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11/28/2005 06:57:49a Sharp vision reveals intimacy of stars
11/28/2005 06:57:39a ESC issues policy statement on reperfusion therapy
11/28/2005 06:57:09a Major ovarian cancer clinical study announced at Yale using combination drug therapy
11/28/2005 06:56:09a New research targets treatment for dementia and brain injuries
11/28/2005 06:55:59a Morphome project researching proactive computing in homes
11/28/2005 06:55:23a Panbio announces achievement
11/28/2005 06:54:19a Yale engineers make standardized bulk synthesis of nanowires possible
11/28/2005 06:52:10a Study links progressive aphasia syndrome to prion gene
11/28/2005 06:50:33a AmPharma weds AmBioScience Report
11/28/2005 06:43:17a American Pharmaceutical to buy American BioScience
11/28/2005 05:35:47a Burt Rutan Building The People's Spaceship
11/28/2005 05:33:47a Saturn Surprise One Ring is Actually a Spiral
11/28/2005 05:24:35a SETI@Home goes BOINC
11/28/2005 05:18:20a Montreal Climate Talks Map Strategies Beyond Kyoto
11/28/2005 05:12:12a Science 'must teach experiments'
11/28/2005 04:34:32a World climate summit to begin
11/28/2005 03:55:03a American Pharmaceutical sets merger with American BioScience
11/28/2005 03:25:13a Schools shy away from science experiments
11/28/2005 02:17:59a Blue rose research yields GM alternative
11/28/2005 02:03:40a Snarkish.com Marks Anniversary with 'Type for Tunes' iPod Nano Giveaway
11/28/2005 02:00:10a Luxtron Expands Service in Upstate New York
11/28/2005 01:58:10a Flavor Spray Diet Announces all Flavor Sprays are Diabetic Friendly
11/28/2005 01:52:19a Talks on African Satellites Underway
11/28/2005 01:40:55a Brain structure associated with fear inhibition also may influence personality
11/27/2005 11:52:20p Montreal climate summit to begin
11/27/2005 11:52:00p Architecture Review | Phaeno Science Center Science Center Celebrates an Industrial Cityscape
11/27/2005 11:41:51p Singapore scientists embrace plan for cyberhugs
11/27/2005 11:29:53p Corruption Endangers a Treasure of the Caspian
11/27/2005 11:27:03p Architecture Review | Phaeno Science Center Science Center Celebrates an Industrial Cityscape
11/27/2005 10:59:13p Distance from radiation therapy facility impacts breast cancer treatment
11/27/2005 10:58:43p A wake-up call Smoking after cancer diagnosis affects care and research
11/27/2005 10:58:33p Many smokers fail to quit after cancer diagnosis
11/27/2005 10:45:14p World climate summit to begin
11/27/2005 10:40:32p Wild pigs and dogs damage Australian farms-report
11/27/2005 10:20:14p Greenhouse gases rise in Canada
11/27/2005 09:05:23p Science 'must teach experiments'
11/27/2005 08:41:35p Stem Cell Debate Goes To Church
11/27/2005 08:38:14p Exploding airbags can burn skin research
11/27/2005 08:24:26p Study Memory filters help maximize brain storage space
11/27/2005 08:21:36p No risk of heart attack associated with short-term use of traditional painkillers
11/27/2005 08:20:26p The body's art and soul Book pictures heart's beauty
11/27/2005 08:20:12p Probe returning to Earth after asteroid landing
11/27/2005 07:58:45p Tropical Storm Delta Gains Strength
11/27/2005 06:39:21p Science 'must teach experiments'
11/27/2005 06:36:47p Science 'must teach experiments'
11/27/2005 06:28:27p China city water supply resumes
11/27/2005 06:23:55p Science 'must teach experiments'
11/27/2005 06:11:56p Glucosamine no help or harm for osteoarthritis, trial shows
11/27/2005 06:00:18p Online Holiday Shopping Tips
11/27/2005 05:52:19p Cranberries may benefit teeth, US says study
11/27/2005 05:50:26p Mo. Priests Urge Opposition on Stem Cells
11/27/2005 05:47:26p Swiss vote to ban GM crops
11/27/2005 03:45:53p Old ice gives new clues to climate change
11/27/2005 03:42:13p In Montreal, delegates look at post-Kyoto world
11/27/2005 03:41:53p Ethics in a pandemic
11/27/2005 02:08:15p Japan's Asteroid Probe to Head Home Despite Glitch
11/27/2005 01:14:20p Swiss Ban Genetically Modified Crops
11/27/2005 12:57:40p HIV inserts into human genome using a DNA-associated protein
11/27/2005 11:34:12a Chinese decry toxic coverup
11/27/2005 10:27:21a China aims to send man on moon in 15 years
11/27/2005 10:26:49a Don't eat bean sprouts for now, recall underway Ontario health...
