01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists Discover Suicide Palm Plant In Madagascar
01/17/2008 [-]
American Scientists Named as Laureates of the 2008 Japan Prize
01/17/2008 [-]
Renowned Scientist Opens New PANalytical Offices
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists find genetic link to prostate tumours
01/17/2008 [-]
Fall ends scientist's Antarctic mission
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Scientists Find a Key
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Yuris Night Bay Area 2008 call for artists, scientists
01/17/2008 [-]
Steam Burst, Small Earthquake At Mount St. Helens Catch Scientists' Attention
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists Ancient rodent was big as a bull
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists Extinct Rodent Weighed a Ton
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists discover huge extinct rodent Dozens of sea turtles die along Bangladesh's southern coast
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Scientists create world's blackest black
01/17/2008 [-]
Mount St. Helens' steam burst, quake catch scientists' attention
01/17/2008 [-]
Mount St. Helens' steam burst, quake catch scientists' attention
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists develop computer that can 'translate' a dog's bark
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientist says Amazon deforestation surging again
01/17/2008 [-]
Pope has say in row with Rome university scientists
01/17/2008 [-]
Scientists find key to conquer chronic pain
01/17/2008 [-]
St. Helens quake catches scientists' attention
01/17/2008 [-]
Mount St. Helens steam burst, quake catch scientists' attention
01/16/2008 [-]
Farm scientists to be honoured CM
01/16/2008 [-]
Pinoy scientist to conduct lectures on climate change
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists Discover Huge Extinct Rodent
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists find 2,000 pound rodent-luckily a fossil
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientist Computer can help your dog communicate
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists examine effects of wind on Mars
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists create carbon nanopipettes
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists Discover Huge Extinct Mouse
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists find 1 000kg rodent
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists Unveil Genetically Modified Supercarrot
01/16/2008 [-]
HemoBioTech, Inc. Featured in New Scientist Magazine
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Scientists Associate Six New Genetic Variants With Heart Disease Risk Factor
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists discover a new player in innate immune response
01/16/2008 [-]
Swiss scientists take note of bank flu risk report
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists find 2,000 pound rodent luckily it's a fossil
01/16/2008 [-]
States Vie for Stem-Cell Scientists
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists create blackest material ever
01/16/2008 [-]
Computer can help your dog communicate scientist
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists find giant rodent fossil in Latin America
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists zero in on causes of glacier acceleration
01/16/2008 [-]
Space Station Modules Proposed by UK Scientists
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists discover giant rat fossil
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists study the link between children's nutrition and adult diseases
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientist 'spills' handheld screen on table
01/16/2008 [-]
Sea levels rising at 'alarming' rate, say Chinese scientists+
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists 'Grow' New Heart And Get It Beating
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists Identify HIV Proteins
01/16/2008 [-]
The atom men The 1950s scientists responsible for 'Britain's
01/16/2008 [-]
The atom men The 1950s scientists responsible for 'Britain's Sputnik'
01/16/2008 [-]
Postage stamp honoring American scientist contains small error in chemical formula
01/16/2008 [-]
Avoiding scientists' protests, pope cancels university speech
01/16/2008 [-]
Avoiding scientists' protest, pope cancels university visit
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists reveal a sea change in the UK's waters
01/16/2008 [-]
Scientists make world's darkest material
01/15/2008 [-]
Avoiding scientists' protests, pope cancels university speech
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists say ratchety song sets new Cajun frog apart
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientist grow new heart
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientist at centre of controversy 10 years ago is unrepentant
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists use monkey's brain signals to control robot
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Scientist amazed by deadly jellyfish swarm
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Scientists decode mystery behind Mona Lisas smile
01/15/2008 [-]
Princeton scientists Hack Diebold Voting Machine Demo
01/15/2008 [-]
New organs hope as scientists use cells to grow beating heart
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientist 'spiked wife's drinks'
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists to study high-risk plant pathogen using small, unmanned aircraft
01/15/2008 [-]
Huge fracture in Beaufort Sea ice pack worries scientists
01/15/2008 [-]
Seven Senior Federal Engineers and Scientists Call for New 9/11 Inve
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists test dinosaur's sexual maturity
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists Strip Rat's Heart Down to 'Gristle' and Grow New One
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists discover the price of fine-tasting wines
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists sound alarm over starfish threat to Indonesian coral
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists Identify New Genetic Link To Autism
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists in hybrid embryos plea
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists Grow Rat Heart from Transplanted Cells, Study Shows
01/15/2008 [-]
Scientists Test Dinos' Sexual Maturity
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Test Dinos' Sexual Maturity
01/14/2008 [-]
GAO lashes U.S. effort to employ Russian weapons scientists
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists create new heart like gutting a house
01/14/2008 [-]
WOO HOO!! Scientists Say Beer Has Essential Cancer-Fighting Agents
01/14/2008 [-]
Forest Service to Pull Its Scientists and Planners from Field
01/14/2008 [-]
Canadian scientists discover what helps coniferous trees ward off bugs, diseases
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists test dinos' sexual maturity
01/14/2008 [-]
U.S. scientists have solar power plan
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Test Dinos' Sexual Maturity
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Test Dinos' Sexual Maturity
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientist Chases Fast-Melting Tropical Glaciers
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Speak Out Against Alarmist Warming Theory
01/14/2008 [-]
For Balik Scientists, home is where the heart is
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists create darkest material
01/14/2008 [-]
Parents fret as scientists debate plastics
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists ‘Grow New Heart – And Get It Beating
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists building designer microbes with synthetic DNA
01/14/2008 [-]
U.S. spy chief names his top scientist
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists cultivate substitute hearts
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Turn to Military Tech to Solve Bee Colony Mystery
01/14/2008 [-]
Massive Cloud to Strike Milky Way, Scientists Say
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists build living, beating rat heart in lab
01/14/2008 [-]
NZ was never underwater say scientists
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists associate 6 new genetic variants with heart disea
01/14/2008 [-]
Hopes of custom-built organs as scientists create beating heart
01/14/2008 [-]
Jefferson scientists find protein potential drug target for treatment-resistant prostate cancer
