's frogs?
10/26/2008 [-] Research winery is for science, not sipping
10/26/2008 [-] Zeppelin back in skies
10/26/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 26 Oct 2008
10/26/2008 [-] 35 years after body found, victim is identified through forensic science
10/26/2008 [-] Science of invisibility's giant leap forward
10/26/2008 [-] Science vs. politics Was it right to mothball B
10/26/2008 [-] Landscape changing for life sciences
10/26/2008 [-] A Full Serving of Science Awaits the Next President
10/26/2008 [-] In Brief Where They Stand on Science Policy
10/26/2008 [-] Vaccine brings dramatic drop in rotavirus among infants
10/26/2008 [-] Talking with ... Maggie Schmidt
10/26/2008 [-] NASA unveils its latest lunar rover
10/26/2008 [-] Australia scientists say bees can count to four
10/26/2008 [-] Science for the benefit of all
10/26/2008 [-] Countdown Palin Wants To Help Special Needs Kids By Doing Away With Science
10/26/2008 [-] As Science Fiction Becomes Reality, Will We Be Ready?
10/25/2008 [-] Annual painting contest by Birla Science Centre
10/25/2008 [-] Elementary students utilize trees to study math, science
10/25/2008 [-] Boston-Area Firm's Multispectral Life Science Imaging Technology Used in Latest Dead Sea Scrolls Ima
10/25/2008 [-] Wis. Officials Say They're Ready for Snow
10/25/2008 [-] Increasing Greenhouse Gases Cause Concern
10/25/2008 [-] Amoebas Guided To Prey By Protein Compass
10/25/2008 [-] Amazon Rainforest Tree Diversity Defies Simple Explanation
10/25/2008 [-] CNN Scientists Dismayed By Vanishing Whales
10/25/2008 [-] The week in science Hubble bounces back and magnetic carbon holds a tune
10/25/2008 [-] Scientists dismayed by vanishing whales
10/25/2008 [-] Freedom, responsibility and the universality of science
10/25/2008 [-] Sweden gets world's most brilliant synchrotron light source for materials science and life science
10/25/2008 [-] Severe Weather Kills 47 in Yemen and accidents
10/25/2008 [-] Researchers hack wired keyboards
10/25/2008 [-] Dallas' Parkland hospital rescinds bill for woman who waited 19 hours
10/25/2008 [-] Fierce storms in Yemen kill 47
10/25/2008 [-] AAAS AFFAIRS PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS A Global Perspective on Science and Technology
10/25/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Making One World of Science
10/25/2008 [-] NASA Google Gulfstreams inot/i science experiments
10/25/2008 [-] Book Publisher Launches Science Fiction Trilogy Publishing Package
10/25/2008 [-] Notorious voting machines for sale
10/25/2008 [-] US hopes to make 'flying submarine'
10/25/2008 [-] Amoebas 'share human navigation'
10/25/2008 [-] OPEC to cut oil production by 5 percent
10/25/2008 [-] Science good news for the future
10/25/2008 [-] Innovation Agilent, Juniper help fund mobile science lab
10/25/2008 [-] UN to undertake science and technology strategy review for Iraq
10/25/2008 [-] Sen. Inouye to attend blessing of Moloka'i science lab
10/25/2008 [-] Exam board admits it dumbed down science GCSEs to make it ea
10/25/2008 [-] Science Of Speed Building The Fastest Car In The World
10/25/2008 [-] BeefTalk Husbandry and science overlap, but not completely
10/25/2008 [-] Forensic science help convict Gir lion poachers Guj Forest Dept
10/25/2008 [-] Chris Griffith Simple real estate rocket science
10/25/2008 [-] Volcano experiment showcases earth sciences in a fun light
10/25/2008 [-] Earth sciences made fun
10/25/2008 [-] Death traps
10/25/2008 [-] EU's pesticides may damage brain
10/25/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 25 Oct 2008
10/25/2008 [-] Science News Briefs--October 13
10/25/2008 [-] Science and Math Education Challenges Face Next President, Congress
10/25/2008 [-] Greece unearths Neolithic home, househ
10/25/2008 [-] The Struggle to Measure Cosmic Expansion
10/25/2008 [-] Observatory Water Bears Triumph Over Outer Space
10/25/2008 [-] Cypress Bioscience Launches Two New Personalized Medicine Services for Rheumatologists
10/25/2008 [-] NASA Shuttle Exclusive
10/25/2008 [-] Turbulence Ahead!