11/27/2005 09:02:40a Japan's Asteroid Probe Suffers Glitch
11/27/2005 08:55:17a 'I had a baby with my sister's ovary'
11/27/2005 08:39:53a Swiss adopt five-year GMO farming ban
11/27/2005 08:28:42a No choice over nuclear Beckett
11/27/2005 07:58:48a Tropical Storm Threatens Canary Islands
11/27/2005 07:58:41a Japanese Spacecraft to Start Journey Home
11/27/2005 06:42:50a Swiss agree to 5-year GMO farming ban
11/27/2005 03:03:07a Science, faith clash in class
11/27/2005 01:08:16a Math + science = innovation, but US lags in the equation
11/27/2005 01:07:19a Adverts pulled from S.Korean TV amid stem cell fury
11/27/2005 12:05:20a No-Confidence Vote in Canada Threatens U.N. Climate Change Meeting
11/26/2005 11:47:06p Fuel, computer problems scrub rocket's maiden flight
11/26/2005 11:46:26p Asteroid probe may be shaking from gas leak
11/26/2005 10:28:31p Miracles of science
11/26/2005 07:32:04p SpaceX Scrubs Maiden Flight of Falcon 1 Rocket
11/26/2005 06:58:49p The Nation's Weather
11/26/2005 06:58:47p New Liquid-Fuel Rocket's Launch Scrubbed
11/26/2005 06:28:40p No-Confidence Vote on Canada's Government Threatens U.N. Climate Change Meeting
11/26/2005 06:27:29p Rural Water Worries Persist After Chinese Chemical Spill
11/26/2005 06:25:49p Connecticut Taking on Uncle Sam, on a Mission for Gus
11/26/2005 06:24:19p Directions The Evolution of a Darwin Show
11/26/2005 04:57:35p LIVE Coverage Launch Window Extended for Falcon 1 Rocket's First Flight
11/26/2005 03:40:16p Japanese probe 'collects' asteroid sample
11/26/2005 03:39:36p Balloonist Claims to Set High-Flight Mark
11/26/2005 03:39:26p Japan hopeful probe has asteroid dust
11/26/2005 02:08:17p LIVE Coverage Launch Countdown Continues for SpaceX's Falcon 1 Rocket
11/26/2005 01:58:51p Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout Numbers Down
11/26/2005 11:18:51a Cold snap grips Europe
11/26/2005 09:13:27a Harry Potter Hits the Biggest Screen
11/26/2005 09:13:17a Detailed Analysis Reveals That Hayabusa Landed on and Took Off ...
11/26/2005 09:12:47a 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' Screened for Astronauts on ...
11/26/2005 09:12:26a Shop Till the Fingers Drop
11/26/2005 09:11:37a ANSWER OF THE WEEK
11/26/2005 09:11:27a A Wild Manila!A
11/26/2005 09:11:17a NASA Advisory Committee; Renewal of NASA's Aerospace Safety ...