01/14/2008 [-]
U.S. scientists create beating hearts in lab
01/14/2008 [-]
Minnesota Scientists Create Beating Heart
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists grow rat heart in lab
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists grow beating rat heart
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Scientists find influence of culture on brain function
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists create beating hearts
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientist racing to tap glaciers
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists identify human proteins that help HIV
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists create living heart for dead rat
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Have Grown A Heart Using Stem Cells
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists grow beating rat heart in big first step
01/14/2008 [-]
Country Scientist Residents can take action to keep grass fires away
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists Get Grown Rat Heart Beating
01/14/2008 [-]
Scientists grow working rat heart
01/13/2008 [-]
British scientists discover bad cholesterol genes,
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists Build A Beating Heart
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists regenerate dead heart
01/13/2008 [-]
US scientists create beating hearts in lab
01/13/2008 [-]
US scientists create beating heart in lab
01/13/2008 [-]
Directory on Muslim scientists by Feb end in Pakistan
01/13/2008 [-]
US scientists reanimate hearts from mice, pigs
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists associate 6 new genetic variants with heart disease risk factor
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists put life into dead heart
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists rebuild living hearts
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists create beating animal heart in lab; could help organ shortage
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists create beating hearts in lab
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Scientists detect huge increase in Antarctic ice melt
01/13/2008 [-]
Ambitious plan to nurture scientists
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists create beating heart
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Scientists breed glow-in-the-dark pigs
01/13/2008 [-]
Yellowstone's Geothermal Treasures Draw Scientists
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists breed fluorescent green pigs
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists, Congress worry about move to restrict access to satellite data
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists in Antarctica pay tribute to Hillary
01/13/2008 [-]
US scientists tackle evolution deniers
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists oppose move to restrict satellite data
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists may soon identify kids with cardiac risk
01/13/2008 [-]
British scientists have found novel genes linked with LDL cholesterol, according
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientists discover bad cholesterol genes
01/13/2008 [-]
Marine scientist Bennett dies, aged 98
01/13/2008 [-]
Asteroid probably won't hit Mars, scientists say
01/13/2008 [-]
Scientist attacks SNP nuclear power block
01/13/2008 [-]
British scientists discover bad cholesterol genes
01/12/2008 [-]
Ex-rocket scientist hopes civic help just what ferries need
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientists Find Liquid that Stops Bleeding Faster
01/12/2008 [-]
Trio of quakes off B.C. coast remarkable, but not alarming says scientist
01/12/2008 [-]
Earthquakes off B.C. coast remarkable scientists
01/12/2008 [-]
'Cone of Silence' Possible Say Scientists
01/12/2008 [-]
Australian scientists make historic flight
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientists invent nanotechnology device for disease biomarker discovery
01/12/2008 [-]
S.F. appeals court bars government's probes of NASA scientists
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientist complete genome sequence of fungus responsible for dandruff, skin disorders
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientists wary that sprinkling iron into sea will blunt car
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientists to discuss how global warming affects diseases
01/12/2008 [-]
Young scientists get creative at Bancroft fair
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientist creates perfect swing
01/12/2008 [-]
Court ruling temporarily stops background checks of JPL scientists
01/12/2008 [-]
Scientists rule out possibility of asteroid colliding with Mars
01/12/2008 [-]
GAO questions nonproliferation program
01/12/2008 [-]
GAO Questions Program Helping Russians
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists to discuss how global warming effects diseases
01/11/2008 [-]
Tralee student scoops Young Scientist of the Year award
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists Identify Proteins Hijacked by AIDS
01/11/2008 [-]
Kerry student wins Young Scientist of the Year
01/11/2008 [-]
Girl named Young Scientist of the Year
01/11/2008 [-]
Indian agriculture headed for a crisis, says scientist
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientist Solar Is Solution to Energy Crisis
01/11/2008 [-]
New map lets scientists 'see' dark matter
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists Find Key to Avian Flu in Humans and technology
01/11/2008 [-]
Astroid probably won't hit Mars, scientists say
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists Try To Find Breast Cancer-Saliva Test
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists map out potential for restoring California fisher populations
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists find protein helps pancreatic cancer cells evade immune system and spread
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists warn selling carbon offsets from ocean iron fertilization is premature
01/11/2008 [-]
Biomoda Hires Senior Scientist to Expand Research Development Effort
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists identify brain circuits that suppress memory
01/11/2008 [-]
Sugarless gum a possible health hazard, German scientists warn
01/11/2008 [-]
Defra scientist second generation biofuels need investment
01/11/2008 [-]
Best budding scientist to be chosen
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists Shed Light On Future Of Cosmos
01/11/2008 [-]
Two Dallas scientists honored as up-and-coming researchers
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists discover more than 200 new anti-HIV strategies
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists Shed Light On Dark Matter and Future Of Cosmos
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists developing test to detect ovarian cancer
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientist uses high tech to recover low-tech data
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists' Sigh of Relief Asteroid Will Miss Mars
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists Predict Asteroid Will Miss Mars
01/11/2008 [-]
Asteroid will miss Mars, NASA scientists say
01/11/2008 [-]
No big bang Scientists say asteroid unlikely to hit Mars
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientists can now predict quake effects within seconds
01/11/2008 [-]
UCLA scientists identify new genetic link to autism
01/11/2008 [-]
Scientist calls for funding for stinger research
01/11/2008 [-]
Rogue gene which can raise the risk of autism is pinpointed by scientists
01/11/2008 [-]
President Putin Honors Scientists
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists find clues to birth defects
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists make HIV protein progress
01/10/2008 [-]
Putin honors scientists backing Russia's claim to Arctic mountain range
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists find chemical key that 'could stop cancer in its
01/10/2008 [-]
Dallas scientists honored for achievements in medicine, technology
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists Examine Dinosaur Skin
01/10/2008 [-]
Simulating a Fatal Turn Scientists Unveil Cause of Estonia Ferry Disaster
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists find chemical key that 'could stop cancer in its tracks'
01/10/2008 [-]
Indian stem cell scientists find clues to birth defects
01/10/2008 [-]
Space Rock Won't Wallop Mars, Scientists Say
