12/08/2006 [-]
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DOE picks site for oil reserve expansion
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NASA's Back to the Future Moon Plan
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Pop songs are weird science
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Ariane sends satellites to orbit
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EPA Shortens Science Reviews, Angering Some
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Science chiefs defend cancer pioneer
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Video How to Start a Fire Without Matches
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Clue Found in Mystery of How Raindrops Form
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Report downplays impact of herbicide at N.B. base
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'World's conscience' retires from UN relief role
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Spaceport to launch first satellites
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Tories plan tight restrictions on toxic chemicals
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Remains Of St. Paul May Have Been Found
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Physicist In Israel Promoting Science
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New floods at Kenyan refugee camps as US military airdrops begin
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1 Death, 19 Injuries Blamed on Magnets
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Forecaster Sees High Hurricane Activity Next Year
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Bad Habits Why We Can't Stop
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Calgary's green efforts garner world recognition
12/08/2006 [-]
Computer Sciences buys Datatrac
12/08/2006 [-]
Chinese President stresses military science, technology research
12/08/2006 [-]
Mysterious Arctic sharks found in Québec
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Hurricane threat for 2007 upgraded by scientific team
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Chinese President stresses military science, technology research
12/08/2006 [-]
Environment key to helping poor
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Mars Global Surveyor Says Water Might Still Flow On Mars
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Zambia launches new science journalism awards
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'The Lives of Rocks' Earth sciences and human beings mesh
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Computer Sciences to buy Datatrac
12/08/2006 [-]
EPA shortens science reviews, angering some
12/08/2006 [-]
Drilling bill is expected to clear House
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NASA will try Discovery launch again on Saturday
12/08/2006 [-]
Medical studies give red wine sales a boost
12/07/2006 [-]
Scientists excited about possibly finding flowing water on Mars
12/07/2006 [-]
Birth rate 'harms poverty goals'
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Sierra Club Politics Trumps Science at EPA
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Science College Students Visit Remote Belait Village
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India, Canada in science
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B.C. mayors call fon Ottawa to help battle pine beetle
12/07/2006 [-]
Ambrose promises new efforts to enlist consumers in effort to curb climate change
12/07/2006 [-]
Country Launches New Science Journalism Awards
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Brief chill and lake-effect snow
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NASA Shuttle Launch Still on Schedule
12/07/2006 [-]
Science Proves The Value Of Holidays
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Nullity the Nonsense Number
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Christian Scientists Gets PWND
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President of the Applied Sciences University Receives Saudi Official
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Ministers to ban creationist teaching aids in science lessons
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Science could save 6 from execution
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Creationists Tainting Real Science
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God and Science Unexplained stuffs of faith at our convenience .
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Lockport mulls shift in science
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Science turns to stem-cells
12/07/2006 [-]
January Measurement Science Conference is in Long Beach
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L.C. 'Bomb' was actually science puzzle
12/07/2006 [-]
Fire Damages Room In UConn Math, Science Building
12/07/2006 [-]
Study Questions Role Math, Science Play in Nations GDP
12/07/2006 [-]
Scientist was paid by biotech firm
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New York City Bans Science
12/07/2006 [-]
N.D. Bison Moved to New Home in Nebraska
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Quebec spud farmers getting 5.4M for parasite woes
12/07/2006 [-]
Scientists Find New Treatment For Scrapie
12/07/2006 [-]
New technique could double U.S. oil reserves
12/07/2006 [-]
India losing the edge to China in science Mashelkar
12/07/2006 [-]
Trina Solar files IPO
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Computer Science buys Datatrac
12/07/2006 [-]
Lux Biosciences to Present at RBC Capital Markets Healthcare Conference
12/07/2006 [-]
Clouds threaten 24-hour delay in launch of Discovery
12/07/2006 [-]
Radical new tire design by Michelin
12/07/2006 [-]
Computer Sciences buys Datatrac, appoints credit services president
12/07/2006 [-]
Amazon dam project draws heated opposition in Brazil
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Researcher to deliver science lecture
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New Zealand Herald Technology & Science
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Ebola Threatens to Kill Off Gorillas in Africa
12/07/2006 [-]
New Version of Windows Introduced for Business Users and technology
12/07/2006 [-]
Buried Babies Suggest Prehistoric Compassion
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Key hominid fossil found at 'Cradle of Humankind' is younger than thought
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Ebola virus kills 5,000 gorillas, says study
12/07/2006 [-]
Seismologists Take Earth's Temperature
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Mass Extinction Also Changed Ocean Ecology
12/07/2006 [-]
New magnets made from the strongest known hydrogen bond
12/07/2006 [-]
Nobel laureates gather in Stockholm for 'celebration of science'
12/07/2006 [-]
Math, science teachers hard to find
12/07/2006 [-]
Clouds threaten 12-hour delay in launch of Discovery
12/07/2006 [-]
Singapore's efforts to develop biomedical sciences hailed an outstanding success
12/07/2006 [-]
CONFIRMATION Liquid water does exist on the surface of Mars.
12/07/2006 [-]
HiRISE images Viking 1 Lander
12/07/2006 [-]
Goldstein attacks Grits' Kyoto record
12/07/2006 [-]
U.S. fisheries expert slams Canadian report that projects fisheries collapse
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NASA's shuttle mission promises drama
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Skyguard, a Star Wars like defense system that is here now.
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Video Appear To Levitate
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An Amazing First Two Species Cooperate to Hunt
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DNA Strand Study Unexpected Flexibility
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Zinc Has Important Role In Brain Circuitry
12/07/2006 [-]
New Space Station Astronaut Proud of Indian Roots and technology
12/07/2006 [-]
Russian wants to join NASA moon program; hopes for agreement within months
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Water on Mars?
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Learning During Sleep Study of Communication Between Memory Areas
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Weird Finding Smoking Causes Knee Pain
12/07/2006 [-]
Vatican Paul's tomb found
12/07/2006 [-]
Mililani High siblings win 50,000 science scholarship
12/07/2006 [-]
Singapore's efforts to develop biomedical sciences hailed an outstanding success
12/07/2006 [-]
Winning shot of a shape-shifter
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Apparent splashdown on Mars has scientists in a lather
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Saving U.S. Science
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Discovery crew one of diversity
12/07/2006 [-]
Weather threat to shuttle launch
12/07/2006 [-]
Russia to launch major lunar mission in 2012
12/07/2006 [-]
Despite gloomy forecast, NASA makes final preparations toward shuttle launch
12/07/2006 [-]
Images show water may flow on Red Planet
12/07/2006 [-]
Dublin life-sciences firm to double workforce
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Connecticut birders find hummingbird far from home
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Llamas Enlisted to Thwart Biological Weapons
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Plan OKd to kill off 1,300 deer
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In Owens Valley, water again flows
12/06/2006 [-]
Scientists make gene detection breakthrough
12/06/2006 [-]
California city mulls bid to ban foie gras from restaurants
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Clouds threaten launch of Discovery space shuttle
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Warbler's numbers don't call for action
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Dinosaur Eggs Fossilized in Glass During Act of Division!