10/25/2008 [-] NASA unveils new lunar rover built for endurance
10/25/2008 [-] Exam board told to dumb down science GCSE to make it easier to pass
10/24/2008 [-] Hot Drinks Equal Warm Feelings, New Research Finds
10/24/2008 [-] Tiny dinosaur on verge of swear
10/24/2008 [-] Scientists erase scary memories in mice
10/24/2008 [-] Stephen Hawking to retire from Cambridge University post
10/24/2008 [-] Rohm and Haas National Poster Contest Winners Announced
10/24/2008 [-] Discovery May Be Lost Tribe Of Philippines
10/24/2008 [-] Comment It?s time for addiction science to supersede stigma
10/24/2008 [-] When law is patent nonsense
10/24/2008 [-] Pigeon-sized dinosaur had feathers
10/24/2008 [-] THE ROUNDUP Science and Nature News Around the Web
10/24/2008 [-] Dino Skull Has Both Meat And Plant Eating Traits
10/24/2008 [-] Marine Mammal Center Begins New Sea Lion Study
10/24/2008 [-] Observatory No Surface Ice Found in Moon Crater
10/24/2008 [-] Vaxine Makes Unsolicited Bid to Acquire U.S. Company Protein Sciences Corporation
10/24/2008 [-] Common Cold Virus Alters Body's Genes
10/24/2008 [-] Roots of Voodoo Why Sarkozy is Getting Skewered
10/24/2008 [-] Iran's Rafsanjani blames finance 'tsunami' for low oil price
10/24/2008 [-] In Obama or McCain, US scientists see new hope
10/24/2008 [-] US space tourist lands safely
10/24/2008 [-] OPEC slashes oil output but price dives on recession fears
10/24/2008 [-] Devin West on 'collateral damage,' Francesca Grifo on science and free speech
10/24/2008 [-] Space tourist returns to Earth
10/24/2008 [-] Highest Silicon Solar Cell Efficiency Ever Reached
10/24/2008 [-] Soyuz capsule lands successfully, but endangers the future of ISS project
10/24/2008 [-] Soyuz spacecraft returns Russians and American
10/24/2008 [-] Safe return for second-generation spacemen
10/24/2008 [-] Video Experts in Food Science clear the air on melamine
10/24/2008 [-] Children More Vulnerable to Environment
10/24/2008 [-] World's Most Brilliant Synchrotron Light Source for Materials Science and Nanotechnology
10/24/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 24 Oct 2008
10/24/2008 [-] Effort teaches hands-on science
10/24/2008 [-] DEP hopes a flush cleans Mon water
10/24/2008 [-] Warm hands may mean a warm heart
10/24/2008 [-] NHS 'should increase internet use'
10/24/2008 [-] Digital world opens up to novices
10/24/2008 [-] Dinosaur 'was turning vegetarian'
10/24/2008 [-] Is Utah Doing Enough About Polygamy?
10/24/2008 [-] Ontario Science Centre Wins Prestigious International Award for the Weston Family Innovation Centre
10/24/2008 [-] 26 genes that can spur lung cancer identified
10/24/2008 [-] Sunspots Are Fewest Since 1954, but Significance Is Unclear
10/24/2008 [-] Von Hagens' new Body Worlds laid bare in London
10/24/2008 [-] Britain OKs human-animal hybrids
10/24/2008 [-] Scotch Tape Emits X-Rays
10/24/2008 [-] Why There Can't Be a Theory of Everything
10/24/2008 [-] Tiny Skull Sheds Light on Strange Dinosaur Diets
10/24/2008 [-] 15 CSU campuses to get solar power
10/23/2008 [-] 1,000mph car record bid launched
10/23/2008 [-] New members of Science Association make plans to improve organization
10/23/2008 [-] The Stink in Farts Controls Blood Pressure
10/23/2008 [-] Rohm and Haas Helps Kids 'Have a Ball With Chemistry'
10/23/2008 [-] Power Grid Challenges Renewable Energy Proliferation
10/23/2008 [-] China Agrees To Meet About Climate Pact Goal
10/23/2008 [-] Cloud Research Could Shed Light On Climate Change
10/23/2008 [-] Hail to the chief of science
10/23/2008 [-] CNN Warm Hands Do Make Warm Hearts, Study Finds
10/23/2008 [-] Colourful bacteria could reveal oil spills
10/23/2008 [-] Engineer shows off 'Bloodhound'
10/23/2008 [-] NASA Set to Reboot Hubble, Again
10/23/2008 [-] Study Warm hands do make warm hearts
10/23/2008 [-] Supersonic business jet details unveiled
10/23/2008 [-] Study Lyme Disease Was Imported
10/23/2008 [-] Greenspan says 'credit tsunami' to wipe out spending, jobs
10/23/2008 [-] Saudi oil minister not drawn over possible cut to OPEC output
10/23/2008 [-] Potent Greenhouse Gas More Prevalent than Thought
10/23/2008 [-] Storm lights Oklahoma sky
10/23/2008 [-] Europe moves to strengthen its science and engineering labor base
10/23/2008 [-] The groundbreaking science behind what aims to be the fastest vehicle of all time
10/23/2008 [-] Taiwan to host conference on role of women in science
10/23/2008 [-] Long Lake Partners Celebrate Site Grand Opening
10/23/2008 [-] Unique Business Guide to Chemicals Management After REACH
10/23/2008 [-] Dozens Climate-Change Researchers To Gather At I-House
10/23/2008 [-] Embryonic Stem Cell Research A Go In Britain
10/23/2008 [-] Startling Scotch Tape Discovery Made
10/23/2008 [-] Building A Kinder, Gentler Bee
10/23/2008 [-] Northeast Grasses Could Fuel Bioenergy Era
10/23/2008 [-] Tiga calls on UK to promote maths and science education
