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12/21/2006 [-] Stars favor science whiz
12/21/2006 [-] Science journal Nature abandons peer review experiment
12/21/2006 [-] Maths solution tops science class
12/21/2006 [-] Read More Feuds Mark Science In 2006
12/21/2006 [-] Beware Darwin debunkers using science for creationist means news&subclass=innovation&story_id=542086&category=science
12/21/2006 [-] Science accolade for a reclusive genius
12/21/2006 [-] Medical science fiction will be fact professor
12/21/2006 [-] Advancing High Tech and technology
12/21/2006 [-] Smartcare Life Sciences, LLC Created to Provide Product Development Services for Pharma and Biotech
12/21/2006 [-] Giant dino lived in Spain
12/21/2006 [-] Wintry weather for the Upper Midwest
12/21/2006 [-] Update MU anthropology researcher also named to top 100 science stories
12/21/2006 [-] U.S. developing nanotech military armor
12/21/2006 [-] HK students rake in international science prizes
12/21/2006 [-] NASA Looks for Friday's Landing Site
12/21/2006 [-] Journal Science selects top 10 scientific breakthroughs of 2006
12/21/2006 [-] Huge plant-eating dinosaur unearthed in Spain
12/21/2006 [-] NASA clears shuttle for toss up US landing Friday
12/21/2006 [-] NASA looks for Friday's landing site
12/21/2006 [-] Gorilla on fertility drug gives birth
12/21/2006 [-] Europe's 'biggest dinosaur' found
12/21/2006 [-] Carbon emissions trading scheme
12/21/2006 [-] Science group posts interactive Web site
12/21/2006 [-] The Weirdest Science Stories of 2006
12/21/2006 [-] Study Less Acid Rain Not Always So Great
12/21/2006 [-] Weather looks better for space shuttle landing in Florida
12/21/2006 [-] Scientists rebut Big Easy channel report
12/21/2006 [-] Maths solution tops science class
12/21/2006 [-] Weather To Determine Where Shuttle Lands
12/21/2006 [-] Unregulated Chemical Monitoring To Begin
12/21/2006 [-] Scientist Finds Quick Way To Plant's Genes
12/21/2006 [-] Bears Not Sleeping During Warm Winter
12/21/2006 [-] Study Brain Helps Nose Know Smells
12/21/2006 [-] Stars May Fade With Whimper, Not Bang
12/21/2006 [-] EU Sets Fish Quotas For 2007
12/21/2006 [-] YM Biosciences partners with TTY Biopharm to develop Tesmilifene in Taiwan
12/21/2006 [-] Hosni Mubarak addresses Egypt's Science Day ceremony
12/21/2006 [-] Funny Science Fair Displays
12/21/2006 [-] Farmers' co-op urged to invest in ethanol plant
12/21/2006 [-] Careers in food science
12/21/2006 [-] Humongous plant-eating dinosaur unearthed in Spain
12/21/2006 [-] U.S. Teens Turning From Illicit Drugs...
12/21/2006 [-] Largest European Dinosaur Found
12/21/2006 [-] Savvy Squirrels Outwit Trees
12/21/2006 [-] Bush economy legacy jobs, homes, science - and insurance bills
12/21/2006 [-] PHOTOS Strange moths pierce eyelids and drink tears of sleeping birds
12/21/2006 [-] Komodo Dragon Virgin Birth Imminent
12/21/2006 [-] Magic mushrooms can releave symptoms of severe obsessive compulsive disorder
12/21/2006 [-] Indian, Chinese Team to Map Glacier Melt
12/21/2006 [-] Eye in the sky for wildfire risks
12/21/2006 [-] Why Queen Bees are So Darned Promiscuous
12/21/2006 [-] Hunted Becomes Hunter as Moths Mimic Spiders
12/21/2006 [-] Bush economy legacy jobs, homes, science and insurance bills
12/21/2006 [-] Will science put a name to another '60s murder victim?
12/21/2006 [-] Wild Oats pulls POM Wonderful from some stores
12/21/2006 [-] Phila.-area life science firm to merge
12/21/2006 [-] Winter brings widespread storms
12/21/2006 [-] Expedition to chart impact on rivers of glacier melt
12/21/2006 [-] Poor Funding Stifles Science, Says Zimbabwe Academy
12/21/2006 [-] HK students win science awards at international competition
12/21/2006 [-] Bacteria levels linked to obesity
12/21/2006 [-] Genome expert named director of science centre
12/21/2006 [-] Science team aids African schools
12/21/2006 [-] Does a bug in our gut make us fat?
12/21/2006 [-] A matter of grove concern
12/20/2006 [-] South Korean scientists plan to clone monkeys
12/20/2006 [-] Friendly microbes could make you fat
12/20/2006 [-] Japanese man survives 3 weeks without food or water in 'hibernation'
12/20/2006 [-] New blood tests for heart attack, stroke found ineffective
12/20/2006 [-] Space Shuttle Undocks From Space Station and technology
12/20/2006 [-] Space Walking Astronauts Retract Stubborn Solar Panel and technology
12/20/2006 [-] Astronauts Stow Old Solar Panels on ISS and technology
12/20/2006 [-] South Korean Scientists Produce Three Cloned Dogs and technology
12/20/2006 [-] NASA Extends Shuttle Visit to Space Station to Fix Solar Panel and technology
12/20/2006 [-] Astronauts to Try to Wiggle Solar Panel Loose and technology
12/20/2006 [-] Virgin Dragon Will Give Birth This Christmas
12/20/2006 [-] Welcome to Professor Stephen Hawking's website.
12/20/2006 [-] Nissan, NEC eye tie-up in batteries for eco-friendly cars
12/20/2006 [-] Taming of the blizzard
12/20/2006 [-] Take up science,President Kalam tells students
12/20/2006 [-] Science Are children inherently prejudiced?
12/20/2006 [-] UW Dairy Science Department Survey Focuses on Biosecurity
12/20/2006 [-] Quintain and Morley secure £200m Bristol science park
12/20/2006 [-] Press Release Cycling Science Symposium planned for Boulder
12/20/2006 [-] Science team claims Alzheimer breakthrough
12/20/2006 [-] Environmental Science
12/20/2006 [-] Science and Innovation Awards
12/20/2006 [-] MetService critics should stick to science
12/20/2006 [-] Scientists unlock the genetic secrets behind eye colour
12/20/2006 [-] Ho, Ho, Ho Arrested Johns Avoid Prostitutes
12/20/2006 [-] Virtual Mind Games Revive Controversial Experiment
12/20/2006 [-] Space Enthusiasts Send Digital Greeting to Mars and technology
12/20/2006 [-] Political Interference in Science Endangered Species Act
12/20/2006 [-] Another legal victory for evolution
12/20/2006 [-] Coal-fired power plants show greatest increase in greenhouse gas emissions
12/20/2006 [-] Bungee cord backpack makes light work of heavy load
12/20/2006 [-] Museum is her science project MARK JONES COMMUNITY ADVOCATE
12/20/2006 [-] Tories shore up green image with funding event in T.O.