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Homophobia Associated With Homosexual Arousal study
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Orbiter Images Suggest Water Flowed Recently on Mars
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School Day 24Students in Malaysia and the UK compare notes about science
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More Sick Students at Leave South Valley Science Camp
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Science matters it's time to have your say
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Is there water on Mars?
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Strongest Proof Yet of Water Flow on Mars
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Signs of liquid water add to 'Life on Mars' debate
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Cold air invasion east of Rockies
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Long the fixation of physicists, a tiny chargeless particle is found
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My conscience is clear, says Rasool
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Singapore's science city to get 250 million new phase
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Arctic assault
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Clouds may stop Thursday shuttle launch
12/06/2006 [-]
Science research languishing ``for lack of ideas'
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Bone rings exchanged by couples
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Researchers explain the science behind bad gift giving
12/06/2006 [-]
The art and science of predicting local flooding
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Real Time Grid Computing Monitor Maps
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New science GCSE slammed
12/06/2006 [-]
Egyptian archeologists find mummy doctor
12/06/2006 [-]
Science discovery could replace light bulb
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Strengthening of Cooperation in Science and Technology
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New Data Show Global Warming Kills Marine Life
12/06/2006 [-]
Batty Discovery The Longest Tongue
12/06/2006 [-]
Prospects cloudy for Thursday shuttle launch
12/06/2006 [-]
NASA says bright gullies on Mars could be sign of liquid water
12/06/2006 [-]
Most Chinese learn science from idiot box
12/06/2006 [-]
Egyptians Find 4,000-Year-Old Mummy
12/06/2006 [-]
NASA Camp Planned For Moon
12/06/2006 [-]
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12/06/2006 [-]
A team approach may help in treating breast cancer
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Trans fat banned in New Yorkers attack on porkers
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Now You See This Letter, Now You Dont! and technology
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The art and science of predicting local flooding
12/06/2006 [-]
Power surge, glue-like material pose last-minute snags for Discovery launch
12/06/2006 [-]
The arctic plunge
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Tracking down the scents of the natural world
12/06/2006 [-]
Republican Barton Calls Global Warming Science Absolute Nonsense
12/05/2006 [-]
Shuttle Set for Complex Trip to the Station
12/05/2006 [-]
NASA Schedules Briefing to Announce Significant Find on Mars
12/05/2006 [-]
Space shuttle on track for Thursday launch
12/05/2006 [-]
My conscience is clear, says Rasool
12/05/2006 [-]
High school senior wins top science competition
12/05/2006 [-]
Brazil Protects Large Swath Of Rainforest
12/05/2006 [-]
Amygdala Shrinks In Some Forms Of Autism
12/05/2006 [-]
Countdown Continues For Shuttle Launch
12/05/2006 [-]
California Construction Pollution Studied
12/05/2006 [-]
Science Minister On Innovation
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Probe spies landers on Red Planet
12/05/2006 [-]
Science synergy Student mentoring enhances love of science
12/05/2006 [-]
Islamic nations establish science network
12/05/2006 [-]
Science Hill is bake sale away from Spurrier hire
12/05/2006 [-]
Charlotte teen 3rd in national science contest
12/05/2006 [-]
Waukee looks at high school science requirements
12/05/2006 [-]
Cash for teachers, FCAT spur interest in Palm Beach County science fair
12/05/2006 [-]
Teens win scholarships for science prowess
12/05/2006 [-]
Teaching Science in the 21st Century Investing in Professional Learning Brings Dividends for Scienc
12/05/2006 [-]
Teens get a science prize
12/05/2006 [-]
Former White House science advisor warns that nanotechnology
12/05/2006 [-]
Richard Dawkins answers what would you say to God if you arrived at heaven?
12/05/2006 [-]
Colder for parts of Plains, Midwest
12/05/2006 [-]
Astronaut shines light on science
12/05/2006 [-]
Space shuttle's nighttime launch combines esthetics, engineering and power
12/05/2006 [-]
Chinese academy row over 'pseudoscience'
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Gora science exhibition opens
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Computer just can't compute
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Space Experiments To Involve Students
12/05/2006 [-]
Blurring divide between arts and science
12/05/2006 [-]
Meet the Newest Member of the Anti-Terrorism Team...
12/05/2006 [-]
Forecast worsens slightly for launch
12/05/2006 [-]
Hoku expects 3Q loss due to charge
12/05/2006 [-]
Scientists Study Arsenic And Hormones
12/05/2006 [-]
Joint Lubrication And Protection Studied
12/05/2006 [-]
California Temperature Rise Affects Crops
12/05/2006 [-]
Establishment 'science' Organic chicken 'less nutritious' than battery-farmed birds
12/05/2006 [-]
Russia to join U.S. lunar exploration program if funded
12/05/2006 [-]
Naked DNA Could Prevent Impotence
12/05/2006 [-]
Great Lakes snow continues
12/05/2006 [-]
Baldness drug can skew prostate cancer test
12/05/2006 [-]
NASA plans permanent moon base in 20 years
12/05/2006 [-]
Teens try cough medicine for a high
12/05/2006 [-]
Typhoon kills 26, sinks boats in Vietnam
12/05/2006 [-]
Shipper to test system to cut emissions
12/04/2006 [-]
Science Central Wall Comes Down
12/04/2006 [-]
Diarrhea Hits the Road
12/04/2006 [-]
Siemens High School Science Awards
12/04/2006 [-]
Neanderthals Were Cannibals, Study Confirms
12/04/2006 [-]
US Announces Moon Base, Lunar Lander Plan and technology
12/04/2006 [-]
Health Sciences Centre staff call for increased security
12/04/2006 [-]
NASA's return to moon permanent international polar outpost in 2024
12/04/2006 [-]
Eden Bioscience announces job cuts, CEO to resign
12/04/2006 [-]
Molecule Marker Found On Stem Cells
12/04/2006 [-]
Gender Appearance Differences Are Explored
12/04/2006 [-]
Retaining Wall At Science Central Coming Down
12/04/2006 [-]
Smart or Scary? Software That Follows You
12/04/2006 [-]
Earthquake Forecasts Possible with Seconds to Spare
12/04/2006 [-]
Survival of the Loudest Urban Birds Change Their Tune
12/04/2006 [-]
NASA says it will set up polar moon camp
12/04/2006 [-]
Clipper system bound for Upper Midwest
12/04/2006 [-]
Factoids on Tennessee science winners
12/04/2006 [-]
N.C. team wins 3rd place in premier high school science contest
12/04/2006 [-]
Science Central Wall Demolition Begins
12/04/2006 [-]
Detective Uses Science to Find Clues
12/04/2006 [-]
Shell CEO berates America for spurning Kyoto environmental pact on global warming
12/04/2006 [-]
High school senior wins top science competition
12/04/2006 [-]
Science good for business
12/04/2006 [-]
Sweden tops climate change efforts, U.S. near bottom, environmentalists say
12/04/2006 [-]
Big ice shelf's disappearing act
12/04/2006 [-]
Premier science contest winners to be announced
12/04/2006 [-]
Science competition winners to be named
12/04/2006 [-]
Ariane rocket to launch S. Korean weather/comm satellite
12/04/2006 [-]
The Most Important Ideas in Unsolved Mathematics
12/04/2006 [-]
Courts ponder value of man's best friend
12/04/2006 [-]
Science Applications' new digs to be ready sooner
12/04/2006 [-]
Dermasalve Sciences expects to launch bird flu gel product in March 2007
12/04/2006 [-]
Scientists Experiment With Fish Farming
12/04/2006 [-]
RoboSalmon to Spy on Fish
12/04/2006 [-]
Sky Guy Giving the moon & stars
12/03/2006 [-]
Shuttle crew begins final preparations
12/03/2006 [-]
Mixing cocktails has become a science...