10/23/2008 [-] Nigeria Awo Varsity in Ground-Breaking Nuclear Science Feat
10/23/2008 [-] North Carolina Athlete Receives PETA Award for Donating Brain to Science
10/23/2008 [-] Top UK Researchers Achieve Breakthrough Science on Cray Supercomputer
10/23/2008 [-] International science community to establish global virtual library for scientific data
10/23/2008 [-] British team launches bid for 1,000 mph land speed record
10/23/2008 [-] Displacement of Earth�s magnetic poles may turn planet into giant Hiroshima
10/23/2008 [-] Science Thursday X-Ray Yourself With Scotch Tape
10/23/2008 [-] India eyes larger slice
10/23/2008 [-] Computer heart model recalls da Vinci's sketches
10/23/2008 [-] Space Tourist, Cosmonauts to Land Tonight
10/23/2008 [-] Out of Thin Air How Money is Really Made
10/23/2008 [-] Leukaemia drug in MS breakthrough
10/23/2008 [-] Private Suborbital Spaceships Could Aid NASA ScienceExperiment Boosts Hopes for Space Solar Power
10/23/2008 [-] Dr Paul Drayson, the new minister for science and innovation, speaks to Ian Sample
10/23/2008 [-] Museum of Nature Science to unveil details of Tom Hunt Energy Hall
10/23/2008 [-] Indy-based Dow AgroSciences soars
10/23/2008 [-] Wacky science news of the day
10/23/2008 [-] Saraki Gets Food Science Institute Award, Pledges More for Agric
10/23/2008 [-] Science-laws overhaul in Britain widens scope for stem-cell research
10/23/2008 [-] Fascinating Lucy and her past expected to draw crowds to Pacific Science Center
10/23/2008 [-] Uganda Govt Resolves to Make Computer Science Compulsory
10/23/2008 [-] Leukaemia drug can halt, reverse MS
10/23/2008 [-] Nerviano Medical Sciences Invited by EORTC-NCI-AACR to Present the State-of-the-Art of Aurora
10/23/2008 [-] Science Weekly The story of maths
10/23/2008 [-] Science Weekly Extra David Rooney, the time lord
10/23/2008 [-] Sasol assists universities to help bridge critical future science and technology skills issues
10/23/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 23 Oct 2008
10/23/2008 [-] CDC panel recommends vaccination for smokers
10/23/2008 [-] Medications with the most complaints
10/23/2008 [-] Palin on Science
10/23/2008 [-] India over the moon but science still undermined
10/23/2008 [-] Study finds leukaemia drug can halt, reverse effects of MS
10/23/2008 [-] Baby eye researcher wins science award
10/23/2008 [-] Hana Biosciences to Present At the Seventh Annual Bio Investor Forum
10/23/2008 [-] Bid to build land-speed supercar
10/23/2008 [-] science fair project
10/23/2008 [-] Science Friction An X-Ray Machine Energized by Adhesive Tape
10/22/2008 [-] US scientists perfect targeted memory erasure in mice
10/22/2008 [-] British lawmakers back animal-human embryo research
10/22/2008 [-] Intel commits 120 million for science and math
10/22/2008 [-] D.C. Man Indicted for Minnesota Wildfire
10/22/2008 [-] Official Swedish Mine Leaking Arsenic
10/22/2008 [-] Ancient Gold Studs Recovered From Professor's Desk
10/22/2008 [-] Science Competition Promotes Student Inventors
10/22/2008 [-] Green Groups Pressure Hong Kong To Control Light Pollution
10/22/2008 [-] Lawmakers back animal-human embryo research
10/22/2008 [-] On Fringe, Radioactivity is Real, But Cures are Junk Science
10/22/2008 [-] ERYtech Pharma Proposes New Anticancer Vaccine Technology
10/22/2008 [-] 'Tightening the Water Belt' Is Focus of New PBS Segment
10/22/2008 [-] Archaeologists Find Early US Relic Of African Worship
10/22/2008 [-] Reptiles Depend On Deer Populations
10/22/2008 [-] NKU To Hold Mock Trial On Creation Science
10/22/2008 [-] Les Schobert dies at 61; Los Angeles Zoo's former general curator
10/22/2008 [-] Researchers Find More Genes Linked to Lung Cancer
10/22/2008 [-] OPEC decision must consider consumers, producers Khelil
10/22/2008 [-] Weird dino rewrites the book on birds
10/22/2008 [-] Bird-Like Dinosaur Sported Bizarre Tail Feathers
10/22/2008 [-] Inspiring the video games master
10/22/2008 [-] Internet safety measures agreed
10/22/2008 [-] HD cheer for World Cup fans
10/22/2008 [-] Walking home unveiled
10/22/2008 [-] Professor Science experiment cause of campus gun scare
10/22/2008 [-] Science on the 'Fringe'
10/22/2008 [-] Techier than Thou Obama and McCain's Showdown on Science Research
10/22/2008 [-] The Science of YouTube Lightning
10/22/2008 [-] Health Market Science Selects SaberSource for OnGuard Support
10/22/2008 [-] Bird flu pushed back,
10/22/2008 [-] How Oil Drilling Could Power the Future
10/22/2008 [-] Bird flu 'Pandemic threat unchanged'
10/22/2008 [-] SK uses bicycles to combat global warming
10/22/2008 [-] Alexandria Real Estate-ARE enters into long term lease with Gilead Sciences-GILD
10/22/2008 [-] Dara BioSciences raises 2.25M
10/22/2008 [-] Corporate Curriculum Teaching the 'Science of Death'
10/22/2008 [-] Weather around the U.S.A.