11/26/2005 09:10:47a Rowling's Potter Makes 'Cosmic' Debut
11/26/2005 09:10:36a NASA Awards Contract for New Millennium Mission
11/26/2005 09:10:27a ISS Crew Watches Harry Potter Movie
11/26/2005 09:10:06a Business Briefs
11/26/2005 07:57:35a China Honors Astronauts After Mission
11/26/2005 07:57:16a Sons donate half lung each to their mother
11/26/2005 07:56:15a India Balloonist Sets Highest Flight Mark
11/26/2005 07:55:56a Asteroid Probe Mission Gets Shaky
11/26/2005 07:55:45a Record High For Hot Air Balloonist
11/26/2005 07:18:55a China Honors Astronauts After Mission
11/26/2005 02:48:28a Japan Success for asteroid probe
11/26/2005 01:34:40a Phoenix growing as center for bioscience researchers
11/26/2005 12:38:53a States Struggling With Disaster-Relief Aid
11/26/2005 12:33:37a Probe 'gathers asteroid material'
11/26/2005 12:08:36a Indian Tycoon Soars Toward Record
11/25/2005 11:49:40p Japanese probe apparently gets asteroid samples
11/25/2005 11:38:18p Probe 'gathers asteroid material'
11/25/2005 10:18:48p Japan probe lands on asteroid
11/25/2005 09:28:39p Battle Lines Set as New York Acts to Cut Emissions
11/25/2005 09:25:29p Spill in China Brings Danger, and Cover-Up
11/25/2005 09:23:29p Small Leak at Indian Point Eludes Diver and Cameras
11/25/2005 07:39:08p Japanese probe lands on asteroid
11/25/2005 06:44:24p Sons donate lung to save their mother
11/25/2005 06:41:54p Japanese probe lands on asteroid, agency says
11/25/2005 05:18:49p Japanese Probe Collects Asteroid Samples
11/25/2005 05:18:45p Royal Society Wants to Keep Science off Web
11/25/2005 04:09:07p Where's The Beef?
11/25/2005 04:06:38p Whooping Crane Spending 2nd Winter Lost
11/25/2005 04:04:36p Former ABC boss heads new Elgin Marbles effort
11/25/2005 03:59:46p Official Says Parthenon Safe From Seepage
11/25/2005 03:58:46p Internet used to monitor blood clot patients' health
11/25/2005 03:39:37p Royal Society Wants to Keep Science off Web
11/25/2005 03:06:37p Royal Society Wants to Keep Science off Web
11/25/2005 02:53:25p Royal Society Wants to Keep Science off Web
11/25/2005 01:32:27p Don't eat Ontario bean sprouts for now, recall underway health officials
11/25/2005 12:39:22p Bishops Preach Against Stem-Cell Reasearch
11/25/2005 11:26:43a Clothes of 1924 head for Everest
11/25/2005 10:47:48a Bean sprouts suspected source of Ontario salmonella outbreak
11/25/2005 10:46:08a Sharks, warblers, deer on endangered list
11/25/2005 10:44:33a Eleven new species on endangered list
11/25/2005 10:42:38a Greenhouse gas levels highest in thousands of years study
11/25/2005 10:22:03a China orders probe into toxic spill
11/25/2005 09:18:37a Japan greenlights second landing attempt
11/25/2005 08:58:56a Tropical Storm Delta Weakens
11/25/2005 08:55:30a Sharks, warblers, deer on endangered list
11/25/2005 08:50:35a Chinese toxic leak was 100 tons
11/25/2005 08:17:42a S.Korea Vows to Support Cloning Pioneer
11/25/2005 08:14:32a Swimming with dolphins eases depression study
11/25/2005 08:11:52a Some obese Britons now ineligible for paid hip, knee replacements
11/25/2005 08:10:02a Probe set for new landing
11/25/2005 06:45:46a Sharks, warblers, deer on endangered species list