12/20/2006 [-] Protein That Kills Cells May Help Memory
12/20/2006 [-] Device may help apnea patients with memory loss
12/20/2006 [-] The struggle to protect a Hawaiian archipelago
12/20/2006 [-] Blizzard whips Denver, Plains
12/20/2006 [-] Troubled science tower to re-open
12/20/2006 [-] Manmohan to open Science Congress
12/20/2006 [-] Vitamin D May Lower Risk of Multiple Sclerosis in Whites
12/20/2006 [-] Some Mammals Can Sniff Underwater
12/20/2006 [-] Lunar Cycle Changes Ice Stream Flow
12/20/2006 [-] Female Komodo Dragon Has Virgin Births
12/20/2006 [-] Researchers test vitamin D treatment for prostate cancer
12/20/2006 [-] New funding for biogas research on hog farms
12/20/2006 [-] Virgin Komodo dragon prepares to give birth during holiday season
12/20/2006 [-] UK-Odd Summary
12/20/2006 [-] Dangerous snowstorm rages in the Plains
12/20/2006 [-] Weird '80s rock ID'd as meteorite
12/20/2006 [-] Science meets spirit
12/20/2006 [-] Weather may delay Discovery's return
12/20/2006 [-] Astronauts inspect Discovery
12/20/2006 [-] 'Virgin births' for giant lizards
12/20/2006 [-] Shuttle Heads Home from International Space Station and technology
12/20/2006 [-] Tories announce biofuels plan
12/20/2006 [-] Study U.S. Premarital Sex Is Commonplace
12/20/2006 [-] Human-Chimpanzee Differences Are Studied
12/20/2006 [-] Scientists Studying Hybrid Space Explosion
12/20/2006 [-] Stranger Than Thought Universe Considered
12/20/2006 [-] President Abdul Kalam inaugurates science museum
12/20/2006 [-] 21,000 evacuated as floods worsen in Malaysia's south
12/20/2006 [-] QA Europe's carbon trading
12/20/2006 [-] Recipe for Genius Revealed
12/20/2006 [-] Troubled science tower to reopen
12/20/2006 [-] New Breed of Scientists Behave Like Real Animals
12/20/2006 [-] Math, science courses get harder
12/20/2006 [-] Inkjets to Printing Muscle and Bone
12/20/2006 [-] The False Confession Why an Innocent Person Will Confess Guilt
12/20/2006 [-] The Physics of Buckaroo Banzai
12/20/2006 [-] Tripoli Six re-convicted
12/20/2006 [-] Winter Storm Hits the Plains
12/20/2006 [-] WQED-TV offers documentary on science center's train
12/20/2006 [-] Carmakers want suit tossed
12/20/2006 [-] Zambia Country Launches New Science Journalism Awards
12/20/2006 [-] AllAfrica News Science and Biotechnology
12/20/2006 [-] Uganda World Bank Funds Sciences
12/19/2006 [-] Mystery illness strikes SLU soccer tournament
12/19/2006 [-] Ancient Artificial Eye Unearthed in Iran
12/19/2006 [-] How science may help us avoid drought and pandemic
12/19/2006 [-] WQED-TV offers documentary on science center's train
12/19/2006 [-] Jumbo row over US zoo elephants
12/19/2006 [-] amp;#39;Better Scienceamp;#39; When You Donamp;#39;t Like Real Science
12/19/2006 [-] Gabriela Cheeky reveals Science Museum date
12/19/2006 [-] Women in Science The Battle Moves to the Trenches
12/19/2006 [-] Today's Vodcast A win for math, science
12/19/2006 [-] Keck Observatory gets science grant
12/19/2006 [-] Science Center taps 4 for board
12/19/2006 [-] AASU to Host Savannah-Ogeechee Regional Science and Engineering ...
12/19/2006 [-] Christmas Sale of Fun Science eBooks for Middle and High School Students
12/19/2006 [-] LUMS to launch science school in 2008
12/19/2006 [-] Pictured dawn of time
12/19/2006 [-] Scientific DNA Test Validated For Accuracy
12/19/2006 [-] Surprise In Airborne Bacteria Census
12/19/2006 [-] Discovery Begins Journey Back To Earth
12/19/2006 [-] Winter storm set to stalk Plains
12/19/2006 [-] Feds withdraw rare wildflower proposal
12/19/2006 [-] Feds to start removing wolf protections
12/19/2006 [-] Subject semantics What is the best way to teach math and science?
12/19/2006 [-] Human Genome Sciences Initiates Phase 3 Clinical Trial of Albuferon in Combination With Ribavirin
12/19/2006 [-] Ohio Invests Funds in Bioscience Company Attraction
12/19/2006 [-] The Top 100 Science Stories of 2006
12/19/2006 [-] Two-headed reptile fossil found in China
12/19/2006 [-] Climate shifts small UK sea life
12/19/2006 [-] Space Shuttle Undocks From Space Station and technology
12/19/2006 [-] Mount St. Helens belches steam visible in Portland, Ore., 80 kilometres away
12/19/2006 [-] Space shuttle Discovery crew begins trek home after successful mission
12/19/2006 [-] Poor funding stifles science, says Zimbabwe academy
12/19/2006 [-] Kalam stresses need for moral science classes
12/19/2006 [-] Dozens of New Species in Borneo
12/19/2006 [-] Map An aging population
12/19/2006 [-] Darwin's cheque found in portrait frame
12/19/2006 [-] Teaching the Notion of Nanotechnology
12/19/2006 [-] Toxic Timebomb in Sunken Wreck of WW2 U-Boat
12/19/2006 [-] Science expo on January 3
12/19/2006 [-] Need for good science and mathematics teachers
12/19/2006 [-] Science Center taps 4 for board
12/19/2006 [-] Recipe for Genius Revealed
12/19/2006 [-] Trina Solar rises after IPO, raises 98M
12/19/2006 [-] Human Genome Sciences gets first drug into Phase III tests
12/19/2006 [-] Computer Sciences Corp.
12/19/2006 [-] The E Coli Outbreaks Are Not Random And .........
12/19/2006 [-] Winter storm plagues Plains, Rockies
12/19/2006 [-] Astronauts prepared to leave space station
12/19/2006 [-] Teen Talk Science Needs to Dazzle
12/19/2006 [-] Study Happy Marriage Calms Nerves
12/19/2006 [-] New York City Youth Design Own Educational Video Game and technology
12/19/2006 [-] New vaccine a breakthrough in cancer prevention
12/19/2006 [-] Norwegian researcher loses medical, dental licences in scandal
12/19/2006 [-] Dawn of time after 13 billion years in the darkroom
12/19/2006 [-] Magnet Therapy Proves Effective ... in Attracting Your Money
12/19/2006 [-] Why Queen Bees are So Darned Promiscuous
12/19/2006 [-] Leopard Kills Mother Baboon, but tries to save Baboon Baby from Hyenas!