12/03/2006 [-]
A nor'easter wannabe
12/03/2006 [-]
Discovery Shuttle Astronauts Arrive at NASA Spaceport
12/03/2006 [-]
Canada's Dion Says He'll Honor Kyoto
12/03/2006 [-]
New crops needed to avoid famines
12/03/2006 [-]
Colourful start to district science fair
12/03/2006 [-]
Bolivia nationalizes natural gas industry
12/03/2006 [-]
Canada's Dion says he'll honor Kyoto
12/03/2006 [-]
Emperor Maxentius Insignia Found in Rome
12/03/2006 [-]
'Double Diabetes' a New Threat
12/03/2006 [-]
Report Casts Doubt on Gulf War Syndrome
12/03/2006 [-]
Scientist Fights Church Effort to Hide Museum's Pre-Human Fossils
12/03/2006 [-]
Christian Science Monitor
12/03/2006 [-]
Malaysia issues highest warning over typhoon Durian
12/03/2006 [-]
Justices hear climate debate
12/03/2006 [-]
State sued over failure to ban lead ammo
12/03/2006 [-]
Protected land increases in state
12/03/2006 [-]
Wildfire smoke sickens young, research finds
12/03/2006 [-]
Controversial Malibu hills access plan OKd
12/03/2006 [-]
Raising Science's bar against fraud
12/03/2006 [-]
Stop-and-start HIV treatment increases risks, study finds
12/03/2006 [-]
Shuttle launch set for Dec. 7
12/03/2006 [-]
Financial ties found among clinical trials
12/03/2006 [-]
Esther Lederberg, 83; helped unlock mysteries of bacteria, viruses
12/03/2006 [-]
Ancient machine opened the heavens
12/03/2006 [-]
Cancer chemotherapy is shown to impair the brain
12/03/2006 [-]
Abortion drug prevents tumors in mice, study says
12/03/2006 [-]
2nd century curse is a blessing to scientists
12/03/2006 [-]
Treated wood may be secret to Stradivarius violins
12/03/2006 [-]
Italy swings its support back to Kyoto and beyond
12/03/2006 [-]
DSU offers forensic science program
12/03/2006 [-]
Stage books Comedy and science, loss, lust and love
12/03/2006 [-]
News Science & Health - MercuryNews.com
12/03/2006 [-]
States hope to skirt forest protections
12/03/2006 [-]
Environmentalists seek protection for parts of northwest Atlantic
12/03/2006 [-]
Sun Valley gets low grade on environment
12/02/2006 [-]
Major moose population expansion expected in Adirondacks
12/02/2006 [-]
Space shuttle astronauts will rewire space station during 12-day mission
12/02/2006 [-]
AIDS specialist combines 2 arts to create a science of healing
12/02/2006 [-]
Detective uses science to find clues
12/02/2006 [-]
China to build third science station in Antarctica
12/02/2006 [-]
Iraq and the Christian Conscience
12/02/2006 [-]
Egyptians Living Above Tombs Agree to Go
12/02/2006 [-]
RoboSalmon to Spy on Fish
12/02/2006 [-]
Discovery's 7 Astronauts a Diverse Bunch
12/02/2006 [-]
Lab accidents are not funny.
12/02/2006 [-]
Detective Uses Science to Find Clues
12/02/2006 [-]
Discovery Astronauts to Rewire Station
12/02/2006 [-]
Cold air remains; possible coastal storm
12/02/2006 [-]
10 most intelligent / least intelligent dogs
12/02/2006 [-]
Scientists Reconstruct da Vinci's Fingerprint
12/02/2006 [-]
New cooperation agreement signed between Belgian Science Policy Office and World Heritage Centre
12/02/2006 [-]
Chinese river dolphin nears extinction Xinhua
12/02/2006 [-]
Dead ringersTackling the environmental impacts of mobile phones
12/02/2006 [-]
Desalination lawsuit dismissed
12/01/2006 [-]
News Science & Health - MercuryNews.com
12/01/2006 [-]
Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse names CEO
12/01/2006 [-]
Dig Reveals Early Christian Presence
12/01/2006 [-]
Sensenbrenner to seek top spot on Science Committee
12/01/2006 [-]
Widespread wind damage
12/01/2006 [-]
US snowstorm shuts down Chicago airport; half a million lose power
12/01/2006 [-]
Teacher studies how science teachers teach
12/01/2006 [-]
Researchers Unveil Nev. Dinosaur Fossils
12/01/2006 [-]
2006 Hurricane Forecast a Flop
12/01/2006 [-]
Scientists Build Better Atomic Clock
12/01/2006 [-]
Monsoon Rainfall Amount Stable For Decades
12/01/2006 [-]
Abortion Drug May Aid Breast Cancer Fight
12/01/2006 [-]
Organic compounds confirmed in Alberta meteorite
12/01/2006 [-]
Meteorite yields life origin clue
12/01/2006 [-]
Rewriting The Science
12/01/2006 [-]
The Science Of Sexual Orientation
12/01/2006 [-]
New Airport X-rays Reveal Passengers' Bodies
12/01/2006 [-]
Stephen Hawking Humans Must Travel to Other Planets
12/01/2006 [-]
Britain gives go-ahead to GMO potato trials
12/01/2006 [-]
China to build third science station in Antarctica
12/01/2006 [-]
Were woodworm the key to Stradivarius success?