11/25/2005 05:57:18a Iceberg 'sings' under pressure
11/25/2005 05:55:06a Prion research funded
11/25/2005 04:46:49a South Koreans rally round scientist after scandal
11/25/2005 04:46:17a Chinese toxic leak was 100 tons
11/25/2005 04:16:14a South Koreans rally round scientist after scandal
11/25/2005 03:32:07a Greenhouse Effect At All-Time High
11/25/2005 01:30:32a Japan probe trying to land on asteroid
11/25/2005 01:16:12a Iceberg 'sings under pressure'
11/25/2005 01:10:16a Spill Taints Beijing Image
11/25/2005 12:46:21a Soviet Prison Secrets Included on Author’s Website
11/24/2005 11:20:48p Perseus and the Demon Star
11/24/2005 10:11:43p Ronald Rivlin, 90, Expert on Properties of Rubber, Dies
11/24/2005 10:08:43p China Blames Oil Company for Benzene Spill in River
11/24/2005 10:07:53p Korean Leaves Cloning Center in Ethics Furor
11/24/2005 10:06:33p Japan prepares second asteroid landing attempt
11/24/2005 08:38:15p Chinese toxic leak was 100 tonnes
11/24/2005 08:12:58p Sea level rise doubles in 150 years
11/24/2005 07:17:37p Record CO2 levels fuel global warming fears
11/24/2005 07:15:07p Iceberg 'sings under pressure'
11/24/2005 07:14:27p Treat domestic violence as a health issue WHO
11/24/2005 07:14:17p Greenhouse gas levels highest in centuries study
11/24/2005 07:14:00p New attempt at asteroid landing
11/24/2005 06:59:00p Getting close to nature is good for you
11/24/2005 06:58:39p Swimming with dolphins can alleviate depression
11/24/2005 06:58:29p Problem of emerging infectious diseases likely to worsen
11/24/2005 06:58:19p Snake bites should not be underestimated, say experts
11/24/2005 06:57:59p Are pets good for you?
11/24/2005 06:57:39p Time is right for vets and doctors to debate food policy
11/24/2005 06:57:29p Potential malaria drug target identified
11/24/2005 06:37:16p Japan space probe set for asteroid landing
11/24/2005 06:17:11p Expanded science in jr. high on table
11/24/2005 04:47:05p Rise in Gases Unmatched by a History in Ancient Ice
11/24/2005 04:45:46p Scientists discover 'singing' iceberg
11/24/2005 04:45:36p Obese Britons ineligible for paid hip, knee replacements
11/24/2005 04:41:35p Delta Near Hurricane Strength
11/24/2005 04:40:25p U.S. Went Online For Katrina News
11/24/2005 04:38:45p Korean Scientist Admits He Lied About Source of Egg Cells
11/24/2005 04:30:26p Iceberg 'sings under pressure'
11/24/2005 04:26:16p Zinc supplements safe for HIV-infected children
11/24/2005 02:38:26p CO2 'highest for 650,000 years'
11/24/2005 02:18:57p Late-Season Tropical Storm Strengthens
11/24/2005 02:03:11p Bean sprouts suspected source of salmonella outbreak in Ont.
11/24/2005 01:44:19p The earliest animals had human-like genes
11/24/2005 01:44:09p Silenced gene in worm shows role in regeneration
11/24/2005 01:43:59p Nanotube foams flex and rebound with super compressibility
11/24/2005 01:43:49p Grabbing addiction by the tail
11/24/2005 01:43:39p Regenerating worms help elucidate stem cell biology
11/24/2005 01:43:19p Global warming doubles rate of ocean rise
11/24/2005 01:42:49p Engineers create super compressible foam-like films
11/24/2005 01:42:39p Electrons 'tunnel' through water molecules between nestled proteins