10/22/2008 [-] Shuttle Endeavour to carry sciences, appliances
10/22/2008 [-] Chikungunya and other previously unknown diseases may conquer the world
10/22/2008 [-] Science festival warned it will not get more bail-out money
10/22/2008 [-] Spotlight On Outer Space At India's Fashion Weeks
10/22/2008 [-] Boston Athletes Receive PETA Award for Donating Their Brains to Science
10/22/2008 [-] Nashville Athlete Receives PETA Award for Donating Brain to Science
10/22/2008 [-] Hutton's pro-coal stance not founded on science, economics or reason
10/22/2008 [-] National Briefing Science and Health Children and Health Coverage Studied
10/22/2008 [-] Real-life Ghostbusters use science to investigate the supernatural
10/22/2008 [-] Science of sneeze
10/22/2008 [-] Teachers Go Weightless to Raise Student Interest in Science
10/22/2008 [-] Intel opens its wallet for science
10/22/2008 [-] Houston Athletes Receive PETA Award for Donating Their Brains to Science
10/22/2008 [-] Studying Beyond the Island of Jamaica at Bryant University
10/22/2008 [-] Press conference to discuss innovative activities, technology park of National Academy of Sciences
10/22/2008 [-] Political leaders on the big science issues
10/22/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 22 Oct 2008
10/22/2008 [-] City councilman wants to ban elephants at L.A. Zoo
10/22/2008 [-] Harvard professor's project prompts research participants to post personal genome on Internet
10/22/2008 [-] World's most powerful electron microscope unveiled
10/22/2008 [-] NASA chief says criticism of moon rocket is hurting space agency's morale
10/22/2008 [-] Lesson in unintended consequences Science experiment causes gun scare
10/21/2008 [-] How Science Will Solve the Next Global Crises
10/21/2008 [-] Edwards Lifesciences Reports Strong Third Quarter Sales and Earnings Growth
10/21/2008 [-] Indian mooncraft set to escalate Asian space race
10/21/2008 [-] Science 'should blaze a trail' in economic development
10/21/2008 [-] SWSD to improve earthquake standards of science building
10/21/2008 [-] Explorers to measure Arctic's vanishing summer ice
10/21/2008 [-] Congress Withholds Funding for Spysat Program
10/21/2008 [-] E-lessons for football fans
10/21/2008 [-] Using Tracers To Predict Ancient Ocean Circulation
10/21/2008 [-] Tiger Attacks Increasing in India
10/21/2008 [-] Genes shed light on moles' 'blindness'
10/21/2008 [-] Utah geologists say they have discovered thousands of tracks at 'dinosaur dance floor'
10/21/2008 [-] Jurassic jitterbug Utah geologists find thousands of tracks at 'dinosaur dance floor'
10/21/2008 [-] Utah home to 'dinosaur dance floor'
10/21/2008 [-] Big Bang experiment inaugurated despite glitch
10/21/2008 [-] Game designer gets money's worth on space station trek
10/21/2008 [-] Climate Change Factors into Land Buys
10/21/2008 [-] PSE Receives New 50-Year License for Baker Hydropower Facility
10/21/2008 [-] CVD Equipment Corporation Receives 25M of Orders in 2008
10/21/2008 [-] VIASPACE Subsidiary Wins 786,000 U.S. Navy Contract
10/21/2008 [-] Report Shows Reusable Diapers Not Eco-Friendly
10/21/2008 [-] Dino Dance Floor Found In Southwestern US
10/21/2008 [-] Huge Mountain Range Should Not Be There
10/21/2008 [-] Derma Sciences Announces Commercial Launch of XTRASORB
10/21/2008 [-] Pervasis Therapeutics Appoints Life Sciences Industry Executive Frederic Chereau As Company
10/21/2008 [-] AIDS and Development Discussed at White House Summit
10/21/2008 [-] Zambia and Tanzania Devise Strategy for Detecting Cervical Cancer
10/21/2008 [-] Doctors Urged To Screen Heart Patients For Depression
10/21/2008 [-] 'Prudent Diet' good for your heart
10/21/2008 [-] Congestive heart failure 'dangerous'
10/21/2008 [-] Zambia and Tanzania Devise Strategy for Detecting Cervical Cancer and technology
10/21/2008 [-] Science minister urges investment
10/21/2008 [-] Pirates Still Terrorize High Seas
10/21/2008 [-] Famous astrologist predicts global crisis in 2010 that will destroy EU and NATO
10/21/2008 [-] Planets Thought Dead Might Be Habitable
10/21/2008 [-] Russia set to invest heavily in space industry
10/21/2008 [-] 200 sex assault cases pass prosecution deadline before LAPD tested DNA kits
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10/21/2008 [-] Scientists post DNA details online
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10/21/2008 [-] Aerospace sciences meeting to be held Jan. 5-8 in Orlando
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10/21/2008 [-] Mapping The Boreal Forest
10/21/2008 [-] Maths and science 'end decline'
10/21/2008 [-] Science Environment Rock records dino 'dance floor'
10/21/2008 [-] Caution urged for Medicare beneficiaries as they weigh private health care plans
10/21/2008 [-] Willmar gets 1.25M state bioscience grant
10/21/2008 [-] Indian Ocean tsunami warning system
10/21/2008 [-] First movie of 'tsunami' on Sun
10/21/2008 [-] The wonders of blood
10/21/2008 [-] Pro Athletes Receive PETA Award for Donating Their Brains to Science
10/21/2008 [-] ‘Want Nobel Free science of bureaucrats’
10/21/2008 [-] Intel commits 120M for science awards
10/21/2008 [-] Observatory Rivers Act as Transport for Huge Carbon Sinks