12/01/2006 [-]
Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago Announces Black Creativity Exhibit in 2007
12/01/2006 [-]
Frozen Beer Tricks
12/01/2006 [-]
European Parliament approves 54-billion-euro science plan
12/01/2006 [-]
Environmental Tectonics Corporation's EnTCo Receives Contract From McWane Science Center
11/30/2006 [-]
Seipp Your Grandma Wore Science Buttons
11/30/2006 [-]
Gene Center to Open in Science Park
11/30/2006 [-]
Love hum starts early
11/30/2006 [-]
NASA Will Wait to Redesign Shuttle Tank
11/30/2006 [-]
The Green Room
11/30/2006 [-]
Green light for EU science plan
11/30/2006 [-]
Schools' science expo begins
11/30/2006 [-]
First major winter storm of season
11/30/2006 [-]
The Myth of the Flat Earth
11/30/2006 [-]
Microscopic Barcodes Identify Biological Weapons Quickly
11/30/2006 [-]
Students Hack Popular Device to Track Jogger's Whereabouts
11/30/2006 [-]
Freezing Ovaries May Preserve Fertility
11/30/2006 [-]
Big challenge ahead for EU science
11/30/2006 [-]
U.S. top court takes up global warming
11/30/2006 [-]
Researcher is all about the hot air
11/30/2006 [-]
Meteorite at the University of Alberta may suggest how life on earth began
11/30/2006 [-]
Canada crosses one-gigawatt threshold for wind-power capacity
11/30/2006 [-]
MSU polar ecologist named fellow of science association
11/30/2006 [-]
U.S. Coal Research Program Grants Awarded
11/30/2006 [-]
Blacks, Whites Differ On End-Of-Life Care
11/30/2006 [-]
NASA Night Launch A 'Go' For Space Shuttle
11/30/2006 [-]
Science chief says mavericks warp debate
11/30/2006 [-]
Climate change sceptics lose vital argument
11/30/2006 [-]
NASA shuttle launch soon
11/30/2006 [-]
2,000 year old 'computer' reveals 'jaw-dropping' design
11/30/2006 [-]
Vouchers Needed to Fix Science Scores
11/30/2006 [-]
Vietnam says it has cloned monkeys and pigs
11/30/2006 [-]
Stephen Hawking Wins Top Science Award
11/30/2006 [-]
Ghana A Science Culture is Key to Country's Development
11/30/2006 [-]
Science parks drive R&D
11/30/2006 [-]
Magellan Biosciences secures 50M, buys company
11/30/2006 [-]
Science Applications unit nets NATO contract
11/30/2006 [-]
Scientists Solve Hummingbird Mystery
11/30/2006 [-]
Mayo Clinic Cancer Prevention Study Begins
11/30/2006 [-]
Vaginal Microbicide Undergoes Safety Trial
11/30/2006 [-]
'Maverick' risk to science debate
11/30/2006 [-]
X-rays reveal Archimedes secrets
11/30/2006 [-]
Alfred grant aids science studies
11/30/2006 [-]
Australia debating bill that would lift embryo cloning ban
11/30/2006 [-]
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL Trash collector's conscience, wife tell him to return found cash
11/30/2006 [-]
EU science plan seeking approval
11/30/2006 [-]
New 'Magic Wardrobe' Simplifies Shopping
11/30/2006 [-]
Towering Ancient Tsunami Devastated the Mediterranean
11/30/2006 [-]
Physicist Stephen Hawking wins award
11/30/2006 [-]
Enigma of Ancient Computer Solved
11/30/2006 [-]
Rich tones by being bug-free
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Major winter storm taking shape
11/30/2006 [-]
Dunkleosteus Terrelli Ancient Armored 'Shark'
11/30/2006 [-]
Face Transplant Anniversary
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Health, sciences building on hold
11/30/2006 [-]
Hawking presented with oldest science award
11/30/2006 [-]
'Science' Pledges to Curb Fraudulent Articles
11/29/2006 [-]
Yellowstone would leave gates open to snowmobiles
11/29/2006 [-]
Navajos' desert cleanup no more than a mirage
11/29/2006 [-]
L.A. Zoo is still undecided on elephant's future
11/29/2006 [-]
Planting the future, one tree at a time
11/29/2006 [-]
Not enough fish in the sea
11/29/2006 [-]
Emission credit market heats up
11/29/2006 [-]
A long, dry wait is nearly over for the Owens River
11/29/2006 [-]
Will Surprise Canyon remain off limits to off-road drivers?
11/29/2006 [-]
Everything but the kitchen sink!
11/29/2006 [-]
Mental health patients more likely to be readmitted
11/29/2006 [-]
Sangamo BioSciences Initiates Phase 2 Clinical Trial of Novel Therapy for Diabetic Neuropathy
11/29/2006 [-]
Early Astronomical 'Computer' Found to Be Technically Complex
11/29/2006 [-]
Researchers Reconsider Deja Vu
11/29/2006 [-]
High Court Hears Clean Air Arguments
11/29/2006 [-]
Magnetic Field Discovery Is Reported
11/29/2006 [-]
US journal Science to tighten standards after Hwang fraud editor
11/29/2006 [-]
South Africa Labs for Limpopo Schools Solidify Maths, Science Support
11/29/2006 [-]
Tanzania Science Teachers Rare Species in Arusha
11/29/2006 [-]
Namibia Satellites, Science And Toll Roads
11/29/2006 [-]
Africa Africans Told to Revive Science Culture
11/29/2006 [-]
AllAfrica News Science and Biotechnology
11/29/2006 [-]
Rainforest Tree Placement Is Studied
11/29/2006 [-]
Some bears may not sleep through winter
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Poor 'Peg neighbourhood going green
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No hurricane hit the United States as 2006 storm season comes to an end
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Astronomers Discuss Possible Moon Return
11/29/2006 [-]
Bug Species Hurts Barbados Crops, Plants
11/29/2006 [-]
Study Beetles May Reduce Wildfire Risk
11/29/2006 [-]
Report Global Warming Big Issue in N.Y.