11/24/2005 01:42:29p New ice cores expand view of climate history
11/24/2005 12:36:54p CO2 'highest for 650,000 years'
11/24/2005 11:41:03a Scientists discover singing iceberg in Antarctica
11/24/2005 11:25:24a Report Humans impacting sea levels
11/24/2005 11:16:17a Scientists discover singing iceberg in Antarctica
11/24/2005 11:13:19a Oceans, greenhouse gases rising faster reports
11/24/2005 11:10:26a Report Humans impacting sea levels
11/24/2005 09:44:55a Environment hurt by oil sands boom
11/24/2005 09:44:46a New attempt at asteroid landing
11/24/2005 09:40:24a Japan's asteroid probe did land, after all
11/24/2005 09:38:59a Insurance hinders New Orleans recovery
11/24/2005 09:27:06a New attempt at asteroid landing
11/24/2005 09:04:08a Delta Gains Strength
11/24/2005 09:00:05a Late-Season Tropical Storm Strengthens
11/24/2005 08:45:37a Chile mummies possibly done in by arsenic
11/24/2005 08:43:07a Colombian volcano spews fire
11/24/2005 08:40:27a West African states agree to save elephants
11/24/2005 08:37:58a PetroChina says has guilty conscience over toxic spill Forbes
11/24/2005 08:05:30a Chile mummies possibly done in by arsenic
11/24/2005 07:50:32a Colombian volcano spews fire
11/24/2005 07:08:58a Japanese Probe to Try Landing on Asteroid Twice
11/24/2005 06:56:06a Spare our blushes, put more cash into space
11/24/2005 06:54:33a Stem cell pioneer steps down over egg ethics
11/24/2005 06:06:50a Selling Nemo a no-no at Dalhousie
11/24/2005 06:05:00a Probe Will Try to Land on Asteroid Again
11/24/2005 05:44:04a Scientists pin hopes on worm eggs to fight diseases
11/24/2005 05:18:59a Cloning Pioneer Apologizes to Public
11/24/2005 03:40:31a DNA search for 'father' Christmas
11/24/2005 03:28:49a Ignoring useless information aids memory
11/24/2005 03:14:19a Facts about benzene
11/24/2005 02:43:38a UN says sonar threatens dolphin, whale survival
11/24/2005 02:43:30a West African states agree to save elephants
11/24/2005 02:43:22a Environment hurt by oil sands boom report
11/23/2005 10:46:21p Vast slick reaches Chinese city
11/23/2005 10:37:33p S.Korean stem cell scientist quits over egg row
11/23/2005 10:14:22p Live From the Lab, a Culture Worth a Thousand Words
11/23/2005 10:05:29p Facts about benzene
11/23/2005 10:01:21p S.Korean stem cell scientist quits over egg row
11/23/2005 08:37:28p Can 'tipping points' accelerate global warming?
11/23/2005 07:37:51p South Korea says no ethical lapses in stem cell work
11/23/2005 07:34:22p Ants leave 'road signs' for others study
11/23/2005 07:34:12p Idaho's Wild Turkey Population Thriving
11/23/2005 07:31:52p Search for Rare Ark. Woodpecker Resumes
11/23/2005 07:31:42p Research considers alternative mine rock blast methods
11/23/2005 07:31:01p Doctors hail new brain machine
11/23/2005 07:30:52p Thanksgiving in Space Could Look Different
11/23/2005 07:30:21p Cloning Pioneer Got Eggs From Lab Staff
11/23/2005 07:29:01p Georgia Aquarium Amazes Visitors
11/23/2005 06:19:24p Georgia Aquarium Amazes Visitors
11/23/2005 06:19:20p The Nation's Weather
11/23/2005 06:19:14p Spacecraft Lands Successfully on Asteroid
11/23/2005 05:38:30p Can "tipping points" accelerate global warming?