10/21/2008 [-] Stem Cell Therapeutics Corp. Invited to Present at Florida's Largest Bioscience Forum
10/21/2008 [-] Warming Arctic Provokes 'Domino Effect'
10/21/2008 [-] The Water Cooler Meteor Shower Peaks Tuesday Morning
10/21/2008 [-] Britain Releases UFO Files
10/21/2008 [-] Scientists Determining Which Species to Save
10/21/2008 [-] Mercury Pollution Harms Harbor Seals
10/21/2008 [-] Reason For Moles' Poor Sight Determined
10/21/2008 [-] Leatherback Turtle Researcher Named to Popular Science's 'Brilliant 10' List
10/21/2008 [-] Letters Asphalt and Reptiles
10/21/2008 [-] Letters Parsing Words
10/21/2008 [-] Essay The Terror and Attraction of Science, Put to Song
10/21/2008 [-] Under Maryland Street, Ties to African Past
10/21/2008 [-] A Taste for Blood
10/21/2008 [-] Basics The Wonders of Blood
10/20/2008 [-] Focus on science and tech, varsities told
10/20/2008 [-] Canada an 'avid cheerleader' for asbestos CMAJ editorial
10/20/2008 [-] Shortage of pollinators is not affecting crops, at least for now
10/20/2008 [-] Campaign Targets Unfair Political Assault on Bottled Water
10/20/2008 [-] Signature Homes to Build New Mixed-Used Development in Hoover
10/20/2008 [-] Tropical Cyclones May Help Against Global Warming
10/20/2008 [-] Anesthesia during childbirth seen very safe
10/20/2008 [-] Britain Publishes Once Secret Files on Alleged UFO Sightings and technology
10/20/2008 [-] PSE Awarded New 50-Year License for Baker Hydropower Facility
10/20/2008 [-] U.S. Forest Service Turns to Cow Power
10/20/2008 [-] Plants Under Attack Can Signal For Help
10/20/2008 [-] CERN Says LHC Back On Track By Spring
10/20/2008 [-] Control of Fatty Acids Helps Reduce Effects of Alzheimer's
10/20/2008 [-] Hospitals say first bond wasn't enough
10/20/2008 [-] Willmar gets 1.25M bioscience grant from Minnesota
10/20/2008 [-] Popular Science magazine honours UBC professor
10/20/2008 [-] CNN Thirsty World Desperate Quest For Water
10/20/2008 [-] Program prepares students for careers in nuclear science
10/20/2008 [-] Science goes under political microscope
10/20/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 20 Oct 2008
10/20/2008 [-] Intel Encourages More Youth to Participate in Math and Science
10/20/2008 [-] Aurora Introduces Michelin Project Community Panel Members
10/20/2008 [-] Alaska's Beluga Whales Gain Endangered Species Protection
10/20/2008 [-] Plants Under Attack Can Signal Help For Friends
10/20/2008 [-] Private Company Launches Its Rocket Into Orbit
10/20/2008 [-] Popular Science magazine chooses UBC prof as one of 2008
10/20/2008 [-] Fire Science Academy inspires youth
10/20/2008 [-] A Science Sandwich Inside a Snowboard
10/20/2008 [-] Thirsty world Desperate quest for water
10/20/2008 [-] Volcanoes May Be Original Womb of Life
10/20/2008 [-] Global warming blamed for tiger attacks
10/20/2008 [-] Rarest species of palm on verge of extinction
10/20/2008 [-] A molecule with a momentous effect
10/20/2008 [-] Popular Science honors leatherback turtles research
10/20/2008 [-] Dow looks to fill science, tech jobs in Indy
10/20/2008 [-] America is neglecting science
10/20/2008 [-] More funds for science
10/20/2008 [-] Rejuvenating China through science and education makes much headway
10/20/2008 [-] Warming, a threat to 'national security'
10/20/2008 [-] Tropical cyclones 'can bury greenhouse gases'
10/20/2008 [-] Evolution Theory Lacks True Transitional Forms
10/20/2008 [-] Swiss boldly go forward in space policy
10/20/2008 [-] Stargazing Mercury's best morning appearance of the year
10/20/2008 [-] Islam The Life and Science of Al Beruni
10/20/2008 [-] At UH, cutting-edge science is fun
10/20/2008 [-] Science Minister Seeks Private/Public Sector Partnership
10/20/2008 [-] CD review Dear Science TV on the Radio
10/20/2008 [-] Popular Science magazine chooses UBC prof as one of 2008's Brilliant 10
10/20/2008 [-] Omega 6 acid linked to risk of Alzheimer's disease
10/20/2008 [-] NASA launches Ibex spacecraft to study weakening solar wind
10/20/2008 [-] 2 egg-beater Centrifuge could save lives in developing countries
10/19/2008 [-] Science Weekly Extra podcast David Rooney discusses the decimalisation of time
10/19/2008 [-] Extraordinary Animals in the Womb
10/19/2008 [-] International Federation of Adipose Therapeutics and Science Conference Toulouse, France October 24-26, 2008
10/19/2008 [-] A Science Sandwich Inside a Snowboard?
10/19/2008 [-] Typhoons Bury Carbon in Oceans
10/19/2008 [-] Science NZ Quantum Physics Research Featured In Nature
10/19/2008 [-] International Federation of Adipose Therapeutics and Science Conference Toulouse, France October 24-26
10/19/2008 [-] Give science its due
10/19/2008 [-] 'Walking fish
10/19/2008 [-] Power Plants Kill Billions of Fish
10/19/2008 [-] Local lawyer weaves science into bio
10/19/2008 [-] Dubai hotel urged to free shark
10/19/2008 [-] Zoo elephant in pregnancy first
10/19/2008 [-] China quickly emerges as one major power in science, technology
10/19/2008 [-] Strong quake rocks east of Tonga
10/19/2008 [-] Nasa tries to solve Hu
10/19/2008 [-] China emerges as major power in science, technology
10/19/2008 [-] Could financial crash drive more Ph.Ds into science?