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Legendary Violins Were Chemically Treated
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Sacred Heart opens new science labs
11/29/2006 [-]
Parental Gene Competition Theory Debated
11/29/2006 [-]
Liquid-Crystal Rubber Suit Developed
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Scientists Spot Unknown Gene Interaction
11/29/2006 [-]
One of city's poorest neighbourhoods to become among Winnipeg's greenest Minister
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An Ancient Computer Surprises Scientists
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New 'Quiet' Stethoscope Could Save Lives
11/29/2006 [-]
Scientists Unravel Mystery of Ancient Greek Machine
11/29/2006 [-]
Churchgoers Breathe Easier
11/29/2006 [-]
Review of stem-cell fraud calls for new safeguards by Science journal
11/29/2006 [-]
Scientific journal plans to adopt fraud safeguards
11/29/2006 [-]
Popular Brands May Brand the Brain
11/29/2006 [-]
New Microscope Takes 3D Nano Pictures
11/29/2006 [-]
Study Defunct Proteins Can Be Revived
11/29/2006 [-]
Alan Turning To Again Be Honored
11/29/2006 [-]
Panel urges tougher scrutiny of science papers
11/29/2006 [-]
Applied DNA Sciences Announces the Launch of Redesigned Website
11/29/2006 [-]
US journal Science to tighten standards after Hwang fraud editor
11/29/2006 [-]
Science Museum's Body Worlds exhibit open 24 hours
11/29/2006 [-]
Skeletons preserved to aid study of forensic science
11/28/2006 [-]
Veep launches Neuroscience project in Accra
11/28/2006 [-]
Panel urges tougher scrutiny of science papers
11/28/2006 [-]
Female Chimps Fight Back
11/28/2006 [-]
New Advice Don't Sit Up Straight
11/28/2006 [-]
Small science may mean big boom for Edmonton
11/28/2006 [-]
Science Plans to Step Up Scrutiny
11/28/2006 [-]
Study of Language Use in Children Suggests Sex Influences How Brain ...
11/28/2006 [-]
A mango a day keeps diabetes away
11/28/2006 [-]
Skeletons preserved to aid study of forensic science
11/28/2006 [-]
Tea up a cuppa with Waynepower
11/28/2006 [-]
Top U.S. scientific journal pledges to curb fraud
11/28/2006 [-]
Skiers gold, traffic headaches
11/28/2006 [-]
U.S. Climate Service Creation Is Urged
11/28/2006 [-]
Testosterone Produces Bright Bird Colors
11/28/2006 [-]
Man accused of spray-painting 3 goats
11/28/2006 [-]
Recent sea lion attacks in California challenge animal's cuddly, playful image
11/28/2006 [-]
Astrophysicist jailed for 500,000 child-porn images
11/28/2006 [-]
Seven killed in Kenyan floods, toll hits 47
11/28/2006 [-]
Security buzz surrounds bomb-sniffing bees
11/28/2006 [-]
Study How The Brain Detects Novelty
11/28/2006 [-]
Gene Blocks Prostate Cancer Growth
11/28/2006 [-]
Video Game Violence Goes Straight to Kids' Heads
11/28/2006 [-]
Report CO2 Emissions Double Since 1990s
11/28/2006 [-]
Blind Man Has Déjà Vu, Busting a Myth
11/28/2006 [-]
Health and science briefs
11/28/2006 [-]
Winter cleans house across the country
11/28/2006 [-]
An Inconvenient Truth Olbermann Bullies the National Science Teachers Association
11/28/2006 [-]
John F. Borowski Science Teachers' Organization Rejects Gore Video
11/28/2006 [-]
American Political Science Association Marks Centennial of its Flagship Journal, APSR
11/28/2006 [-]
Scottish Homeopathic Prescribing Studied
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Allergic to Reality Food Allergies Real and Common
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Popular Brands May Brand the Brain
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New Advice >i<Don't>/i< Sit Up Straight
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New Breast Scanner Rivals Mammograms
11/28/2006 [-]
Bat's Wrinkly Face Improves Sonar
11/28/2006 [-]
Churchills words were science fiction
11/28/2006 [-]
Space Station Science Overdrive
11/28/2006 [-]
New cooperation agreement signed between Belgian Science Policy Office and World Heritage Centre
11/28/2006 [-]
Whistle-blowers tell of cost of conscience
11/28/2006 [-]
Prithvi missile tests successful
11/28/2006 [-]
Emission credit market heats up
11/28/2006 [-]
Will Surprise Canyon remain off limits to off-road drivers?
11/28/2006 [-]
With bodies on display, science center to attract visitors and ethical questions
11/28/2006 [-]
Major changes heading eastward
11/27/2006 [-]
Bomb-sniffing bees all the buzz
11/27/2006 [-]
Focus on science, math pays off
11/27/2006 [-]
Humpback whales have 'human' brain cells
11/27/2006 [-]
Giant telescope launched
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How to Handle Holiday Stress
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Chemical Energy Cell Conversion Researched
11/27/2006 [-]
Kids Learn Early To Tell Fact From Fiction
11/27/2006 [-]
UN wants Canadians, others to be responsible about tossing electronic junk
11/27/2006 [-]
Astronomers Spot Black Hole's Tantrum
11/27/2006 [-]
Va. hunters' game tested for avian flu
11/27/2006 [-]
Study King Tut Wasn't Bludgeoned to Death
11/27/2006 [-]
Deep-Sea Eruption Detected in Progress
11/27/2006 [-]
Va. Hunters' Game Tested for Avian Flu
11/27/2006 [-]
Groups to Push O'Malley on Environment
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13 things that do not make sense
11/27/2006 [-]
Wintry West
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First Look Science Of Weight
11/27/2006 [-]
Mount St. Helens' 'Drumbeats' Analyzed
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British Scientists Study Neanderthal Teeth
11/27/2006 [-]
Science fair draws good crowds
11/27/2006 [-]
SilentCoder UWC Head of Computer Science Declares 'We Will Completely Rid Ourselves of Novell'
11/27/2006 [-]
System lets nations share weather data
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Video Humor and the Sexes
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Using the Mind to Cure the Body
11/27/2006 [-]
Science And Technology for Rural Development
11/27/2006 [-]
Weather around the U.S.A.
11/27/2006 [-]
'Sultans of Science' exhibition opens in Cape Town
11/27/2006 [-]
Daily grind Fossil molars add to Neanderthal debate
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Snowstorm overtakes the West
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11/27/2006 [-]
A long, dry wait is nearly over for the Owens River
11/26/2006 [-]
Snowstorm in Pacific Northwest
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11/26/2006 [-]
RSPB warning on EU birdlife
11/26/2006 [-]
Science points the way to happiness
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An Inconvenient Truth Al Gore Cant Give Junk Science Away
11/26/2006 [-]
The Science Of Anxiety
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Why we're probably living in The Matrix
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Science Teachers Avoiding Global Warming In Classroom Because Of Exxon Mobil Funding
11/26/2006 [-]
Sai's Bioscience offers training in Accelrys software
11/26/2006 [-]
Integrated Ph.D. in neuroscience
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Another storm blasts the west
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New technique to detect cancer
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Faraway Volcanoes Shrunk the Mighty Nile
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Gene makes wheat more nutritious
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Bernard Rimland, 78; author was the father of modern autism research
11/26/2006 [-]
Not enough fish in the sea
11/26/2006 [-]
Teachers go beyond science lectures
11/26/2006 [-]
Philanthropist invests in future by supporting science now
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The largest superconducting magnet ever built Picture
11/25/2006 [-]
Diabetes group alters sponsorships
11/25/2006 [-]
A Mountain Lion Mystery - What Killed P8?