12/19/2006 [-] Ambrose vows to battle on
12/19/2006 [-] Vivid memories of September 11 attacks tied to emotion study
12/19/2006 [-] Floods in Malaysia's Johor state see thousands evacuated
12/19/2006 [-] Google's universe grows
12/19/2006 [-] Space Walking Astronauts Retract Stubborn Solar Panel and technology
12/19/2006 [-] Hardy bug re-opens Mars debate
12/19/2006 [-] Spacewalking astronauts help retract stubborn solar array
12/19/2006 [-] More than 360 new species discovered on Borneo since 1994 WWF
12/19/2006 [-] Tracking a winter storm
12/19/2006 [-] Equator's glaciers slipping away
12/19/2006 [-] Discovery astronauts fix jammed panel
12/19/2006 [-] Women in science looking beyond bias and barriers
12/19/2006 [-] Significant winter storm takes shape
12/19/2006 [-] Computer Sciences venture wins U.S. deal
12/19/2006 [-] VC brings investment muscle to Hoosier life-sciences startups
12/19/2006 [-] Herbal remedy fails test at soothing menopause
12/18/2006 [-] Astronauts Stow Old Solar Panels on ISS and technology
12/18/2006 [-] Book Review The Last Battle
12/18/2006 [-] Visitors Kept Away From Hawaii Volcano
12/18/2006 [-] Please Let It Be Whale Vomit, Not Just Sea Junk!
12/18/2006 [-] Science students needed to combat future climate change
12/18/2006 [-] Bad Science 6 Treated After Failed Experiment
12/18/2006 [-] Science Discovery crew prepares for 4th spacewalk
12/18/2006 [-] Pitts. BOE approves new science option
12/18/2006 [-] N.J. kids sickened by science experiment
12/18/2006 [-] Science News Government Announces 2.2 Million Purse For Carter Observatory
12/18/2006 [-] School Science Board approves full-year, 50,000 saved for A and Z hours
12/18/2006 [-] Forecasting the economy is not an exact science
12/18/2006 [-] Three Familiar Voices Call for More Science Literacy
12/18/2006 [-] 9 Inventions Edison Did Not Make
12/18/2006 [-] According to EuropaBio, EU Environment Ministers vote against sound science
12/18/2006 [-] U.S. says 2 die after Biogen, Genentech drug
12/18/2006 [-] Astronauts store space station's jammed solar wing
12/18/2006 [-] First Solar exercises options
12/18/2006 [-] U.S. Government Contamination Study Begins
12/18/2006 [-] Environmental groups accuse nuclear association of false advertising
12/18/2006 [-] Astronauts step outside space station to try to free jammed solar array
12/18/2006 [-] Fossil Discovery Turns Scientific Theory on Its Head
12/18/2006 [-] Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries of 2006
12/18/2006 [-] Wintry weather targets Southwest
12/18/2006 [-] Emerald author wins Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
12/18/2006 [-] Computer science graduates move High Court
12/18/2006 [-] Gene Silencing Used To Make Better Potato
12/18/2006 [-] Discovery Shines New Light On Earthquakes
12/18/2006 [-] Thundersnow Mi
12/18/2006 [-] Animals Dream in Pictures, Too
12/18/2006 [-] Zoo workers try to slow spread of fungus
12/18/2006 [-] Bon Savants and Indie-Rocket Science
12/18/2006 [-] Health Science Center professor lands 1.25 million toward cancer research
12/18/2006 [-] President to open science museum today
12/18/2006 [-] Winter storm watch posted for Southwest
12/18/2006 [-] NASA to collaborate with Google
12/18/2006 [-] One Key to Bird Flight Discovered
12/18/2006 [-] South Korean Scientists Produce Three Cloned Dogs and technology
12/18/2006 [-] Patients united in hope and love
12/18/2006 [-] Disgraced scientist says to have cloned female dog
12/18/2006 [-] Layton calls for action on environment
12/18/2006 [-] In the Everglades, biologists pursue an exotic, voracious foe the Burmese python
12/18/2006 [-] Rising tide of invasive, exotic species
12/18/2006 [-] EU concern over climate progress
12/18/2006 [-] Astronauts begin final spacewalk
12/18/2006 [-] New Wheat is Totally Sweet
12/18/2006 [-] 'Chemopause' tested in cancer patients
12/18/2006 [-] Record-breaking warmth set for South
12/18/2006 [-] Science fair, food drive keeping students busy
12/18/2006 [-] Students reject science by rote
12/18/2006 [-] Computer Sciences, Northrop joint venture wins 422M Army contract
12/18/2006 [-] Mixing dharma with science online
12/18/2006 [-] Panel OKs nuclear plant repairs
12/18/2006 [-] State orders more time for Boeing runoff efforts
12/18/2006 [-] GOP misses chance to reshape environmental laws
12/18/2006 [-] Utility users to foot bill for cleaner air
12/18/2006 [-] Group rallies to rescue town's icon a garage
12/18/2006 [-] Green Lane deadline nears
12/18/2006 [-] Paul Bunyan Robot Dives For Trees
12/18/2006 [-] New Data Show Global Warming Kills Marine Life
12/18/2006 [-] Batty Discovery The Longest Tongue
12/18/2006 [-] Risk Takers Follow in Parents' Dangerous Footsteps
12/18/2006 [-] Remains of St. Paul May Have Been Found
12/18/2006 [-] Soldiers in Iraq Need More Silly String
12/18/2006 [-] One More Thing to Worry About ...