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists Resolve to Do Their Share in Building of Economic Power
01/10/2008 [-]
Chinese Scientists Save the 'Floral Panda'
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists find chemcial key that 'could stop cancer in its tracks'
01/10/2008 [-]
Senior official urges local governments to provide better environment for scientists
01/10/2008 [-]
Scientists find first 'grandparenting' birds
01/10/2008 [-]
S Korean scientists create glowing cats
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists Earth Barely Supports Life
01/09/2008 [-]
Little Time Left to Prepare Expedition to Mars Scientist
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists use 'nanomagnetic' systems to control cellular signaling
01/09/2008 [-]
Ice conditions concern scientist
01/09/2008 [-]
Young Scientist Exhibition gets underway at RDS
01/09/2008 [-]
Chief U.N. climate scientist to visit Antarctica with Norweg
01/09/2008 [-]
2007 average year for the shaky isles scientist
01/09/2008 [-]
NASA Scientists See Hastened Arctic Warming
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists find possible answer to algae decline
01/09/2008 [-]
Celestial crash took place 7.4 billion years ago, scientists say
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists study how to turn plant waste into biofuels
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists Call Evolution and Faith Compatible, but Separate
01/09/2008 [-]
Discovery of a hot spot on Saturn's cold North Pole surprises scientists
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists detect lowest ever frequency radar echo from the moon
01/09/2008 [-]
Stem cell treatment could work in decade scientist
01/09/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists sequence first volunteer's genome, seek 99 more
01/09/2008 [-]
China awards top scientists
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists find 'mechanism' of inherited mental retardation
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists use 'nanomagnetic' systems to control cellular signaling
01/09/2008 [-]
US scientists provebreast cancer gene not that dangerous
01/09/2008 [-]
Students take part in science expo
01/09/2008 [-]
Young Scientist exhibition opens
01/09/2008 [-]
Manatee deaths decline, but scientists still fret
01/09/2008 [-]
Chief UN climate scientist to visit Antarctica with Norwegian team to view ice conditions
01/09/2008 [-]
Cuban scientists discover new drugs for fighting heart diseases, parasites
01/09/2008 [-]
Everybody now needs a little sunshine, says scientist
01/09/2008 [-]
Scientists Build Map of Imprinted Genes
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists Find Sun Exposure May Improve Cancer Survival
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists say biological clock plays vital role in monarch butterfly migration
01/08/2008 [-]
HINT FOR SCIENTISTS
01/08/2008 [-]
China Honours Elderly Scientists With State Science Award
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists developing video scanner
01/08/2008 [-]
BiondVax to get NIS 2.7m Chief Scientist grant
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists, engineers boost job growth, StatsCan says
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists discover molecular basis of monarch butterfly migration
01/08/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists sequence 1st volunteer's genome
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientist advocates clean nuclear power
01/08/2008 [-]
Discovery of a hot spot on Saturn's cold North Pole surprises scientists
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists explain how electrospray works
01/08/2008 [-]
Future rests with biomedical scientists
01/08/2008 [-]
China awards top science prize to scientists
01/08/2008 [-]
Duct Tape Key to Survival - Scientists' Terrorism Study Brings Fame and Jokes
01/08/2008 [-]
China awards top science prize to scientists, enterprises
01/08/2008 [-]
Modern cars are fire traps scientists
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientist hopes to tag white shark tomorrow
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientist hopes to tag great white shark tomorrow
01/08/2008 [-]
Scientists study midair pollutant transfer to improve air quality
01/08/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists sequence first volunteer's genome
01/07/2008 [-]
UK government scientist slams biofuels
01/07/2008 [-]
The Global Warming Debate Science and Scientists in a Democracy
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists find cultural differences among chimpanzee colonies
01/07/2008 [-]
Rain provides research boon for water scientists
01/07/2008 [-]
Technology ASU scientist creates energy-collecting backpack
01/07/2008 [-]
IICT scientist gets award
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists Find Key To Bird Flu
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists Find Way to Limit Deadly Toxin in Maize
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists Use Sunlight to Make Methanol Fuel From CO2
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists find key to flu transmission
01/07/2008 [-]
German Scientists Awarded Prize for Work in LEDs
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists Biting Insects May Have Killed Off Dinosaurs
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientist Captures Images of Life's Essence
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists take on Brown over nuclear plans Environment The Guardian
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists unveil remarkable editing system for protein production
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists discuss medicinal insects
01/07/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists reach 3,000 meter height on Antarctic
01/07/2008 [-]
Ill. scientists seek cheaper DNA method
01/07/2008 [-]
Treat MRSA at home, scientists urge
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists Discover Heredity Skipping DNA!
01/07/2008 [-]
ASU scientist creates energy-collecting backpack
01/07/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists sequence first volunteer's genome
01/07/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists reach 3,000-meter height on Antarctic
01/07/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists reach 3,000-meter height on antartic
01/07/2008 [-]
Devil scientists using skin grafts to solve disease mystery
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists receive $700,000 funding grant
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists observe a great white shark
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists alter strategy to fight resistant germs
01/07/2008 [-]
Chinese expedition scientists reach 3,000-meter height on Antarctic
01/07/2008 [-]
Chinese scientists sequence 1st volunteer's genome
01/07/2008 [-]
Treat MRSA at home, urge scientists
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists Help Mice Paralyzed by Spinal Injuries Walk Again
01/07/2008 [-]
Country Scientist Winds may have forged old link between Japan, Texas
01/07/2008 [-]
Scientists find new hope for paralysis patients
01/07/2008 [-]
Ph.D. student working to establish snake research center in Panama
01/06/2008 [-]
Biggest gathering of scientists
01/06/2008 [-]
Russian Scientists Talk About Global Cooling
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists Create Mind Reading Machine
01/06/2008 [-]
Budding scientists showcase talent
01/06/2008 [-]
Change of mindset is need of the hour, says IBM scientist
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists Studying Effects Of High Dose Vitamin C On Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients
01/06/2008 [-]
Young scientist draws attention at congress
01/06/2008 [-]
'Nano' is in-thing scientist
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists restore walking after spinal cord injury
01/06/2008 [-]
Engineers, scientists to benefit from CERN agreement
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists find key to avian flu in humans
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists move toward helping paralysis patients
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists discover new key to flu transmission
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists Recycle CO2 with Sunlight to Make Fuel
01/06/2008 [-]
Conservation scientists start Vermont center
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientist to tackle remote New Guinea glaciers