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Photos portray art in science
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50 Uses for Vinegar
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'Event' affects Venezuela refinery
11/25/2006 [-]
Another big storm for the west
11/25/2006 [-]
TCS to hire science graduates
11/25/2006 [-]
Legislation on Science and Tech in budget session
11/25/2006 [-]
Mainstream News Science a la Joe Camel
11/25/2006 [-]
Germany's Cinematic Conscience
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Fledgling hope for endangered cranes as chick migrates
11/25/2006 [-]
Significant changes on the way
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Guiding an Atom Laser
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Winter waiting in the wings
11/24/2006 [-]
Sea changeHow shrimp fisheries are looking to reduce wasteful bycatches
11/24/2006 [-]
Science university celebrates 150th anniversary
11/24/2006 [-]
Boffins take online marketing cues to further cause of science
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Awaiting the next big storm
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Backstabing made easy meet the nanoknife
11/24/2006 [-]
Kona Earthquake Rattles Hawaii
11/24/2006 [-]
Melting of Earths Poles Confirmed and technology
11/24/2006 [-]
Canada allowed to export more shrimp to EU
11/24/2006 [-]
Arctic gull spotted in Calif.
11/24/2006 [-]
NASA fails to contact Mars surveyor
11/24/2006 [-]
Tm Bioscience obtains US4 million secured operating credit facility
11/24/2006 [-]
Alberta acoustics lab explores science of song
11/24/2006 [-]
Greatest Mass Extinction Gave Oceans a Face Lift
11/24/2006 [-]
Cold and still stormy Northwest
11/24/2006 [-]
Fire Effects Still Visiting Reservoir
11/24/2006 [-]
Muck A Disposal Headache In Florida
11/24/2006 [-]
Citing synergy with life science and retail, RIL to enter pharma
11/24/2006 [-]
Children's Science Congress
11/24/2006 [-]
TCS to train science grads to tackle manpower crunch
11/24/2006 [-]
TCS ''science-to-software'' program
11/24/2006 [-]
21st Century Technology Cracks Alchemists' Secret Recipe
11/24/2006 [-]
Our Christian Nation Should Shop Instead For A National Conscience
11/24/2006 [-]
Finding A Cure For Cancer The Holy Grail Of Science
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Computer science what it takes to succeed
11/24/2006 [-]
EU, Russia, Norway, Iceland sign 2B-euro pact to protect northern environment
11/24/2006 [-]
Last of linger northern right whales heading out of Bay of Fundy
11/24/2006 [-]
TCS to hire science graduates
11/24/2006 [-]
News Science & Health - MercuryNews.com
11/24/2006 [-]
Ban on 'brutal' fishing blocked
11/24/2006 [-]
National science group honors 3 at UNC
11/24/2006 [-]
Help urged for Ivory Coast waste
11/24/2006 [-]
Humans Inhabit the Soul of Experimental Robot
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Active Pacific Northwest continues
11/23/2006 [-]
Crazy Chemical Reactions with Water! HUGE EXPLOSIONS!!!
11/23/2006 [-]
Higher IQs Protect Kids From Traumatic Events
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New 'Air Shower' Saves Water
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Manatees May Be Smarter Than We Think
11/23/2006 [-]
Doctors Can Google Tough Cases
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Got Crushed Milk? Pressure Works Better than Pasteurization
11/23/2006 [-]
Miniature Robot to Power Through the Spine
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Happy People Catch Fewer Colds
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Red Meat May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
11/23/2006 [-]
Women Unaware Cervical Cancer Caused by Virus
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Robot Swims Like a Squid
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Implanted Heart Devices Should Be Recyled After Death, Researchers Say
11/23/2006 [-]
How Homing Pigeons Find Home
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New Eye Implant Clears Cloudy Vision
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Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress
11/23/2006 [-]
Potent Painkiller Found in Human Saliva
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Fish Balance Courtship With Threats
11/23/2006 [-]
The Myth of the Fat Gene
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Sweden Leaves Smallest Global Warming Footprint
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Taking Tests Improves Memory
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Mating Game The Really Wild Kingdom
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Bottom Trawling Hurts Ecological Systems
11/23/2006 [-]
Seattle Activists Sue to Stop Logging
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Kofi Annan Cut Emissions Now
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Snail Venom May Hold Possible Pain Cure
11/23/2006 [-]
Dark Chocolate Helps Keep Blood-Clotting Dangers at Bay
11/23/2006 [-]
How Fat Flies Finesse Flight
11/23/2006 [-]
U.S. Air Force Seeks Voice-Transformation Technology
11/23/2006 [-]
World Champion Barrel Race Horse Cloned
11/23/2006 [-]
Fewer Polar Bear Cubs Survive in Alaska
11/23/2006 [-]
Neanderthal 99.5 Percent Human
11/23/2006 [-]
Science Confirms Diet Tactic Eat Slow, Eat Less
11/23/2006 [-]
Animal-Tissue Heart Valves Appear Safe
11/23/2006 [-]
Short Legs Win Evolution Battle
11/23/2006 [-]
New Robot Adapts to Injuries
11/23/2006 [-]
Owl Lures Insects With Poop
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Late El Nino Disrupts Storm Predictions
11/23/2006 [-]
Iceberg Spotted From New Zealand Shore
11/23/2006 [-]
Chocolate Milk Good for Athletes
11/23/2006 [-]
Mere Thought of Money Makes People Selfish
11/23/2006 [-]
Red Wine Compound Could Boost Endurance
11/23/2006 [-]
Robots 'Mate' and Evolve
11/23/2006 [-]
Antiviral Paint Kills Flu on Contact
11/23/2006 [-]
Animal of the Week
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Naming Movie Sequels Why It's Not 'James Bond 21'
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Maps of Ancient Earth Need Revising
11/23/2006 [-]
Exercise Trumps Diet for Weight Loss
11/23/2006 [-]
Doctors Say How We Taste Affects Health
11/23/2006 [-]
Breast Cancer Risk Falls With Age
11/23/2006 [-]
Internet a Strong Source for Science News
11/23/2006 [-]
Marathoners Run a Greater Risk for Skin Cancer
11/23/2006 [-]
Israel's 'Futuristic' Bionic Hornet is 70 Years Old
11/23/2006 [-]
Video How to Make a Thermometer
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Life's Little Mysteries
11/23/2006 [-]
Greatest Mass Extinction Gave Oceans a Face Lift
11/23/2006 [-]
Air pollutants, green house gas emissions rising Statscan
11/23/2006 [-]
African science, technology ministers meet in Cairo
11/23/2006 [-]
Longer hours increases risk of diabetes
11/23/2006 [-]
Genetically-Modified Wheat, Cottonseed Offer Hope for the Hungry and technology
11/23/2006 [-]
Porn sparks panda baby boom in China Science
11/23/2006 [-]
Yes, we have just had another quake.