10/19/2008 [-] White space backers see
10/19/2008 [-] NASA sends probe to study edge of solar system
10/19/2008 [-] OPEC to cut oil output as prices plunge analysts
10/19/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 19 Oct 2008
10/19/2008 [-] US declares Alaskan beluga whale populate endangered
10/19/2008 [-] Billiton, Bioscience Brands, HCI South Africa Equity Preview
10/19/2008 [-] Christians and science can coexist
10/18/2008 [-] Men's Reactions Peak at Age 39
10/18/2008 [-] Breast size may indicate diabetes risk
10/18/2008 [-] Chinese astronaut walks in space
10/18/2008 [-] Maker Faire combines art, science & technology
10/18/2008 [-] Terrence Howard Talks Tunes, Family, Science
10/18/2008 [-] Study finds brain
10/18/2008 [-] Iran to press for output cut at OPEC meet
10/18/2008 [-] Space Tourist Settles in Aboard Station
10/18/2008 [-] Foamy Invention Could Save Energy and Lives
10/18/2008 [-] Study finds brain chemical
10/18/2008 [-] City of dead uncovered in Rome
10/18/2008 [-] Alcohol may speed up age-related brain shrinkage
10/18/2008 [-] Unrecorded faults on spy plane
10/18/2008 [-] Exfuze The Science www.Juicedupworld.com
10/18/2008 [-] Cat championship include Obama, McCain — the cats
10/18/2008 [-] Science & the Public Really Cool History
10/18/2008 [-] Evolution critics review science curriculum
10/18/2008 [-] Drawing On Science For Kids
10/18/2008 [-] San Francisco bitten by science
10/18/2008 [-] National Lakeshore presents science in the dunes program
10/18/2008 [-] Man of science donates prizes to young scientists
10/18/2008 [-] Lockheed Martin Delivers Mars Science Laboratory Backshell t
10/18/2008 [-] Excerpt 'Science Fair'
10/18/2008 [-] Four local science researchers receive provincial funding
10/18/2008 [-] Da Vinci Exhibit At Science Center
10/18/2008 [-] Phase 3A New Const. Science Bldg. @ El Cajon HS
10/18/2008 [-] Museum Unveils World's Longest Insect
10/18/2008 [-] China needs to spend more on basic science research, says premier
10/18/2008 [-] Senator Rockefeller, WVU Officials Dedicate Neurosciences Institute
10/18/2008 [-] PRIME Center program aids math, science education
10/18/2008 [-] BioScience unit gives Baxter a big bump
10/18/2008 [-] 26.5M incentive could propel bioscience industry
10/18/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 18 Oct 2008
10/18/2008 [-] NASA says it sees no quick fix for broken Hubble Space Telescope
10/18/2008 [-] University in hunt for text poet
10/18/2008 [-] Former director of UCLA's Willed Body Program pleads guilty to cadaver scheme
10/17/2008 [-] Science & the Public Eggs, Tea and Mr. IPCC
10/17/2008 [-] Brazil Sponsors Carbon Reduction In Amazon Forest
10/17/2008 [-] 'Doctor Atomic' Opera Brings Science To The Stage
10/17/2008 [-] CNN Stadium Workers Uncover City Of Dead
10/17/2008 [-] Australian leader says financial crisis 'cancer' must not undermine climate change resolve
10/17/2008 [-] NASA to launch probe to map solar system's edge
10/17/2008 [-] Stadium workers uncover city of dead
10/17/2008 [-] Key neuroscience court cases
10/17/2008 [-] Problems crop up on Hubble Space Telescope
10/17/2008 [-] 'Dinosaur graveyard' found in southeast Utah
10/17/2008 [-] Odd Science Eyelash Transplants
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10/17/2008 [-] Train your mind
10/17/2008 [-] Energy bugs food goes in, oil comes out
10/17/2008 [-] Worker finds new way to cover his butt
10/17/2008 [-] High-tech porn charge man convicted
10/17/2008 [-] Gulfport Energy Updates Operations Following Hurricanes
10/17/2008 [-] 21st Century Detective Work Reveals Rock's Hot Origins
10/17/2008 [-] Australia Holds Firm On Climate Issues
10/17/2008 [-] Animals Stressed Out, Too
10/17/2008 [-] Anger over gambling ads on Google
10/17/2008 [-] Criminals use Net to avoid police
10/17/2008 [-] Nigeria FG to Support Science & Tech to Grow Economy
10/17/2008 [-] Australian knowhow to ensure 'live' coverage of US manned Mars mission
10/17/2008 [-] Indian spacecraft will try to unravel moon's origins
10/17/2008 [-] Bioscience joins AltX
10/17/2008 [-] Australian Thinking Cap Could Unleash Our Hidden Genius and technology
10/17/2008 [-] Beef Talk Husbandry & Science Overlap, But Not Completely
10/17/2008 [-] Mad About Options Computer Sciences
10/17/2008 [-] Spending Bill Would Resolve a Pressing NASA Concern
10/17/2008 [-] Researchers call for end to political 'subverting' of science
10/17/2008 [-] Nigeria Apwen Honours Best Female Science Students
10/17/2008 [-] The Science Behind the Soak a Coping Tool for Today
10/17/2008 [-] PERSPECTIVES MATERIALS SCIENCE Toward Pore-Free Ceramics
10/17/2008 [-] PERSPECTIVES MATERIALS SCIENCE In Praise of Pores
10/17/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 17 Oct 2008
10/17/2008 [-] National Youth Science Day demonstrates breadth of 4-H programs
10/17/2008 [-] Arctic gets 'red' report card for record melting of ice
10/17/2008 [-] NRG Energy Appoints New Board Member
10/17/2008 [-] Science fiction's treatment of antimatter, considered by particle physicists
10/17/2008 [-] West African First Ladies Called for Coordinated Approaches to Combat FGM
10/17/2008 [-] EU green goals stay de
10/17/2008 [-] NATURE IN SHORT / In a land of insect lovers, Japan's caterpillars ...
10/17/2008 [-] Oct. 17, 1973 Angry Arabs Turn Off the Oil Spigot
10/17/2008 [-] From lab to fab scientist honoured
10/17/2008 [-] Arts Science Council names senior VP
10/17/2008 [-] Junk Science Candidates Don't Come Clean on Coal
10/17/2008 [-] Rockville science center gets 29M
10/17/2008 [-] Museum to host Earth Science Day
10/17/2008 [-] Science group faults EPA over waterway protection
10/17/2008 [-] Cancer vaccines win top science prize
10/17/2008 [-] "Big Bang" Collider Glitch Was Electrical Fault CERN
10/17/2008 [-] Gil ead Sciences posts 27 percent jump in 3rd...