12/18/2006 [-] Drugmaker Makes Chewable Contraceptive
12/18/2006 [-] 1 Death, 19 Injuries Blamed on Magnets
12/18/2006 [-] Buried Babies Suggest Prehistoric Compassion
12/18/2006 [-] Forecaster Sees High Hurricane Activity Next Year
12/18/2006 [-] Clue Found in Mystery of How Raindrops Form
12/18/2006 [-] Vast African Lake Levels Dropping Fast
12/18/2006 [-] Microbots Designed to Swim Like Bacteria
12/18/2006 [-] Why Bees Eat Their Kin
12/18/2006 [-] 1849 Shipwreck Found in Lake Ontario
12/18/2006 [-] Border Agents Find Alligator in Suitcase
12/18/2006 [-] Phony Cancer Scares Debunked
12/18/2006 [-] Squid Power Propulsion Systems Modeled on Nature
12/18/2006 [-] Study Laughter Really Is Contagious
12/18/2006 [-] Invisible Mountains Revealed Under Greenland Ice
12/18/2006 [-] Mammals Might Have Soared Before Birds
12/18/2006 [-] Man Pulls 7-Foot Python From Toilet
12/18/2006 [-] White House Tightens Publishing Rules for USGS Scientists
12/18/2006 [-] Hunter Bags Deer With 7 Legs
12/18/2006 [-] Warm Fuzzy Feelings Fuel Higher Prices
12/18/2006 [-] Life's Little Mysteries
12/18/2006 [-] Human Nature What We Learned in 2006
12/18/2006 [-] Big Hawaiian Earthquake Had Surprising Trigger
12/18/2006 [-] Human Thoughts Control New Robot
12/18/2006 [-] Picture Perfect How to Make Blink-Free Holiday Photos
12/18/2006 [-] Top Ten Junk Science Moments for 2006
12/18/2006 [-] Humans can track scents like dogs, if they abandon all dignity
12/18/2006 [-] Ottawa science cuts upset UNB researchers
12/18/2006 [-] Cricket's Chirp Attracts Sex and Death
12/18/2006 [-] Dog weddings called off on grounds of cruelty
12/18/2006 [-] Loral to buy Telesat Canada for 2.8B
12/18/2006 [-] Palaeontology of the third millennium
12/18/2006 [-] Blair Iraq conflict is a war of conscience
12/18/2006 [-] Solar storm disrupts spacecraft
12/18/2006 [-] Tracking Chicago's squirrels is a nutty task
12/18/2006 [-] Astronauts to Work on Jammed Solar Wing
12/18/2006 [-] An inconvenient clash of science and marketing
12/17/2006 [-] Anti Gravity Sweet and Soiled Science
12/17/2006 [-] Genentech positioned for push into neuroscience
12/17/2006 [-] Highmark reimbursements give new life to bioscience companies
12/17/2006 [-] Greenhouse gases cooling thermosphere
12/17/2006 [-] Why Teens Do Stupid Things
12/17/2006 [-] Humans Can Track Like Dogs; No Word on Tail-Chasing
12/17/2006 [-] Discovery crew readies for 4th spacewalk
12/17/2006 [-] * The sweet science and the fates of two of its greatest practitioners
12/17/2006 [-] The science of picking a company name
12/17/2006 [-] Science Info Awards the First Student Travel Assistance Grant
12/17/2006 [-] Chancellors discuss rising tuition, lack of interest in math, science
12/17/2006 [-] Zubeen tunes in to the world of science
12/17/2006 [-] India Of rocket science
12/17/2006 [-] Science career holds water
12/17/2006 [-] Snow in the Southwest
12/17/2006 [-] Ancient Antarctic winds mapped
12/17/2006 [-] Bees To Sting Drugs Dealers & Terrorists
12/17/2006 [-] Record-breaking warmth set for South Monday
12/17/2006 [-] Researcher to deliver science lecture
12/17/2006 [-] Astronauts prepare for extra spacewalk
12/17/2006 [-] Humans show odour-tracking ability experts thought mammals didn't have study
12/17/2006 [-] Barely a century after discovery, Equator's glaciers are slipping away
12/17/2006 [-] Kasturirangan appointed to Pope's Academy of Sciences
12/17/2006 [-] Lab tests squeezed out of science
12/17/2006 [-] Blair Iraq conflict is a war of conscience
12/17/2006 [-] Yahoo helps teacher realize dream for science lab
12/17/2006 [-] Astronauts to undertake walk to fix solar array on space station
12/17/2006 [-] Southwest Stormy, Warm East
12/17/2006 [-] GICE Life Sciences Ltd, NZ Launches the World's First Bio-Tech Transport Delivery System
12/17/2006 [-] State orders more time for Boeing runoff efforts
12/17/2006 [-] Utility users to foot bill for cleaner air
12/17/2006 [-] Chinese vice president calls for people-oriented science
12/17/2006 [-] Vice presidents calls for better science popularization
12/16/2006 [-] Gore Science needed in policy
12/16/2006 [-] Shuttle 'houseguests' arrive for a weeklong visit
12/16/2006 [-] Discovery crew installs truss on space station
12/16/2006 [-] Tallest mountain range on Saturn moon found
12/16/2006 [-] FDA plans to expand antidepressant warning
12/16/2006 [-] Circumcision found to lower HIV risk
12/16/2006 [-] A new park landscape emerges from ashes
12/16/2006 [-] Small nuclear conflict could affect globe, report says
12/16/2006 [-] Older cement kilns get EPA pass on mercury
12/16/2006 [-] Boeing says runoff rules too strict
12/16/2006 [-] Vehicle mileage estimates get real
12/16/2006 [-] Europe passes tough chemical law
12/16/2006 [-] State's role in O.C. project is challenged
12/16/2006 [-] Cleanup plan floated for Puget Sound
12/16/2006 [-] Stuck ISS solar array likely forces fourth space walk
12/16/2006 [-] Spacewalkers Shake Stubborn Solar Array
12/16/2006 [-] Entrenched Views of the Defense Science Board
12/16/2006 [-] Group gives 1 million for math-science center
12/16/2006 [-] TIME slammed by second doctor for publishing anti-gay hit piece misquoting legit science
12/16/2006 [-] Southwest Snow
12/16/2006 [-] Bone fragment likely not Joan of Arc
12/16/2006 [-] Most Tsunami Survivors Still Living in Unsanitary Shelters Indian NGO
12/16/2006 [-] Fourth Discovery space walk possible NASA
12/16/2006 [-] U.S. commercial spaceport launches rocket carrying 2 satellites
12/16/2006 [-] Stress on study in atmospheric sciences
12/16/2006 [-] Spacewalking electricians wire up space station
12/16/2006 [-] When toons teach science
12/16/2006 [-] Stormier Southwest versus spring-like warmth
12/16/2006 [-] Fossil of ancient creature shows mammals became airborne earlier than thought
12/16/2006 [-] Varsity plans course in `detective sciences'
12/16/2006 [-] Diving South
12/16/2006 [-] Climate change melts Kilimanjaro's snows
12/16/2006 [-] Yellowstone domes rising at 'really pronounced' pace
12/16/2006 [-] Spacewalkers to rewire 2nd half of space station, look at solar panel
12/16/2006 [-] Climate Change Melts Kilimanjaro's Snows
12/16/2006 [-] Thai Panel To Investigate Tiger Exports
12/16/2006 [-] President Kalam to inaugurate Science,Technology Museum
12/16/2006 [-] The Art of Deception Revealed
12/16/2006 [-] 300 say Indiana restaurant made them ill
12/16/2006 [-] Wild space urged
12/16/2006 [-] London to pioneer mind-illness links
12/16/2006 [-] BBC News Science/Nature UK Edition
12/16/2006 [-] Luminex Corporation Announces Agreement to Acquire Tm Bioscience
12/16/2006 [-] Luminex picks up Tm Bioscience in friendly 44-million deal
12/16/2006 [-] What you *can't* see can be very distracting
12/16/2006 [-] Gene That Governs Pain Perception Is Found
12/16/2006 [-] Color photos dating back to the 1800's
12/16/2006 [-] Submerged for millennia, Egypt's sunken treasures offer glimpse of lost world
12/16/2006 [-] Vermont Tech to offer state's first fire science program
12/16/2006 [-] 'Virgin births' enter the realm of science
12/16/2006 [-] Can science and religion save the planet?