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists find traces of life around distant star
01/06/2008 [-]
Australian scientists warn children to eat less fish
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientists children with pneumonia can be treated at home
01/06/2008 [-]
Scientist will tell story of famous parrot
01/06/2008 [-]
British scientist toys with theory of a Jewish 'gene'
01/05/2008 [-]
Scientists Use Sunlight to Make Fuel From CO2
01/05/2008 [-]
Natalie Portman, Brain Scientist
01/05/2008 [-]
US doomed if creationist president elected--scientists
01/05/2008 [-]
Scientist's memoir of parrot due out this fall
01/05/2008 [-]
Scientists Want PCs to Help Find ET
01/04/2008 [-]
Country Scientist A driveway encounter with the coral snake
01/04/2008 [-]
US 'doomed' if creationist president elected scientists
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists Push Presidential Candidates for Positions on Science
01/04/2008 [-]
US 'doomed' if creationist president elected scientists
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists' hopes for frozen mammoth
01/04/2008 [-]
Study Examines Media Preferences of Life Scientists in Applied Markets
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists Achieve Direct Electrical Measurements on Single-Molecule DNA
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists Claim Discovery Explaining Healing Effects of Magnets
01/04/2008 [-]
NBC finds 'controversy' in scientists' rebuke of creationism
01/04/2008 [-]
Astro bio-technology has vast potential scientist
01/04/2008 [-]
Where's your proof? Scientists tackle celebrities over ad claims
01/04/2008 [-]
UK govt scientist sees few benefits from biofuels
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientist Suggests We Explore 'Universe is a VR Simulation' Theory
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientist sees few benefits from biofuels
01/04/2008 [-]
Rimmon C. Fay, 78; scientist fought Santa Monica Bay pollution
01/04/2008 [-]
Young scientists asked to focus on basic research
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists' hopes for frozen mammoth
01/04/2008 [-]
Academics, scientists and industry insiders pile into the nuclear debate
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists hope frozen mammothwill shed light on climate change
01/04/2008 [-]
UK nuclear safety concerns not yet addressed, say scientists
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists Warn Against Religious Belief in Global Warming
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists excited over discovery of foot in hiking boot
01/04/2008 [-]
Guardian Scientists take on Brown over nuclear plans
01/04/2008 [-]
British scientist toys with theory of a Jewish 'gene' for genetics
01/04/2008 [-]
DRDO flush with funds, faces shortage of scientists
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists hope frozen mammoth will shed light on climate change
01/04/2008 [-]
Cocaine Vaccine Being Developed By Scientists
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists at University of Tokyo describe research in diarrhea
01/04/2008 [-]
British scientist toys with theory of a Jewish 'gene' for genetics
01/04/2008 [-]
Trident scientists to ballot over pension plans
01/04/2008 [-]
Soviet icon surprises polar scientists
01/04/2008 [-]
Decades after scientists sounded alarm, Amazon survives, but still faces threats old and new
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists take on Brown over nuclear plans
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists condemn PM nuclear plans
01/04/2008 [-]
Scientists discover Asia's heaviest dinosaur in China
01/04/2008 [-]
Childhood pneumonia can be treated at home, say scientists
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists find hot spot on Saturn's chilly pole
01/03/2008 [-]
Award for social scientist
01/03/2008 [-]
NGRI scientist bags national award
01/03/2008 [-]
Pioneering climate scientist Bert Bolin dies at 82
01/03/2008 [-]
Smithsonian scientists highlight environmental impacts of biofuels
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists find hot spot on Saturn's chilly pole
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientist's memoir of parrot, Alex, coming this fall
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientist's memoir of famous parrot is coming this fall
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientist's memoir of her famous parrot, Alex, coming this fall
01/03/2008 [-]
Top Russian scientist global cooling coming
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientist predicts future mad-cow epidemic
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists Discover Remarkable Editing System For Protein Production
01/03/2008 [-]
Union of Concerned Scientists Satellite Database
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists Use Asphalt in Solar Energy
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists test powder found at Rotorua Hospital
01/03/2008 [-]
Swedish climate scientist Bert Bolin dies at age 82
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists identify immunity protein's new role in autoimmune disorders
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists discover Asia`s heaviest dinosaur in China
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists warn of cost of offsetting aviation emissions
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists discover new planet outside solar system
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists suprised by white dwarf energy
01/03/2008 [-]
Tumor-suppressing gene said found
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientists seek web recruits to hunt down ET
01/03/2008 [-]
Scientist defends fire simulation in murder trial 559 PM
01/02/2008 [-]
Scientists create machine that knows what you are thinking
01/02/2008 [-]
When It Comes To Metal, Smaller Is Stronger Now Scientists Know Why
01/02/2008 [-]
German Scientists Discover New Planet Outside Solar System
01/02/2008 [-]
British scientist critical of 'detox' dieting
01/02/2008 [-]
Climate scientist and IPCC co-founder Bert Bolin dies at 82
01/02/2008 [-]
Scientists Developing Swish-and-Spit Cancer Test
01/02/2008 [-]
Given Imaging Pays Outstanding Royalty Obligation to Israel's Office of the Chief Scientist
01/02/2008 [-]
Jefferson scientists studying the effects of high-dose vitamin C on non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients
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Molecular Targets Research on molecular targets reported by scientists at University
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Scientists See No Point to Easing Seawall Ban
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Corals Might Migrate South in WA Waters, Say Scientists
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Israeli scientists reveal the prostate-healing power of mushrooms
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University Enlists Cancer Scientist
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Regular drinking is GOOD for the elderly, say scientists
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Scientists developing cocaine vaccine
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Scientists look at sperm energy for robots
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Swiss scientists join in climate alarm call
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The dismal scientists weigh in
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N.B. scientist heads south for prime view of universe
01/01/2008 [-]
Scientists Devise Brighter LEDs via Nano-imprint Lithography
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Turkish scientists have made new development at biotechnologies
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Scientists discover 'laughter' in apes
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UK Scientists To Lead Space Project
12/31/2007 [-]
Scientists Developing 'i-Snake' Surgical Robot for Non-Invasive Surgeries
12/31/2007 [-]
Scientists Combat Sleepiness with Hormone Nasal Spray
12/31/2007 [-]
Scientists discover stubbornness gene
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Scientists find protein potential drug target for treatment-resistant prostate cancer
12/31/2007 [-]
Egypt scientists say rising groundwater endangers monuments
12/31/2007 [-]
Scientists say newly found debris came from a meteorite hitting Canada
12/31/2007 [-]
A Real Attention Grabber Scientist Finds Way To Measure Covert Attention
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Scientists probing universe ideas