10/17/2008 [-] Cytec Changes Date of Investor Day
10/17/2008 [-] Cytec Declares Quarterly Dividend
10/17/2008 [-] Hope for new powerful microscopes
10/17/2008 [-] New insight into birth of life
10/17/2008 [-] Award for software firm
10/17/2008 [-] Scientists Offer Hope to People With Spinal Cord Injuries and technology
10/17/2008 [-] Cornell University Scientists Work to Keep Milk Safe and technology
10/17/2008 [-] Lockheed Martin Delivers Mars Science Laboratory Backshell to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
10/17/2008 [-] Scientists say stick bug is world's longest insect
10/17/2008 [-] A.I. chat program fools testers at British university
10/17/2008 [-] Obama, McCain Battle for Science Cred
10/16/2008 [-] Predictive Biosciences raises 21.8M for cancer diagnostic tech
10/16/2008 [-] California Academy of Sciences
10/16/2008 [-] TIMELINES
10/16/2008 [-] NATURE
10/16/2008 [-] WHAT'S ON
10/16/2008 [-] Bodyshock The Girl with Two Faces
10/16/2008 [-] Ancient bones show tuberculosi
10/16/2008 [-] Mr. Semere Participates in Japan-Africa Ministerial Meeting of Science And Technology
10/16/2008 [-] Normand Laprise's seal of approval
10/16/2008 [-] UPDATE 2-Gilead Sciences 3rd-quarter profit rises 27 pct
10/16/2008 [-] With a Little Help, Near-Extinct Fish Makes Comeback
10/16/2008 [-] Einstein Theory Survives Neutrino Test
10/16/2008 [-] New Type Of Seed Bank Proposed
10/16/2008 [-] Function Of Crest Found In Dinosaur Brain Structure
10/16/2008 [-] Solid Waste Industry Launches Major Environmental Program
10/16/2008 [-] Trieste Science Prize Winners 2008
10/16/2008 [-] Realities in RP science STAR SCIENCE By Raul Kamantigue Suarez, PhD
10/16/2008 [-] Getting to know ... South Suburban Earth Science Club
10/16/2008 [-] From Old Vials, New Hints on Origin of Life
10/16/2008 [-] Milkshake science Brain's reaction may predict weight gain
10/16/2008 [-] One is online with Google
10/16/2008 [-] State cutting life sciences, clean energy
10/16/2008 [-] Salk Scientist Fred H. Gage To Receive The Keio Medical Science Prize
10/16/2008 [-] Satellites Help Brazil Curb Illegal Drug Activities
10/16/2008 [-] PLF Urges Administration to Broaden Proposed ESA Streamlining
10/16/2008 [-] Notice of Third Quarter Earnings Release and Conference Call
10/16/2008 [-] Walking Fish Helps Fill Evolutionary Gap
10/16/2008 [-] 'Big Bang' collider glitch was electrical fault CERN
10/16/2008 [-] Police force joins Facebook website
10/16/2008 [-] Dinosaurs 'communicated with crests'
10/16/2008 [-] Mother of creepy crawlies on show
10/16/2008 [-] Scientist creates 'smell of space'/ti
10/16/2008 [-] AIDS vaccine focus shifts after disap
10/16/2008 [-] How healthy are you?
10/16/2008 [-] Boulders on Tonga may have been dumped by tsunami
10/16/2008 [-] Rash risk to mobile phone users
10/16/2008 [-] Fish fossil shows a step from sea to life on land
10/16/2008 [-] Libya Prisoner of conscience released
10/16/2008 [-] MP3 players can be deafening
10/16/2008 [-] Bizarre Dinosaur Headgear Used For Shouting
10/16/2008 [-] Does this explain muskrat love?
10/16/2008 [-] UOP club to host Night of Science
10/16/2008 [-] Science in disguise Political masks big sellers for Halloween
10/16/2008 [-] Fresh evolutionary insights revealed
10/16/2008 [-] Candidates moving away from Bush science policies
10/16/2008 [-] Tasks for science advisory panel
10/16/2008 [-] University of Utah takes big step in small sciences
10/16/2008 [-] Veeco Instruments Establishes Endowed Chair in Engineering Sciences at UCSB
10/16/2008 [-] MIT Two faculty among Popular Science's 'Brilliant 10'
10/16/2008 [-] Sheffield helps develop science behind the everyday
10/16/2008 [-] New wind turbine site may hold key for bat deaths
10/16/2008 [-] Researcher brings message of hope to autism conference
10/16/2008 [-] Ancient Skeleton Shows Proof of Tuberculosis
10/16/2008 [-] New Grape Could Revitalize Wine Industry
10/16/2008 [-] Implant Sciences Corporation Announces Fiscal 2008 Results
10/16/2008 [-] Queen image appears on Google logo
10/16/2008 [-] Norwich University Receives National Accreditation for the Master of Science in Nursing
10/16/2008 [-] 3 evolution critics on panel that reviews science curriculum in Texas schools
10/16/2008 [-] More Climate Denier Undead Zombie 'Science'
10/16/2008 [-] Invest now in ag science to prevent hunger crisis
10/16/2008 [-] Bible lessons use science as teaching tool
10/16/2008 [-] Students display their skills at science fair
10/16/2008 [-] HIV 'Cure' Doctor Sues Science Academy
10/16/2008 [-] Monogamy linked to shifts in brain chemistry
10/16/2008 [-] SIGA Technologies' ST-246 Named 'Molecule of the Month' by Prous Science
10/16/2008 [-] Science, not religion can justify ban on gay sex HC
10/16/2008 [-] Kaska and Hard Creek Nickel Reach Agreement
10/16/2008 [-] Dying Lawyer's Son, Clintons Beg Biogen to Use Drug
10/16/2008 [-] FDA probes donation to science center
10/16/2008 [-] Villaraigosa, 3 council members back solar power initiative
10/15/2008 [-] Jack Kilby Science and Technology Quiz
10/15/2008 [-] Mathematics and science workshop