11/23/2005 05:08:45p Few cold remedies backed with evidence
11/23/2005 05:07:45p Extent, type of medical errors in Quebec probed
11/23/2005 05:04:25p Polluted Prosperity In China
11/23/2005 04:59:45p Tummy bugs become 'living' photo film
11/23/2005 04:46:06p Cloning scientists fall out over 'payments' for human egg donors
11/23/2005 04:41:05p American Academy of Neurology elaborates expert witness guidelines
11/23/2005 04:40:03p JCI table of contents November 23 2005
11/23/2005 04:38:13p Killing regulatory T cells boosts effectiveness of cancer vaccine
11/23/2005 04:38:03p Neutrons, the spies of the nanoworld
11/23/2005 04:37:53p Avian flu in perspective New England Journal article reviews 'spectacular' findings
11/23/2005 04:35:03p New vaccine platform may fight infections with causes from influenza to bioterrorism
11/23/2005 04:34:23p Major study links chronic noise exposure to risk of heart attacks
11/23/2005 04:33:43p Research published in the NEJM challenges 30-year-old standard of care for lupus patients
11/23/2005 04:33:03p Clinical trial supports better treatment for lupus nephritis
11/23/2005 04:32:53p Deleted genes help predict outcome in a children's cancer
11/23/2005 03:40:29p Polluted river water heads for Chinese city
11/23/2005 03:02:13p UN urges protection for dolphins
11/23/2005 03:01:33p Slothful For The Sake Of Science
11/23/2005 02:40:47p Patchwork US greenhouse gas market grows slowly
11/23/2005 02:40:24p Bacteria make high-definition images
11/23/2005 02:37:24p Space food of the future
11/23/2005 02:33:33p Tropical Storm Delta Takes Shape
11/23/2005 02:29:03p Out Of This World Thanksgiving
11/23/2005 01:37:55p Japanese space probe lands on asteroid Kyodo
11/23/2005 01:37:35p UN urges protection for dolphins
11/23/2005 12:59:04p Spacecraft Lands Successfully on Asteroid
11/23/2005 12:37:34p China city braces for toxic spill
11/23/2005 12:31:20p Ignoring useless information aids memory study
11/23/2005 12:16:29p Ignoring useless information aids memory study
11/23/2005 11:53:22a Noisy oceans takes toll on whales
11/23/2005 11:50:52a Physician sells benefits of weight-loss balloon
11/23/2005 11:49:22a Scientists uncover how puffer fish resist own toxin
11/23/2005 11:49:14a Embryo, vaccine research earn national health research awards
11/23/2005 11:47:52a A Whale Of A Tale From Atlanta
11/23/2005 11:45:02a Japanese probe lands on asteroid but no sample
11/23/2005 11:39:03a Students' Dogged Pursuit in Reading
11/23/2005 11:36:45a Stanford study of sea squirt provides clue to human immune system
11/23/2005 11:35:15a Quantum bubbles are the key
11/23/2005 11:33:25a Inside a quantum dot Tracking electrons at trillionths of a second
11/23/2005 11:31:37a You can't rely on firearms forensics
11/23/2005 11:31:24a Einstein scientists discover how protein crucial for motion
11/23/2005 11:31:07a Student scientists create living bacterial photographs
11/23/2005 11:29:14a Discovery disproves simple concept of memory as 'storage space'
11/23/2005 11:29:04a US swine workers at increased risk of infection with swine influenza virus
11/23/2005 10:04:30a Report Warns Congress Of Eroding IT, Science Sectors
11/23/2005 09:49:47a UK space effort 'starved of cash'
11/23/2005 09:49:26a Women Spend 60 Days in Bed for Research
11/23/2005 09:41:36a DNA search for 'father' Christmas
11/23/2005 09:38:16a Government forces CO2 rethink
11/23/2005 09:22:44a Shuttle Foam Problems Remain
11/23/2005 09:08:16a Rock kicks up volcano dust plume
11/23/2005 08:56:34a Normal chromosome ends elicit a limited DNA damage response
11/23/2005 08:56:03a Obtaining high performance coatings through simple latex film simulations
11/23/2005 08:52:43a Evaluation of research doctorate programs gets under way
11/23/2005 08:52:03a Family habits set drinking path
11/23/2005 08:51:24a U.S. swine workers at increased risk of infection with swine influenza virus
11/23/2005 08:49:43a UK e-Science project discovers new knowledge about earthquakes
11/23/2005 08:49:18a Eruption update Island in British Overseas Territory is growing in size
11/23/2005 08:47:45a Einstein's dark energy accelerates the universe
11/23/2005 08:47:42a U.N. says sonar threatens dolphin, whale survival
11/23/2005 08:47:13a DNA search for 'father' Christmas
11/23/2005 07:47:18a Report Warns Congress Of Eroding IT, Science Sectors