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Country Scientist Texas star is a real rarity
12/30/2007 [-]
Unknown scientist stuns physics world with breakthrough on 'Theory of Everything'
12/30/2007 [-]
Human species may split in two, says scientist
12/30/2007 [-]
Young scientists to get awards
12/30/2007 [-]
Three Leading Antarctic Scientists Honored
12/30/2007 [-]
Scientist honoured for his medical work
12/30/2007 [-]
U.S. Scientists Scared by Border Smugglers
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Scientists A 4% Chance Asteroid Could Hit Mars
12/30/2007 [-]
Violent Border Smugglers Scare U.S. Scientists
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Egypt scientists say rising groundwater endangers monuments+
12/30/2007 [-]
Scientists pioneer 'fertility preserving' therapy for children's cancer
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists 4 percent chance asteroid hits Mars
12/29/2007 [-]
UK scientists to build non-invasive surgery robot
12/29/2007 [-]
Smugglers scaring off scientists studying near AZ-Mexico border
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Honour for Dolly sheep scientist
12/29/2007 [-]
Physician-scientist Urges Improved Drug Regulation To Ensure Heart Safety Of Non-heart Drugs
12/29/2007 [-]
Bird Conservation Scientists Fly Solo
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientist dismisses detox diets
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists hope asteroid hits Mars
12/29/2007 [-]
China revises law to encourage scientists for innovation
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Scientists to build 'brain box'
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists find how cancers move
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists Four Percent Chance Asteroid Will Hit Mars
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists, artists and artistes head the field in the New Years' honour list
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists say there is 4% chance asteroid could hit Mars
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Scientists say there is 4 percent chance asteroid could hit Mars
12/28/2007 [-]
Scientist wins Rs 10-lakh damages from varsity
12/28/2007 [-]
Scientists shrink Hebrew Bible to size of sugar grain
12/28/2007 [-]
Mathematical Centre Trains 40 ECOWAS Scientists
12/28/2007 [-]
British scientists find clue to stopping cancer spread
12/28/2007 [-]
Scientists detect alarming variation in tectonic plate stresses of tsunami generating zone
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Microsoft's mind reader tops New Scientist readers' 'top 10 inventions' list
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Deadly cyanide antidote developed by US scientists
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Bird flu still baffles world's top scientists
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Brain scientist Mogi cheers on Tokyo bourse at 2007 closing ceremony+
12/28/2007 [-]
Scientists at King Fahad National Guard Hospital detail research in pneumonia vaccines
12/28/2007 [-]
Scientists wary on U.S.-Mexico border
12/28/2007 [-]
Hassle-free Pill for men being developed by scientists
12/28/2007 [-]
Scientists Call For New Cold War Against Global Warming
12/28/2007 [-]
International award for TNAU scientist
12/27/2007 [-]
Drug smugglers curtail scientists' work
12/27/2007 [-]
More cash awards for young scientists planned
12/27/2007 [-]
Scientists Discover Fast-Acting Cyanide Antidote
12/27/2007 [-]
One U.S. Navy Contract Became Research Scientist's Life's Work
12/27/2007 [-]
Chief Scientist supports second biotech incubator
12/27/2007 [-]
Scientists developing new liver drug that reverses damage of binge drinking
12/27/2007 [-]
Alzheimer's still baffles scientists
12/27/2007 [-]
S Korean scientists claim to create cloned pigs
12/27/2007 [-]
Scientists fleeing border, smugglers
12/27/2007 [-]
Scientists can't get their minds around Alzheimer's
12/27/2007 [-]
Uganda Scientists Want Ministry
12/27/2007 [-]
A scientist conducts research on stem cells at a laboratory
12/27/2007 [-]
Scientists hail stem cell breakthrough
12/27/2007 [-]
Forensic scientist investigates DNA sampling increase
12/27/2007 [-]
Cosmic particles help scientists uncover mysteries of Mexico's Teotihuacan
12/27/2007 [-]
Scientists see poaching risk at coral reef
12/27/2007 [-]
Turkey's leap in science to bring back Turkish scientists home
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists say asteroid could hit Mars
12/26/2007 [-]
Thinking Positive Business & Scientists Emphasize Massive Reductions in Greenhouse Gas Pollution Are Manageable
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists Seek Early Detection of Alzheimer's
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists Use Town Hall Format to Quell Nanotech Fears
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists Want to Find Alzheimer’s Before a Mind Fails
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientist On Quest For Disappearing Eel
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists Want to Find Alzheimers Before a Mind Fails
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists Silicon processors are restricting computer games
12/26/2007 [-]
Scientists discuss Cuba's resources
12/26/2007 [-]
Mistletoe 'Keystone' to Forest Health, Scientists Say
12/25/2007 [-]
Placebo effect still puzzles and inspires modern scientists
12/25/2007 [-]
Scientists Turn to Bacteria to Clean Europe's Architectural Gems
12/25/2007 [-]
Scientists a step closer to uncovering migraine headache cause
12/25/2007 [-]
Scientists Turn to Bacteria to Clean Europe's Architectural Gems
12/25/2007 [-]
Scientists try to preserve "Porsche of the ocean"
12/25/2007 [-]
Scientist Mine could harm wildlife
12/24/2007 [-]
Space Satellites To Track Santa; LANL Scientists Set Up Web Site Again
12/24/2007 [-]
Indian scientist salaries 'matching Europe'
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientist says border mine could harm wildlife
12/24/2007 [-]
New method enables scientists to see smells
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists thwart fungus deadly to Port Orford cedar
12/24/2007 [-]
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Scientists study Tennessee's unusual, giant crawfish
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists inscribe entire Bible onto a surface the size of a sugar grain
12/24/2007 [-]
PNNL scientist on magazine's top 50 list
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists inscribe Bible on space smaller than a sugar grain
12/24/2007 [-]
Haifa Technion scientists create world's smallest bible
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientist Shearer brings odd bedfellows together to save the Earth
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists uncover more of Great White's travel patterns
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists fish for more data about Tennessee's huge crawfish
12/24/2007 [-]
Obituary Terry L. Yates / Scientist who discovered source of hantavirus
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Scientists create Bible smaller than sugar grain
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists reduce Bible to a speck
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists inscribe entire Bible on head of a pin
12/24/2007 [-]
Technion scientists create world's smallest bible
12/24/2007 [-]
Israeli Scientist Creates Nano-Bible
12/24/2007 [-]
Country Scientist Christmas gift of transistor radio parts led to a career in science
12/24/2007 [-]
German scientists work on tsunami alert system
12/24/2007 [-]
German scientists finetune promised tsunami warning system
12/24/2007 [-]
U.S. scientists find embryonic stem cells from skin
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists create microscopic bible
12/24/2007 [-]
Seal hunters need training in humane killing - European scientists
12/24/2007 [-]
Israeli Scientists Create World's Smallest Bible
12/24/2007 [-]
Scientists use particle beam to inscribe Bible on space smaller than a sugar grain
12/24/2007 [-]
Israeli Scientists Create Nano-Sized Bible
12/24/2007 [-]
Israeli scientists inscribe a tiny Jewish Bible
12/23/2007 [-]
Israeli Scientists Inscribe Tiny Bible
12/23/2007 [-]
Scientists Brave Uncharted Wilds to Document Species
12/23/2007 [-]
Israeli scientists fit Bible on pinhead
12/23/2007 [-]
Plants Use Light To Produce Antifreeze In Winter Scientists
12/23/2007 [-]
TNAU scientist honoured
12/23/2007 [-]
Chinese Scientists Clone Bamboo Flower Genes
12/23/2007 [-]
Scientist Sun, Planets Aligned for Star of Bethlehem
12/23/2007 [-]