10/15/2008 [-] L.A. County OKs 62 million to treat children in foster care
10/15/2008 [-] Warming In Yosemite Sends Small Mammals Running For The Hills
10/15/2008 [-] New Grape Could Revitalize Midwest Wine Industry
10/15/2008 [-] Red Squirrel Could Become Immune To Deadly Disease
10/15/2008 [-] 'Walking fish' reveals fresh evolutionary insights
10/15/2008 [-] Phoenix Lander Survives Martian Dust Storm
10/15/2008 [-] Northern California town moves to head off another kind of bank failure
10/15/2008 [-] T-Ray Science, Inc. Files Two Provisional Patents
10/15/2008 [-] Study Web searching may aid memory
10/15/2008 [-] Russian spacecraft carrying American docks with station
10/15/2008 [-] Sons of astronauts connect in space
10/15/2008 [-] Sea voyages reveal 274 species new to science
10/15/2008 [-] GM divides at science debate
10/15/2008 [-] Popular Science Names MIT Memebers on Annual 'Brilliant 10' List of the Country
10/15/2008 [-] The World's Spookiest Weapons Popular Science
10/15/2008 [-] Amazing Power of Music Revealed
10/15/2008 [-] Nodal centres to promote science in rural Uttar Pradesh
10/15/2008 [-] Virus Could Help Scientists Design Nano Materials
10/15/2008 [-] Coastal Dead Zones May Benefit Some Species
10/15/2008 [-] Researchers Set To Map Mountain Range Covered In Ice
10/15/2008 [-] Popular NY Museum Tackles Climate Change Controversy
10/15/2008 [-] Hackers 'target mobile phones'
10/15/2008 [-] 'Stick to climate change agenda'
10/15/2008 [-] Americans Have Death Wish for Bugs and technology
10/15/2008 [-] The business of life science in Israel
10/15/2008 [-] Ivan, what's that chewing sound?
10/15/2008 [-] DNA adds new twist to dating online
10/15/2008 [-] Can the little blue pill treat a stroke?
10/15/2008 [-] New Report Finds Hunger Rampant in India
10/15/2008 [-] Termites Partly To Blame For Destruction Of Floodwalls
10/15/2008 [-] NY museum's climate change show dives into politics
10/15/2008 [-] Veeco establishes Endowed Chair in Engineering Sciences at UC Santa Barbara
10/15/2008 [-] Researchers of National Academy of Sciences to study economic problems of Kyrgyzstan
10/15/2008 [-] Calif. Fires Continue Rampage
10/15/2008 [-] SNC-Lavalin E&C Releases Recent Rebranding
10/15/2008 [-] Undiscovered Route Found of Early African Exodus
10/15/2008 [-] Report Rich Countries Must Pay To Save World's Forests
10/15/2008 [-] Trio accused of internet spam trade
10/15/2008 [-] China tackles intestinal worms
10/15/2008 [-] Hippie apes make war as well as lov
10/15/2008 [-] Gay sex Use science, not religion to justify ban
10/15/2008 [-] Psychoanalysis Is Pseudoscientific Quackery?
10/15/2008 [-] ACL injuries in girls raise more questions
10/15/2008 [-] Flu shot clinics
10/15/2008 [-] Science calendar
10/15/2008 [-] Health calendar
10/15/2008 [-] Fitness calendar
10/15/2008 [-] Tips for taming an overactive bladder
10/15/2008 [-] The Business after the Science
10/15/2008 [-] Univ. of Utah Takes Big Step in Small Science
10/15/2008 [-] More students finding science a turn
10/15/2008 [-] Science casts a new kind of light
10/15/2008 [-] Stan Plans to Improve Science Education, Awards Dedicated Members
10/15/2008 [-] - Britain scrapping its national testing of 14-year-olds in math, reading and science
10/15/2008 [-] Microsoft encourages maths, science
10/15/2008 [-] Science Museum to host 'Business Gets Green'
10/15/2008 [-] McCain won't freeze science funding, adviser says
10/15/2008 [-] New Science City display opens Wednesday
10/15/2008 [-] Omar eyes north-eastern Caribbean
10/15/2008 [-] Watch who you shake hands with
10/15/2008 [-] US court puts gray wolves back on endangered list
10/14/2008 [-] Governor gets mixed report card on environment
10/14/2008 [-] NY museum's climate change show dives in politics
10/14/2008 [-] MIT and T-Ray Science Conclude IP Agreement
10/14/2008 [-] NASA to Fix Hubble by Remote Control and technology
10/14/2008 [-] Looks Matter in the Bird World and technology
10/14/2008 [-] Cell Science sets up test centre
10/14/2008 [-] Hubble glitch solution found
10/14/2008 [-] UK Report Rich Countries Must Pay To Save World's Forests
10/14/2008 [-] Researchers Find Undiscovered Route of Early African Exodus
10/14/2008 [-] NASA Ready to Reboot Hubble
10/14/2008 [-] NASA engineers figure out remote-control fix for Hubble telescope
10/14/2008 [-] DWR San Diego Workshop on Water Conditions Changes Location
10/14/2008 [-] Experts Recommend Temporary Ban On Mediterranean Fishing
10/14/2008 [-] Imports Bring New Species Of Spiders To UK
10/14/2008 [-] Reprimanded Scientist Sues Colleagues For Defamation
10/14/2008 [-] Britain scrapping its national testing of 14-year-olds in math, reading and science
10/14/2008 [-] Sense about science
10/14/2008 [-] Author Daniel Lak Analyzes India's Role As A New World Superpower and technology
10/14/2008 [-] Uniform Science Study for Region
10/14/2008 [-] GPX Aeroscience to Execute Aeromagnetic & Radiometric Survey on Heavily Mineralized Cambodian Property
10/14/2008 [-] Mix up the cardio to give your heart a jolt
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