12/16/2006 [-] The science of Judology
12/16/2006 [-] 16 million formula may lure top math, science students
12/16/2006 [-] Indiana Tech Invests 3.8 Million in Science Labs, Campus Green Space
12/16/2006 [-] New Financial Resource Available for Science and Technology Firms
12/16/2006 [-] Pop Songs are Weird Science
12/16/2006 [-] Group says 'fake' fur on coat at Macy's is real
12/16/2006 [-] Unsettled weather shifts to South
12/16/2006 [-] Exhibit shows Egypt's sunken treasures
12/16/2006 [-] The Green Room
12/16/2006 [-] Astronauts Begin Space Station Rewiring and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Shuttle Astronauts Conduct 2nd Spacewalk of Current Mission and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Gene Mutation Prevents Pain; Could Lead to New Pain Drugs and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Physician Urges Tests for Thyroid Disease During Pregnancy and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Internet and Satellite TV Change News Media, News Delivery and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Astronauts Move Forward With Space Station Maintenance and technology
12/16/2006 [-] US Astronauts Venture Outside for Space Station Work and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Airbus A-380 Rated Safe to Fly, But Stock Sale Under Investigation and technology
12/16/2006 [-] US Shuttle Discovery Docks With Space Station and technology
12/16/2006 [-] Earliest flying mammal identifed
12/16/2006 [-] Prize offered to tag an asteroid
12/16/2006 [-] Space junk 'will stay up longer'
12/16/2006 [-] Forests 'temporary absorbers'
12/14/2006 [-] Reversing trend, big drop is seen in U.S. breast cancer rates
12/14/2006 [-] Science museum surrenders to robots' metallic charms
12/14/2006 [-] String of Warm Years Continues in 2006
12/14/2006 [-] Using science to crack the case
12/14/2006 [-] Mitec Telecom reports Q2 loss of...
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12/14/2006 [-] Windy Northwest and mild East
12/14/2006 [-] Shuttle Spacewalkers Overhaul ISS Power Grid
12/14/2006 [-] Northwest misery
12/14/2006 [-] World's first cloned cat has kittens
12/14/2006 [-] Al Gore Urges Scientists to Speak Out on Climate Change
12/14/2006 [-] Ohio legislators stall effort to protect Great Lakes
12/14/2006 [-] Gore tells scientists to be vocal
12/14/2006 [-] UCLA co-eds running around outside in their underwear
12/14/2006 [-] Comet Particles Offer Glimpse of Solar System's Chaotic Origin
12/14/2006 [-] Students test mental mettle and eat some yogurt at science fair
12/14/2006 [-] Science learns from the families who feel no pain
12/14/2006 [-] Soybean Science Kit Training Workshops Slated for February
12/14/2006 [-] Bush economy legacy jobs, homes, science and insurance bills
12/14/2006 [-] Bush economy legacy jobs, homes, science
12/14/2006 [-] Family Film Entertains, Explores Faith-and-Science Theme
12/14/2006 [-] Sea level rise 'underestimated'
12/14/2006 [-] World's First Cloned Cat Has Kittens
12/14/2006 [-] Canadian researchers make diabetes discovery
12/14/2006 [-] Spacewalk to Rewire the Space Station Begins
12/14/2006 [-] At least 2,500 mallard ducks mysteriously die along Idaho creek bed
12/14/2006 [-] Ambrose's job seen at risk as big changes predicted in environment policy
12/14/2006 [-] Top Ten Junk Science Moments for 2006
12/14/2006 [-] Wind in the West; warmth for the East
12/14/2006 [-] Gudalur students' project for science congress
12/14/2006 [-] Student bags honours at national science fair
12/14/2006 [-] Breast Cancer Rates Drop
12/14/2006 [-] Extra Space acquires storage units
12/14/2006 [-] Shuttle Astronauts Conducting 2nd Spacewalk of Current Mission and technology
12/14/2006 [-] Some Like it Hot Especially This Microbe
12/14/2006 [-] Doubts remain over new EU chemicals law
12/14/2006 [-] Athens Tech given a bioscience boost
12/14/2006 [-] Discovery astronauts start second spacewalk
12/14/2006 [-] Wind and Warmth
12/14/2006 [-] Saying it with science
12/14/2006 [-] 10,000 US scientists protest against political interference in science
12/14/2006 [-] Computers 'could store entire life by 2026'
12/14/2006 [-] Major storm for Northwest
12/14/2006 [-] St. Vincent's hires director of neurosciences
12/14/2006 [-] Study How Shigella Causes Dysentery
12/14/2006 [-] ESA Obtains 'Hell-Hot' Venus Surface Data
12/14/2006 [-] Africa Centres of Excellence Not Ideal for African Science
12/14/2006 [-] Africa African Science in With the Old, Out With the New
12/14/2006 [-] France's Bove in court again for GM crop destruction
12/14/2006 [-] 2006 sees record number of wildfires
12/14/2006 [-] Study Samples of comet dust show a mix
12/14/2006 [-] Study doubts liquid water on Saturn moon
12/14/2006 [-] Sea level rise 'underestimated'
12/14/2006 [-] Manipulating genes to boost performance
12/14/2006 [-] UCD officials facing questions about agri-science cutbacks
12/14/2006 [-] VIDEO Why We Age
12/14/2006 [-] Study Finds Bizarre Eating Differences in Men and Women
12/14/2006 [-] Christian Science Monitor
12/14/2006 [-] Major Northwest Storm
12/14/2006 [-] 'Little Foot' Skeleton Is Dated
12/14/2006 [-] Frankincense Production Is Threatened
12/14/2006 [-] Electrical Properties of Human Skull Finally Determined
12/14/2006 [-] Why Teens Do Stupid Things
12/14/2006 [-] Microscopic Nature Shows Works of Art
12/14/2006 [-] Climate change and the distant past
12/14/2006 [-] In Antarctica's Dry Valleys, worms offer clues to alarming changes in ecosystem
12/14/2006 [-] Can kidney cancer be linked to breads and pasta?
12/14/2006 [-] The quest for a way around aging
12/14/2006 [-] Study suggests tonsils may increase strep cases
12/14/2006 [-] A blow-dryer-like solution for lice?
12/14/2006 [-] Using science to design instruments in the quest for the perfect sound
12/14/2006 [-] Red wine ingredient increases endurance, study shows
12/14/2006 [-] Varied leg lengths may lead to arthritis
12/14/2006 [-] A clash between science and religion
12/14/2006 [-] Panel urges tighter rules for science publications
12/14/2006 [-] Dioxin may decrease testosterone
12/14/2006 [-] Nasa plans permanent base on the moon
12/14/2006 [-] Risky behavior Walking and talking
12/14/2006 [-] A team approach may help in treating breast cancer
12/14/2006 [-] All but ageless, turtles face their biggest threat humans
12/14/2006 [-] Health & Science International Herald Tribune
12/14/2006 [-] Stormy west to warm east
12/14/2006 [-] A dieter's best friend Protein
12/14/2006 [-] Failure in Yangtze dolphin search
12/14/2006 [-] Crew may do extra ISS spacewalk
12/14/2006 [-] Word to the space tourist
12/14/2006 [-] Indiana Tech invests 3.8 million in science labs, campus green space
12/14/2006 [-] Astronauts begin rewiring of space station
12/14/2006 [-] UCD officials facing questions about agri-science cutbacks
12/14/2006 [-] Australia lifts ban on therapeutic cloning
12/14/2006 [-] Scientists find young plesiosaur in Antarctica
12/14/2006 [-] Major storm to impact the west
12/14/2006 [-] 2006 set to be warmest on record in Britain survey
12/14/2006 [-] State's role in O.C. project is challenged
12/14/2006 [-] Cleanup plan floated for Puget Sound
12/13/2006 [-] Race On Robotics Underway In Science & Technology Camp
12/13/2006 [-] Science speaks, diplomatically
12/13/2006 [-] Climate Change Has Animals Heading for the Hills
12/13/2006 [-] Judge Gov't broke law in grizzly case
12/13/2006 [-] Space station solar wing half-retracted
12/13/2006 [-] Women still lagging in science degrees
12/13/2006 [-] H.I.V. risk halved by circumcision, U.S. agency finds
12/13/2006 [-] 11 Misconceptions About Marijuana
12/13/2006 [-] Sweet Periodic Table Picture
12/13/2006 [-] Early Mammals Took to the Air, Fossil Suggests
12/13/2006 [-] Manitoba Telecom says it's poised for...