Eco-scientists shift workplace, research focus
12/23/2007 [-]
Scientists finetune tsunami warning system
12/23/2007 [-]
German scientists finetune tsunami warning system
12/23/2007 [-]
Camel 'plague' puzzles scientists
12/22/2007 [-]
HEAT OF THE MOMENTGore camp suggests scientists bought off
12/22/2007 [-]
Scientists Accidentally Discover 'Kryptonite'
12/22/2007 [-]
Kaohsiung scientists find dioxin-munching bacteria
12/22/2007 [-]
Scientists working on mathematical models to predict spread of epidemics
12/22/2007 [-]
Asteroid hit on Mars will not affect Earth Scientist
12/22/2007 [-]
Scientists come one step closer to understanding superconductivity
12/22/2007 [-]
Super Tomography From Turkish Scientists
12/22/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Clue to Water on Mars
12/22/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Good News About Methane Bubbling Up From The Ocean Floor
12/22/2007 [-]
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12/22/2007 [-]
World's leading climate scientist writes to Brown, pleads for action
12/22/2007 [-]
400 scientists deny the importance of global heating
12/21/2007 [-]
Gore Fires Back At Climate Scientists Who Oppose Global Warming Consensus
12/21/2007 [-]
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12/21/2007 [-]
400 Climate Scientists Speak Out Against Global Consensus On Climate Change
12/21/2007 [-]
Gore Scientists Disagreeing with Climate Alarmism Tied to Big Oil
12/21/2007 [-]
Over 400 Prominent Scientists Disputed Man-Made Global Warming in 2007
12/21/2007 [-]
400 Scientists Speak Out Global Warming Not Man Made
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Weigh Stem Cells' Role as Cancer Cause
12/21/2007 [-]
Seven Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named American Physical Society Fellows
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists up odds of asteroid strike on Mars
12/21/2007 [-]
Hundreds of Scientists Reject Global Warming ... Senate Report 'Consensus' Debunked
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists identify brain abnormalities underlying key element of borderline personality disorder
12/21/2007 [-]
Calgary scientists study gecko's hanging ability
12/21/2007 [-]
Russian scientists claim if asteroid hits Mars, Earth unaffected
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Invent Heart Healing Patch
12/21/2007 [-]
Muzzling Research Agencies is a Retrograde Step Scientist
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Clue to Greenhouse Clue to Water on Mars
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists discover 'teenager galaxies'
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Weigh Stem Cells’ Role as Cancer Cause
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists doubt climate change
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Asteroid Has Unusually HighOdds of Hitting Mars in Next Month
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Weigh Stem Cells Role as Cancer Cause
12/21/2007 [-]
Senate Committee Over 400 Scientist Dispute Man Made GW Consensus Claims
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists doubt climat change
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Weigh Stem Cells? Role as Cancer Cause
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Source Of Cosmic Dust 21 Dec 2007 000451 GMT
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Weigh Stem Cells' Role as Cancer Cause
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists weigh stem cells' role as cancer cause
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientist ClaimsRain Evolved Into Snow As Defense Strategy
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Cure Fragile X in Mice
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Say Asteroid May Hit Mars
12/21/2007 [-]
Scientists target antibiotic resistance
12/21/2007 [-]
Chinese Vice Premier encourages productivity scientists to make more contributions
12/20/2007 [-]
Scientists 'Buzz' to break optical bottlenecks
12/20/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Source of Cosmic Dust
12/20/2007 [-]
Pakistans atomic programme still on, says top scientist
12/20/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Surprising Way to Lose Weight
12/20/2007 [-]
Sulphur in air may have warmed Martian climate, scientists say
12/20/2007 [-]
Scientists Tackle Obstacles To Treating Brain Disorders
12/20/2007 [-]
Scientists Measure Brain's Blood Flow To Find Clues To Cigarette Addiction
12/20/2007 [-]
Senate Report Over 400 Scientists Dispute Manmade Global Warming
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Scientists on Climate Change No human influence. JHoward
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MIT Scientists Engineer a User Friendly Vascular Tissue
12/20/2007 [-]
Chinese scientists form artificial skin
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Pakistan's nuclear programme still on Scientist
12/20/2007 [-]
MSU forensic scientist discovers truth about grisly killing in 1910
12/20/2007 [-]
Italo American scientists discover the ''music'' of DNA cells
12/20/2007 [-]
European scientists identify active glacier on Mars
12/20/2007 [-]
Italo-American scientists discover the 'music' of DNA cells
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists trace roots of feeling cold
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists speculate that whales, dolphins descended from small deer-like critter
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists Report In Utero Laser Treatment of Vasa Previa
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists Identify Genes Responsible for Fat Storage
12/19/2007 [-]
Top climate scientist named 'newsmaker of 2007' by Nature journal
12/19/2007 [-]
Leading Canadian Scientist David Suzuki on Bali & Climate Change
12/19/2007 [-]
Ranbaxy Award for Cambridge cancer scientist
12/19/2007 [-]
Chinese scientists develop artificial skin for patients
12/19/2007 [-]
World's leading climate scientist writes to Brown, pleads for action
12/19/2007 [-]
Oz scientists unravel dolphin 'speech'
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Brrrr Scientists trace roots of feeling cold
12/19/2007 [-]
More to Find in Indonesia's 'Lost World' Scientist
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists trace the roots of feeling cold
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists discover treasure trove of human, plant and animal fossils in Bahamas blue hole
12/19/2007 [-]
S.A. scientists tackling genes in diabetes research
12/19/2007 [-]
Bush calls for top owl scientist to review bird's recovery plan
12/19/2007 [-]
Scientists seek to help 'locked-in' man speak
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists discover treasure trove of human, plant and animal fossils in Bahamas
12/18/2007 [-]
Brrrr Scientists trace the roots of feeling cold
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists believe Catastrophic impacts made life flourish
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists are studying the pygmy possum which is 'apparently new to science'
12/18/2007 [-]
Israeli scientists put Bible on chip smaller than pinhead
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists find new species Giant rat, tiny possum
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists win top award for research
12/18/2007 [-]
More to find in Indonesia's "Lost World" scientist
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists discover giant rat
12/18/2007 [-]
More to find in Indonesia's 'Lost World' scientist
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Scientists unveil the science of shivering
12/18/2007 [-]
Oceans's Growing Acidity Alarms Scientists
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists discover treasure trove of human, plant and animal fossils in Bahamas 'blue hole'
12/18/2007 [-]
Scientists focus on habits of a prized species the shoppers
12/18/2007 [-]
Coral reefs to die within years scientists
12/18/2007 [-]
DNA As Art Scientist Offering Cell Portraits
12/18/2007 [-]
South Korean scientist seeks to resume research
12/18/2007 [-]
ANU scientists to study arboretum plants
12/18/2007 [-]
UW Scientist Head Out To Sea To Study Earthquakes
12/18/2007 [-]
Australian scientists to establish ETimor marine park
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientist Fears Extinction of Medicinal Plants On Mt. Cameroon
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists Identify And Repress Breast Cancer Stem Cells In Mouse Tissue
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists discover fearless giant rat