11/23/2006 [-]
Computer Science or IT, what's your pick?
11/23/2006 [-]
The Mathematics of Neuroscience
11/23/2006 [-]
U.S. Classrooms Torn Between Science and Religion
11/23/2006 [-]
The Hindu Business Science
11/23/2006 [-]
The Hindu Science & Technology
11/23/2006 [-]
Seven Elected Science Fellows At UC Berkeley
11/23/2006 [-]
Associateship in information sciences
11/23/2006 [-]
Sub specialisation area in Forensic Science
11/23/2006 [-]
Computer Science or IT, what's your pick?
11/23/2006 [-]
UN reaches compromise on fisheries, avoids backing ban on bottom trawling
11/23/2006 [-]
Health-care numbers can be very alarming
11/23/2006 [-]
Biotech firm blames farmers, act of God for rice contamination
11/23/2006 [-]
Indonesia tries to improve geothermal energy sector
11/23/2006 [-]
Weather with all the fixin's
11/23/2006 [-]
CN Rail spill sterilized B.C. river docs
11/23/2006 [-]
Shell shows off new technology
11/23/2006 [-]
A stormy Thanksgiving for some
11/23/2006 [-]
Researchers isolate a master heart cell
11/23/2006 [-]
Golfs out of this world
11/23/2006 [-]
Cairn Energy raises 822 million ahead of India flotation
11/23/2006 [-]
Pleasant for most ... except the Northeast
11/23/2006 [-]
Fur flies after Mariah Carey donates it to charity
11/23/2006 [-]
Planting the future, one tree at a time
11/22/2006 [-]
Human DNA varies widely
11/22/2006 [-]
Raining on the parade
11/22/2006 [-]
For Rare Few, Taste Is in the Ear of the Beholder
11/22/2006 [-]
Big Fight Over How to Use 'Science' to Smash Religion - NYT
11/22/2006 [-]
Julia Steiny Ballard helps science unfold before the students eyes
11/22/2006 [-]
Gene Variation More Complex Than Thought
11/22/2006 [-]
Gene Linked To 'Wet' Macular Degeneration
11/22/2006 [-]
Private water filtration plant needed in Van. proponents
11/22/2006 [-]
IAEA to deny request for help in building Iran reactor
11/22/2006 [-]
Genetic makeups differ far more than thought study
11/22/2006 [-]
Malfunction delays plans to hit golf ball from international space station
11/22/2006 [-]
ESA Control Center Begins Operating
11/22/2006 [-]
Scientists Find 425-Million-Year-Old Eggs
11/22/2006 [-]
Tool Tests Non-Model Organism Genes
11/22/2006 [-]
Study Proteins Serve As Memory Anchors
11/22/2006 [-]
Study Links Proteins With Plague Virulence
11/22/2006 [-]
Scientists Revise Map of Human Genome and technology
11/22/2006 [-]
UN seeks compromise in trawling deadlock
11/22/2006 [-]
DNA Makes More Copies Than Thought
11/22/2006 [-]
Parkinson's Gene Reveals Its Secrets
11/22/2006 [-]
Embryonic Stem Cells Yield Full Range of Heart Tissues
11/22/2006 [-]
Biking Can Make Women's Genitals Less Sensitive
11/22/2006 [-]
Company clarifies controversial stem cell study
11/22/2006 [-]
Tsunami-detecting network in development
11/22/2006 [-]
Flesh Eating Cells Found In Our Bodies
11/22/2006 [-]
LSU receives federal health sciences grant
11/22/2006 [-]
MIT Scientists find genetic oddity protects sex cells
11/22/2006 [-]
The first remarkable close-up pictures of animals in the womb
11/22/2006 [-]
Team finds more traces of lost Amazon civilization
11/22/2006 [-]
Schools Science Fair a big draw at Kalpetta
11/22/2006 [-]
Science fair draws huge crowd
11/22/2006 [-]
Ethiopian lion cubs poisoned
11/22/2006 [-]
Gateway to the biological sciences
11/22/2006 [-]
Talking to Tahmineh Javanbakht of Artecnica about Design With Conscience
11/22/2006 [-]
Dino Skin Preserved in Rare Fossil
11/22/2006 [-]
Weatherpage Weather
11/22/2006 [-]
Telescope captures double blast
11/22/2006 [-]
Darfur genocide drumbeat hits America's conscience
11/22/2006 [-]
L.A. Zoo is still undecided on elephant's future
11/22/2006 [-]
Love-hungry apes move to island
11/22/2006 [-]
Global methane rise slowing down
11/22/2006 [-]
Bush vs. Science
11/22/2006 [-]
Special Corporates with a conscience
11/22/2006 [-]
Missing Mars craft appears to be a lost cause
11/22/2006 [-]
AIDS epidemic growing worldwide
11/21/2006 [-]
Corporates with a conscience
11/21/2006 [-]
AIDS is on the rise worldwide, UN finds
11/21/2006 [-]
Forum told of need to lift business-science efforts
11/21/2006 [-]
Coastal storm continues
11/21/2006 [-]
Latest effort to find lost Mars Surveyor probe fails; NASA losing hope
11/21/2006 [-]
Internet No. 2 source of science news
11/21/2006 [-]
Mother Wallops TeenScreen right between the eyes
11/21/2006 [-]
Hunley may reveal secrets in year's time
11/21/2006 [-]
Texas students to take more math and science
11/21/2006 [-]
Wild Sex Animals Cheat Way More than Humans
11/21/2006 [-]
NASA To Update Shuttle Launch Preparations
11/21/2006 [-]
Mars orbiter's decade-long mission probably over NASA
11/21/2006 [-]
Plastics Created That Can Change Shape
11/21/2006 [-]
Uganda Local Languages Key to Understanding Science Headmaster
11/21/2006 [-]
National Science Foundation launch likley in April
11/21/2006 [-]
William Fisher Spinning Science
11/21/2006 [-]
Survey Internet Is No. 2 Source of Americans' Science News
11/21/2006 [-]
Northeast faces cold winter, but stocks buffer
11/21/2006 [-]
Faraway Volcanoes Shrunk the Mighty Nile
11/21/2006 [-]
Keen contest at science fair
11/21/2006 [-]
Study Supports Long-Range Quake Triggers
11/21/2006 [-]
New Way Found To Find Radioactive Minerals
11/21/2006 [-]
Astronomers Study Unique Galaxy
11/21/2006 [-]
Study Net ranks 2nd to TV for science news
11/21/2006 [-]
Internet Second Only to TV for Science News