12/13/2006 [-] U.S. scientists worried about Bush clampdown on publication
12/13/2006 [-] Bertelsmann eyes possible Thomson stake, science, textbook publishers report
12/13/2006 [-] Math, science charter school proposed for Allentown
12/13/2006 [-] Bertelsmann eyes possible Thomson stake, science, textbook ...
12/13/2006 [-] Money will foster life science research
12/13/2006 [-] Fire at Museum of Science and Industry
12/13/2006 [-] New science rethinks arson
12/13/2006 [-] Science learns from the families who feel no pain
12/13/2006 [-] 2006 sets British heat records
12/13/2006 [-] Astronauts wrestle kink on space station's solar array
12/13/2006 [-] Turbulent weather in Northwest
12/13/2006 [-] Rolls-Royce wins US450 million order...
12/13/2006 [-] Paleontologist to decide whether Ontario mastodon tooth matches U.S. skeleton
12/13/2006 [-] Mercury plan shows Conservatives serious about environment Ambrose
12/13/2006 [-] Genetic glitch erases pain
12/13/2006 [-] ESA Reports Surprising Mars Radar Images
12/13/2006 [-] Study Looks At Body Image And Eating
12/13/2006 [-] First Double Hand Transplant On Female
12/13/2006 [-] New Jersey suit a test case on farm animal cruelty
12/13/2006 [-] New Orleans remains vulnerable to flooding study
12/13/2006 [-] Flying Mammal Found From 125 Million Years Ago
12/13/2006 [-] Internet and Satellite TV Change News Media, News Delivery and technology
12/13/2006 [-] Showcasing science in everyday life
12/13/2006 [-] Hospital Mortality Rates Are Studied
12/13/2006 [-] Boy who never felt pain helps science
12/13/2006 [-] Rare White Dolphin Declared As Extinct
12/13/2006 [-] Small Fire At Museum Of Science And Industry
12/13/2006 [-] Search for rare white Yangtze dolphin ends in failure, declared extinct
12/13/2006 [-] OECD report says climate change threatens Alpine ski resorts
12/13/2006 [-] CARISCIENCE NETWORK GETS THE NOD FROM GRENADA'S PRIME MINISTER
12/13/2006 [-] Bacterium Makes Its Own Way Into A Cell
12/13/2006 [-] Abyssinian Lion Poisoning In Ethiopian Zoo
12/13/2006 [-] Premature babies and data overload
12/13/2006 [-] Year's Best Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight
12/13/2006 [-] Weather around the U.S.A.
12/13/2006 [-] SA, Czech Republic to Cooperate in Science And Education
12/13/2006 [-] How to Grow Your Own Bonsai Potato
12/13/2006 [-] A Molecular Condom Against AIDS
12/13/2006 [-] New Year-Round Contraceptive Pill Safe and Effective
12/13/2006 [-] Astronauts Set to Rewire Space Station
12/13/2006 [-] CO2 keeps space junk
12/13/2006 [-] Ghana A Science Culture is Key to Country's Development
12/13/2006 [-] Africa Ministers Propose 2007 As 'Year of Science' in Africa
12/13/2006 [-] Mozambique Science Minister On Innovation
12/13/2006 [-] IEA sends winter warning on oil prices to OPEC
12/13/2006 [-] Urine good hands with U of C's new project
12/13/2006 [-] Chinese dolphin declared extinct
12/13/2006 [-] Astronauts Move Forward with Space Station Maintenance and technology
12/13/2006 [-] Another Transistor Speed Record Reported
12/13/2006 [-] Study CO2 Reducing Earth's Thermosphere
12/13/2006 [-] Juvenile Plesiosaur Skeleton Displayed
12/13/2006 [-] Movie debate not really about science but power
12/13/2006 [-] Santa's gift trip not only possible, but based on 'plausible science'!
12/13/2006 [-] Satellites weigh Africa's water
12/13/2006 [-] Mountain range spotted on Titan
12/13/2006 [-] Motivating Young Scientists
12/13/2006 [-] Clue Found in Mystery of How Raindrops Form
12/12/2006 [-] Discovery astronauts install huge truss to space station
12/12/2006 [-] 'Revamp university system to attract students into science'
12/12/2006 [-] Why Teens Do Stupid Things
12/12/2006 [-] 'Pseudo-science' used in Murdoch trial
12/12/2006 [-] The 2006 Geminid Meteor Shower
12/12/2006 [-] US Astronauts Venture Outside for Space Station Work and technology
12/12/2006 [-] Science of Sport Things that are important for 5ks and 10ks
12/12/2006 [-] Predicting user behavior still not an exact science
12/12/2006 [-] The New Science of Alzheimer's
12/12/2006 [-] Video Tomorrow TodayThe Science Magazine
12/12/2006 [-] UA seeking millions for science center, museum
12/12/2006 [-] Czechs to aid SA's science development
12/12/2006 [-] James Randerson Keep creationism out of the science class
12/12/2006 [-] Redwood City Students Cleared after Science Experiment
12/12/2006 [-] Science is in need of more care
12/12/2006 [-] Web Publisher Thinks NYC Based Trans Fat Ban on Junk Science
12/12/2006 [-] Shopping for Your Cousin the Cyborg? Brain Science Meets Bargain Hunting
12/12/2006 [-] Astronauts Complete Seven-Hour Spacewalk
12/12/2006 [-] Govt focusing on promotion of science, technology President
12/12/2006 [-] ScienceDaily Headlines
12/12/2006 [-] Genome scientist knows himself inside out
12/12/2006 [-] Eden Bioscience Receives Delisting Warning Letter From Nasdaq
12/12/2006 [-] High School Science Teacher Tapes Student Mouth Shut
12/12/2006 [-] Union of Concerned Scientists 10,600 Scientists Condemn Political Interference in Science
12/12/2006 [-] Mbeki and Klaus ink deal on science and trade
12/12/2006 [-] Radar Looks Beneath Greenland Ice
12/12/2006 [-] Report North Pole Ice-Free By 2040
12/12/2006 [-] Some Forests May Create Climate Warming
12/12/2006 [-] Can Turtles live forever?