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists' team gives tips to farmers at 'Polam Bata'
12/17/2007 [-]
NASA Scientist Honored at First Flight Anniversary
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists work toward engineered blood vessels
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientist Claims to Find New Pig Species
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Scientists Turn Dew Into Drinking Water
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Disgraced cloning scientist seeks comeback officials
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists find giant rat in Papua
12/17/2007 [-]
Facebook yields a trove of data for social scientists
12/17/2007 [-]
Disgraced South Korean cloning scientist seeks comeback officials
12/17/2007 [-]
Uganda Scientists Turn Dew Into Drinking Water
12/17/2007 [-]
Oceans failing acid test Rising CO2 levels alarm scientists
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists find giant rat in Indonesia
12/17/2007 [-]
The big melt Scientists reflect on an astonishing summer season in the Arctic
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists pinpoint breast tumors likely to lead to cancer
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12/17/2007 [-]
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12/17/2007 [-]
Finding greener pastures at home, Asian scientists leaving America
12/17/2007 [-]
Songbirds Help Scientists Learn How Humans Communicate
12/17/2007 [-]
The Country Scientist Vacuum tubes triggered revolution with electricity
12/17/2007 [-]
Britain's sea levels 'will rise by 5ft this century,' say scientists
12/17/2007 [-]
Scientists warn ET may be dangerous
12/16/2007 [-]
British scientists pinpoint key to ovarian cancer drug use
12/16/2007 [-]
Microsoft Gives Scientists Data-Mashing Tips
12/16/2007 [-]
NZ scientist pioneers Parkinsons therapy
12/16/2007 [-]
Scientists optimistic as whooping cranes sighted in record numbers
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Chesapeake scientists, conservationists fight fatigue on mission to save the bay
12/16/2007 [-]
Chesapeake Scientists Fight Fatigue
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Chesapeake scientists fight fatigue on mission to save the bay
12/16/2007 [-]
Oceans' Growing Acidity Alarms Scientists
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Scientists from Alberta dinosaur museum horn in on new genus
12/16/2007 [-]
Scientists call for revised fishing policy
12/16/2007 [-]
Seabed project reveals earthquake, tsunami clues scientists
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Scientists create
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Sweden honours 18th century scientist Linnaeus in winter fete
12/16/2007 [-]
Global Warming 'Tipping Points' Reached, Scientist Says
12/16/2007 [-]
Indian origin scientist's research helps make milk products healthier
12/16/2007 [-]
Scientists clone glowing fluorescent cats
12/16/2007 [-]
Oceans' growing acidity alarms scientists
12/15/2007 [-]
'Study the lives of scientists to develop love for science'
12/15/2007 [-]
Scientists Reveal Role Of Gene In Sensitivity To Thermal Pain
12/15/2007 [-]
Sweden honors 18th century scientist Linnaeus in winter fete
12/15/2007 [-]
Top RI scientists to increase expertise on climate change
12/15/2007 [-]
Scientist UK Chalk Streams Are A Source Of Undiscovered Methane Production
12/15/2007 [-]
Open Letter From 100 Scientists to Ban Ki-moon
12/15/2007 [-]
South Korean scientists create cats that glow
12/15/2007 [-]
Scientists Work to Develop a More Accurate Test for Certain Cancers
12/15/2007 [-]
Scientists Discover Ancient Meat-Eating Mushroom
12/15/2007 [-]
Coal ban may avert 'point of no return,' climate scientists say
12/15/2007 [-]
Prominent Scientists Challenge UN Move For Global Carbon Tax
12/15/2007 [-]
South Korean Scientists Clone Glowing Cat
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists create glowing cats using modified gene
12/14/2007 [-]
The 'other hole' Scientists watch surface ozone collapse in the Arctic
12/14/2007 [-]
Korean scientists produce kimchi-colored kitties
12/14/2007 [-]
Japanese scientists make 'fearless' mouse
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists clone cats that glow
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists breed freaky fluro felines
12/14/2007 [-]
Over 100 Prominent Scientists Challenge UN Move For Global Carbon Tax
12/14/2007 [-]
South Korean scientists create glowing cats
12/14/2007 [-]
S. Korean scientists create glowing cats
12/14/2007 [-]
Amber Alert Scientists Discover Ancient Meat-Eating Mushroom
12/14/2007 [-]
World's leading climate scientist issues challenge to Brown
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists Send Letter to UN Give Up Futile Climate Change Battle
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists from S'pore, Germany complete cancer genome analysis
12/14/2007 [-]
Over 100 Prominent Scientists Challenge UN Move For Global Carbon Ta
12/14/2007 [-]
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India can develop missile systems faster Scientist
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists seek to help 'locked-in' man speak
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists Global Warming Could Kill Off Reefs By 2050
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists Create Glow-In-The-Dark Cats
12/14/2007 [-]
Top Chinese scientist receives prestigious British chemistry society's highest honor
12/14/2007 [-]
South Korean scientists create glowing cats using modified gene
12/14/2007 [-]
SKorean scientists clone cats that glow
12/14/2007 [-]
Arctic ice melting at record rate scientists
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Scientists think Saturn's dazzling rings are older than believed
12/14/2007 [-]
Eli Lilly drug patent deflated on Indian scientists' claim
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Japanese scientists say they've created genetically modified mice
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists create 'fearless' mouse
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We need GM crops, says new chief scientist
12/14/2007 [-]
Japanese scientists say they've created genetically modified 'fearless' mouse
12/14/2007 [-]
Scientists laud fuel economy bill
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Carbon cuts a must to halt warming-US scientists
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Carbon cuts a must to halt warming scientists
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(新华网素材)Korean scientists clone cats glowing in dark
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Korean Scientists Build Autonomous Mobile Robot
12/13/2007 [-]
Japan Scientists Develop Fearless Mice
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists warn of a world without coral
12/13/2007 [-]
South Korean Scientists Clone Glow-in-the-Dark Cat
12/13/2007 [-]
As waters clear, scientists seek to end a muddy debate
12/13/2007 [-]
Engineers And Scientists to Visit Africanist Movement
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists say Saturn's dazzling rings may be older than previously thought
12/13/2007 [-]
Skeptical Scientists Kicked Off UN Press Schedule in Bali ... Again
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists Trap Light In Nano-Soup
12/13/2007 [-]
UW, Japanese Scientists Report Stem Cell Breakthrough
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists take 2007's temperature
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Scientists develop genetically modified fearless mouse
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Government scientists 2007 looks to be one of the warmest years on record
12/13/2007 [-]
Sierra Leone Engineers And Scientists to Visit Africanist Movement
12/13/2007 [-]
Japanese scientists create 'fearless' mouse 803 AM CT
12/13/2007 [-]
South Korean scientists breed cats that glow in the dark
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists use fertilizer to produce natural gas ingredient from old oil wells
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientist overcome major obstacles to stem cell heart repair
12/13/2007 [-]
MS eScience group offers database advice to scientists
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Scientists 'HIV Patients That Suffer From Worms Develop Aids Sooner'
12/13/2007 [-]
UNH scientists take lead in NASA mission
12/13/2007 [-]
CU scientist disputes belief on Saturn rings
12/13/2007 [-]
Japanese scientists end age-old animosity between cats and mice
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists discover genetic switch for internal body clock