11/21/2006 [-]
Thanksgiving plea don't gobble up turkeys
11/21/2006 [-]
Study Airport Food Improving
11/21/2006 [-]
Poll Climate Change Worries Europeans
11/21/2006 [-]
Company plans to dump radioactive waste into Ottawa River environmentalists
11/21/2006 [-]
World's top powers sign US12.8-billion pact to build fusion reactor in France
11/21/2006 [-]
UTSA to compete for 25 million in funds to attract top science faculty
11/21/2006 [-]
Discovery Could Lead to Reversal of Arthritis
11/21/2006 [-]
EU will not appeal WTO biotech ruling
11/21/2006 [-]
Good Foods Gone Bad
11/21/2006 [-]
ETFs Get a Conscience
11/21/2006 [-]
Deal on international nuclear fusion plant signed
11/21/2006 [-]
Significant coastal storm for the Southeast
11/21/2006 [-]
China to participate in Russian flight to Phobos space agency
11/21/2006 [-]
HIV grows to 39.5 million infections
11/21/2006 [-]
Extraordinary life found around deepsea gas seeps
11/21/2006 [-]
Science lessons fizzing with fun
11/21/2006 [-]
Yellowstone would leave gates open to snowmobiles
11/21/2006 [-]
Port panels OK plan to cut pollution
11/21/2006 [-]
Progress catches up with sci-fi prescience
11/20/2006 [-]
Coastal storm will batter the Southeast
11/20/2006 [-]
Radioactive Schools Officials Look for Ways to Dispose of 'Science' Materials
11/20/2006 [-]
How We Use the Internet for Science Research
11/20/2006 [-]
Teacher Fired After Botched Science Experiment
11/20/2006 [-]
Nuclear fusion A vital investment
11/20/2006 [-]
Study Internet ranks behind only TV for science news
11/20/2006 [-]
Net nearly king for science news Study
11/20/2006 [-]
Study Internet ranks behind only TV for science news
11/20/2006 [-]
'Missing Link' of Elephant Family Unearthed
11/20/2006 [-]
Scheme to cut 'carbon footprint'
11/20/2006 [-]
Ministers to sign fusion accord
11/20/2006 [-]
Study Some Wasps Can Sting And Also Spray
11/20/2006 [-]
Satellites To Track Bird Flu Virus Spread
11/20/2006 [-]
Environmentalists Politics trumps science
11/20/2006 [-]
Rhodes Scholar Wants To Make Science Approachable
11/20/2006 [-]
Storm system takes aim at the Southeast
11/20/2006 [-]
The Mother of All Computer Science Cheet Sheets!
11/20/2006 [-]
The hunt for the worst sound in the world
11/20/2006 [-]
Saudi Arabia is the sole OPEC member cutting production study
11/20/2006 [-]
State Schools Science Fair begins at Kalpetta
11/20/2006 [-]
Fremont Middle School Science Not so elementary
11/20/2006 [-]
Why Music Gives Us the Chills
11/20/2006 [-]
New Study Lists Top 10 Earthquake States
11/20/2006 [-]
Kurnool girl for national science fair
11/20/2006 [-]
Center for Life Science purchase complete
11/20/2006 [-]
Scientist Demands Curbs On CO2 Emissions
11/20/2006 [-]
Yeast Model Might Become Alzheimer's Test
11/20/2006 [-]
New Kind Of Quantum Computer Moves Closer
11/20/2006 [-]
Students shared needle for science experiment
11/20/2006 [-]
Wild Sex Where Monogamy is Rare
11/20/2006 [-]
Pushing the Limit Black Hole Spins at Phenomenal Rate
11/20/2006 [-]
Crayfish Fake Sex Not War
11/20/2006 [-]
Male Chimps Prefer Older Females
11/20/2006 [-]
Study Reveals How Magic Works
11/20/2006 [-]
How lead gets in your water
11/20/2006 [-]
Nikon Announces 600 SLR
11/20/2006 [-]
Christian Science Publishing Society Introduces 'my Bible Lesson'
11/20/2006 [-]
Living to Be 100 May Depend on Mom
11/20/2006 [-]
Wild Sex Where Monogamy is Rare
11/20/2006 [-]
Weather around the U.S.A.
11/20/2006 [-]
Stroke of authenticity
11/20/2006 [-]
Cosmonaut set for golf stunt
11/20/2006 [-]
Kuwait to start gas production by end-2007
11/20/2006 [-]
Messy weather in the nation's corners
11/20/2006 [-]
Forest fires might cool us
11/20/2006 [-]
Why Richard Dawkins Is Hostile Toward Religion
11/20/2006 [-]
Rare Photo of Green Flash as Sun Sets
11/20/2006 [-]
Fifty Mistakes Men Make When Having Sex
11/20/2006 [-]
Prescience and nostalgia in musical 'Bye Bye Birdie'
11/20/2006 [-]
NKU science building wins
11/20/2006 [-]
Leonids Meteor Shower Spectacular
11/20/2006 [-]
WWII Museum Gets Nazi Science Artifact
11/20/2006 [-]
Aliens Invade Miami Museum Of Science
11/20/2006 [-]
A deeper look at heart's mysteries
11/20/2006 [-]
State moves to cut mercury emissions
11/20/2006 [-]
Oases in Navajo desert contained 'a witch's brew'
11/19/2006 [-]
Science experiment shows class
11/19/2006 [-]
High school teacher finds old can of radioactive waste in supply closet
11/19/2006 [-]
Fair Indigo Sells Fashion With A Conscience
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Warm and Cold Take Sides
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Japanese Underwater Geometric Structures precedes Pyramids by 5000 years
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Alien exhibit blends science and fiction
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3 Md. teens place in regional contest
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Iceberg off of New Zealand
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21 Science Books That Will Prepare You For The 21st Century
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Dutch bask in warmest autumn in three centuries
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Science congress held
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Why Marijuana Impairs Memory
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Ballard helps science unfold before the students' eyes