12/12/2006 [-] Discovery astronauts to attach segment to ISS during spacewalk
12/12/2006 [-] Astronauts prepare for spacewalk, NASA against extra inspection of shuttle
12/12/2006 [-] Astronomers Search For Elusive Old Stars
12/12/2006 [-] U.S. Education Secretary urges reforms for math, science
12/12/2006 [-] Rain East and West
12/12/2006 [-] Emerald author wins Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
12/12/2006 [-] Red Sea Might Save Dead Sea
12/12/2006 [-] Brain Tumors May be Infectious
12/12/2006 [-] Plans to spice up science education
12/12/2006 [-] Angola to become OPEC member this week Qatari minister
12/12/2006 [-] 10,600 Scientists Condemn Political Interference in Science
12/12/2006 [-] OPEC satisfied with oil price, says Kuwait
12/12/2006 [-] UK report supports use of primates in research
12/12/2006 [-] Rain heads east; no rest for the Northwest
12/12/2006 [-] Crew prepares for work
12/12/2006 [-] Snot-Like Microbes Help Carve Caves
12/12/2006 [-] Russian Science and Culture Center in Cairo turns 40
12/12/2006 [-] Czechs to aid SA's science development
12/12/2006 [-] Math, science may get 200 million infusion
12/12/2006 [-] Taking On Math and Science
12/12/2006 [-] Thai kids win medals from 3rd Junior Science Olympiad
12/12/2006 [-] University of Rhode Island studying science education
12/12/2006 [-] Climate 'would reel from A-bombs'
12/12/2006 [-] AN ISRAELI VOICE OF CONSCIENCE SPEAKS OUT
12/12/2006 [-] Big push for math, science
12/12/2006 [-] Shuttle 'houseguests' arrive for a weeklong visit
12/12/2006 [-] In Owens Valley, water ag
12/12/2006 [-] Small nuclear conflict could affect globe, report says
12/12/2006 [-] Older cement kilns get EPA pass on mercury
12/12/2006 [-] Oregon teen's research wins science contest
12/12/2006 [-] Gregoire proposal would aid math, science
12/11/2006 [-] Biotech cotton won't ease hunger but may ease poverty
12/11/2006 [-] Africa in the middle of U.S.-European biotech trade war
12/11/2006 [-] Fruit fly spit leads to test for sleepiness
12/11/2006 [-] Jets towed in airport green tests
12/11/2006 [-] Night Owls Are More Creative
12/11/2006 [-] Gore's full of hot air, Day tells shivering constituents in mocking blog
12/11/2006 [-] Discovery docks with space station; astronaut ready to move into new home
12/11/2006 [-] All but Ageless, Turtles Face Their Biggest Threat Humans
12/11/2006 [-] Study Small Nuke War Could Be Devastating
12/11/2006 [-] Revised wind farm plans unveiled
12/11/2006 [-] Station crew welcomes shuttle Discovery astronauts
12/11/2006 [-] Storms on parade
12/11/2006 [-] The Hindu Business Science
12/11/2006 [-] PSG College of Arts and Science
12/11/2006 [-] A storm a day for the Northwest
12/11/2006 [-] Shuttle docks with space station
12/11/2006 [-] Dragonflies Provide Diabetes Insights
12/11/2006 [-] Mechanical Action Used To Spin Atoms
12/11/2006 [-] Earth's Large Animal Appearance Is Studied
12/11/2006 [-] Baby Dinosaur Buried by Volcano
12/11/2006 [-] Gregoire wants 197 million for math & science
12/11/2006 [-] emTime/em gave Dobson a platform to misrepresent - again - science on same-sex parenting
12/11/2006 [-] Tenet hospitals, Blue Cross end insurance dispute
12/11/2006 [-] Bias Against Women in Science study
12/11/2006 [-] Scientists say even a regional nuclear war risks severe environmental damage
12/11/2006 [-] Governor urges beefed up science, math education budget
12/11/2006 [-] Global warming prolongs life of space debris
12/11/2006 [-] Uganda Science Info Body Launched
12/11/2006 [-] Discovery prepares to dock with space station
12/11/2006 [-] Pacific pound redux
12/11/2006 [-] Bones of baby plesiosaur found in Antarctic; resembles Loch Ness monster
12/11/2006 [-] Mystery of Afghan cultural heritage solved as Bactrian gold goes on show
12/11/2006 [-] Arctic Ice Melting Faster Than Expected
12/11/2006 [-] Wild Sex Where Monogamy is Rare
12/11/2006 [-] Muscle and Bone Printed With Bio-Ink
12/11/2006 [-] Arctic Summer Could be Ice-Free by 2040
12/11/2006 [-] Hey Mom You're On Your Own
12/11/2006 [-] Gregoire proposes 197 million math and science blitz
12/11/2006 [-] Correction Marine-Census story
12/11/2006 [-] More storms for the Northwest
12/11/2006 [-] Global Warming Affects Space Station Orbit
12/11/2006 [-] Popluar Science has an amazing visual collection of period table elements
12/11/2006 [-] Sea snail key to future of pain relief
12/11/2006 [-] Idaho Board of Education to push for stiffer math, science requirements
12/11/2006 [-] CSU works to improve students' understanding of science
12/11/2006 [-] Wet, windy in the Northwest; mild everywhere
12/11/2006 [-] Reshaping how elementary schools teach science
12/11/2006 [-] Science Academy to Improve Welfare
12/11/2006 [-] A Case for Science Schools, Festivals
12/11/2006 [-] After Lung Cancer Surgery, Nearly Half of Patients Resume Smoking
12/11/2006 [-] Small Nuclear War Would Cause Global Environmental Catastrophe
12/11/2006 [-] UM host unique science exhibit
12/11/2006 [-] Mideast may save Dead Sea with Red Sea
12/11/2006 [-] New Find Suggests Whales Can Love
12/11/2006 [-] Bacterial DNA lightly unzipped
12/11/2006 [-] International scientific meeting Nuclear Medicine and Radiopharmaceutics in Obninsk
12/11/2006 [-] Israeli firm in 2bn dollar deal with Egypt-Israel gas consortium
12/11/2006 [-] After self-check, Discovery to link-up with space station
12/11/2006 [-] Scientist examines city squirrels' lives
12/11/2006 [-] Scientist Examines City Squirrels' Lives
12/11/2006 [-] NASA Call Off Rocket Launch in Virginia
12/11/2006 [-] International Space Station Prepares For Discovery Docking
12/11/2006 [-] The most amazing marine photographs of 2006
12/11/2006 [-] Mavericks Of Science
12/11/2006 [-] Science of snowmaking
12/11/2006 [-] Fake Science Electronic Mix!
12/10/2006 [-] More on Division by Zero
12/10/2006 [-] Green Revolution feeds the world, but not Africa
12/10/2006 [-] Until cassava comes, peanut butter holds off hunger
12/10/2006 [-] Hunger leaves children susceptible to disease
12/10/2006 [-] Chancellors back bioscience
12/10/2006 [-] Life sciences industry takes leaps in growth
12/10/2006 [-] Some see better times ahead for life sciences IPOs
12/10/2006 [-] Science good for business
12/10/2006 [-] Science to get 5m boost
12/10/2006 [-] Local Graduates In Science And Medicine From University Of Otago, Dunedin, NZ
12/10/2006 [-] Discovery Crew Wraps Up Exam of Heat Shield
12/10/2006 [-] Physicist in Israel promoting science
12/10/2006 [-] Trip into the world of science fiction
12/10/2006 [-] Shuttle heads for space station after scan
12/10/2006 [-] True stories in book by Valley doctors reveal humanity as important as science
12/10/2006 [-] Dunstaffnage marine science-based company lands new contract
12/10/2006 [-] Science teaching 'needs overhaul'
12/10/2006 [-] SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY The gravity of space news&subclass=innovation&story_id=538668&category=science
12/10/2006 [-] New science could aid probe of old Poconos arson case
12/10/2006 [-] Secularism, science and the Right
12/10/2006 [-] Snowmaking science keeps ski resorts going when weather doesn't
12/10/2006 [-] New science may alter verdicts
12/10/2006 [-] Science Notes/Ichthyology, marine science
12/10/2006 [-] Forensic science class at St. X
12/10/2006 [-] Science casts cloud over arson convictions
12/10/2006 [-] Oceans are full of species once thought extinct, according to report
12/10/2006 [-] Careers in food science
12/10/2006 [-] Scientists Hail New Malaria DNA Research and technology
12/10/2006 [-] History of the Condom from 1000 BC to Present Day
12/10/2006 [-] Car hits Science Center, flees before police arrive
12/10/2006 [-] Study Detects Recent Instance of Human Evolution
12/10/2006 [-] Sea census unlocks deep mysteries
12/10/2006 [-] Top Gear launches a rocket-powered Mini off a ski jump
12/10/2006 [-] Shuttle crew to check heat shield after launch
12/10/2006 [-] Vast African lakes dropping fast in possible portent of warmer future
12/10/2006 [-] Former White House Science Advisor Warns That Nanotechnology's Potential Threatened
12/10/2006 [-] Eastern Ontario gets long-sought ethanol plant
12/10/2006 [-] Snowmaking science keeps ski resorts going when weather doesn't
12/10/2006 [-] Science rooms too small, outdated board members say
12/10/2006 [-] Changing science casts doubt on arson conviction
12/10/2006 [-] Arson science throws murder conviction into doubt
12/10/2006 [-] Discovery takes off on space mission
12/10/2006 [-] Thawing East; Stormy West
12/10/2006 [-] Skin Disorders Linked to Stress
12/10/2006 [-] We have lift off!
12/10/2006 [-] Science altering arson investigations New techniques could overturn old convictions
12/10/2006 [-] Distance no worries for spooky particles
12/10/2006 [-] Arson Science Rewritten
12/10/2006 [-] A new park landscape emerges from ashes
12/10/2006 [-] Bioscience role urged KC leaders urge Missouri lawmakers to step up bioscience efforts
12/09/2006 [-] Softpedia Latest IT&Science news
12/09/2006 [-] Science Cafe to focus on engineering
12/09/2006 [-] Early thaw
12/09/2006 [-] Trip into the world of science fiction
12/09/2006 [-] China awards 50 million yuan for excellence in rural science
12/09/2006 [-] Discovery Takes Off on a Complex Mission
12/09/2006 [-] Did bad science put innocent man in prison for life?
12/09/2006 [-] 50 mln yuan awarded for rural science promotion work
12/09/2006 [-] The Not-So-Dismal Science
12/09/2006 [-] Arson science throws Pa. murder conviction, others, into doubt
12/09/2006 [-] Science Casts Doubt on Arson Convictions
12/09/2006 [-] Science casts doubt on arson convictions
12/09/2006 [-] Science casts doubt on arson convictions
12/09/2006 [-] NASA launch controllers give green light
12/09/2006 [-] NASA readies Discovery launch amid weather worries
12/09/2006 [-] California snow
12/09/2006 [-] NASA tries again to launch space shuttle
12/09/2006 [-] NASA Hasn't Put Price on Lunar Outpost
12/09/2006 [-] NASA Plans Second Shot at Shuttle Launching
12/09/2006 [-] Science Casts Doubt on Arson Convictions
12/09/2006 [-] Snow returning to the West
12/09/2006 [-] Rs.1 lakh cr. proposed for science education in 11th Five Year Plan
12/09/2006 [-] Are left-handers quicker thinkers than righties?
12/09/2006 [-] Space Shuttle Prepared for Fueling, Ahead of Possible Night Launch and technology
12/09/2006 [-] NASA moon base cost won't be sky high
12/09/2006 [-] Science labs to be set up in schools
12/09/2006 [-] New science throws arson convictions into doubt
12/09/2006 [-] Scientists say biotech safe to eat, but worries linger
12/09/2006 [-] St. Louis team fights crop killer in Africa
12/09/2006 [-] - Computer Sciences to buy Datatrac
12/09/2006 [-] N.D. Bison Moved to New Home in Nebraska
12/09/2006 [-] Prince Charles to Use Commercial Flights
12/09/2006 [-] Mars Water Evidence Excites NASA
12/09/2006 [-] Examiner Science
12/09/2006 [-] Gender Difference in Grammar
12/09/2006 [-] Wet in the West; Warmer in the East
12/09/2006 [-] Ebola took big toll on gorillas
12/09/2006 [-] Norman Livermore Jr., 95; Gov. Ronald Reagan's environmental conscience
12/09/2006 [-] Bad Weather Threatens Shuttle Launch
12/09/2006 [-] Panel weighs in on stents
12/09/2006 [-] What's it Like to be Face Blind?
12/08/2006 [-] A Wet West weekend
12/08/2006 [-] Science chat set for Tuesday
12/08/2006 [-] Space Shot Redux Shuttle Discovery Set for Night Launch
12/08/2006 [-] NASA Official Questions Agency's Focus on the Shuttle
12/08/2006 [-] Arianespace Rocket Launches 2 Satellites
12/08/2006 [-] Partnerships between life sciences firms, biotech companies central to their progress
12/08/2006 [-] European Arianespace launches 2 U.S. Internet, TV satellites
12/08/2006 [-] Tests show pupils trip up on science
12/08/2006 [-] CND, China Electronic Science Technology Group Institute No. 3 ...
12/08/2006 [-] Science of Sleep never wakes up
12/08/2006 [-] WTO Ruling Disregards 'Precautionary Principle' Favors Science-Based 'Approach' to EU Biotech Rules
12/08/2006 [-] Science horizons are wider than you think
12/08/2006 [-] The Science of Santa Claus
12/08/2006 [-] Cardiac Science Shipping AED for Minimally Trained Rescuers
12/08/2006 [-] Northrop Grumman to Serve as Presenting Sponsor for Sally Ride Science TOYchallenge
12/08/2006 [-] Science men's basketball team about as diverse as it gets
12/08/2006 [-] Sociologist Stepfamilies Hard To Define
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