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists develop process by which microbes break down crude oil into gas
12/13/2007 [-]
Korean scientists clone cats glowing in dark
12/13/2007 [-]
Court junks banana firm's 7-year suit vs scientist, daughter
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists overcome obstacles to stem cell heart repair
12/13/2007 [-]
Sing your way to good health, say scientists
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Scientists adjust protein and get cats that glow
12/13/2007 [-]
Japanese scientists create genetically modified "fearless" mouse
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists Evolution Allows Pregnant Women to Stand
12/13/2007 [-]
Nsibambi Decries Low Motivation of Scientists
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Japanese scientists create genetically modified fearless mouse
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Japanese scientists create fearless mouse
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Scientists Overcome Major Obstacles To Stem Cell Heart Repair
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Danish Electric Car Scientists Extend Range of ZAP Xebra to 152 Miles
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Japan scientists develop fearless mouse
12/13/2007 [-]
Two scientists challenge hurricanes' link to global warming
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists Saturn's Rings May Be Older
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Scientists say Saturn's dazzling rings may be older than previously thought
12/13/2007 [-]
Free-falling scientists jump off ledge in attempt to slow time
12/13/2007 [-]
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12/13/2007 [-]
Chinese automation scientist honored for 'smart' ideas
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Scientists Saturn's rings may be older
12/13/2007 [-]
Scientists make new Milky Way discovery
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Scientists in Ariz., 3 other states seek source of salmonella outbreak
12/13/2007 [-]
Nobel scientist in biofuel warning
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Scientists Saturn's Rings May Be Older
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Scientists Saturn's Rings May Be Older
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Scientists believe they found energy source of Northern Lights
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Scientists trying to pinpoint diabetes genes
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Arctic ice melt worse than predicted scientists
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Scientist convicted of killing husband with stun gun and acid
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Scientists detect our galaxy's double halo
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Scientists use fertilizer to quickly produce ...
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R&D Magazine's 42nd Scientist of the Year
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Uganda Nsibambi Decries Low Motivation of Scientists
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Korean Scientists Clone Genetically-Modified Cat
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By Will Dunham WASHINGTON Scientists searching for fossils high in the Andes...
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Scientists clone glow-in-the-dark cats
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Australian award for NGRI scientist
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Scientists shed light on monster sea waves
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Why don't pregnant women topple over? Scientists think they've figured it out
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Scientists use fertilizer to quickly produce natural gas ingredient from old oil wells
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Developing green technologies vital, says new chief scientist
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Scientists Energy source of the Northern Lights discovered
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Earth's Highest Clouds Are Beginning To Be Erratic; Scientists Are At A Loss
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Scientists to Test if Bacteria Survives in Space
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China's President Hails Military, Scientists for Moon Probe's Success
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Japanese scientists create mice with no fear of cats
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Skeptical Climate Scientists Shunned At UN Bali Meeting
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‘The Arctic is screaming,’ say scientists seeing new data
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Chinese automation scientist honored for ''smart'' ideas
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China's Hu Praises Military, Scientists
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China's Hu praises military, scientists-
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China's Hu praises military, scientists
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China's Hu praises military, scientists
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Scientists Energy source of the Northern Lights discovered — a stream of charged particles
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Scientists Eye Power Source of Auroras
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Greenland Melt Accelerating, According To Climate Scientist
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Building Blocks Of Life Formed On Mars, Scientists Conclude
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Scientists 'Arctic Is Screaming' From Accelerated Melting
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Scientists gain better view on how weather forms
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Scientist Quake warnings can save lives
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Desperate times, desperate scientists
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Scientists dig deep, get cosmic at geophysics conference
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Scientist says 'Arctic is screaming'
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Free-falling scientists seek to slow time
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'Arctic is screaming,' say scientists seeing new data; worry over 'tipping point'
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'Arctic is screaming,' say scientists
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Scientists worry about greatly accelerated Arctic melting
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Scientist 'Arctic screaming' about melting
12/11/2007 [-]
Scientists Invent Tiny Chemical Condom for Bugs
12/11/2007 [-]
Scientists Find Energy Source Of Northern Lights
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CNN Scientist 'Arctic Screaming' About Melting
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Why the Switch Stays On Scientists Discover Reasons Behind Cancerous Cellular Interactions
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Scientist 'Arctic is screaming'
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AP IMPACT 'Arctic is screaming,' say scientists seeing new data; worry over 'tipping point'
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Environment New Report Reveals Bush Manipulated Climate Science, Supressed Scientists
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'Racist' scientist has black genes aplenty
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Scientists Worry About Power on Mars Rover
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Skeptical Scientists Urge World To Have the Courage to Do Nothing' At UN Conference
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Dissident Iran's Top Commanders Are Nuclear Weapons Scientists
12/11/2007 [-]
Waxman White House censored climate scientists
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Jafarzadeh Iran's top commanders are nuclear weapons scientists
12/11/2007 [-]
VIDEO Scientists Try To Re-Grow Bone
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Scientists seek to assess the microbial risks in the water we drink
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Scientists develop new drug to outflank cancer resistance
12/11/2007 [-]
Bush administration censors scientists on global warming?
12/11/2007 [-]
Dissident Iran's Top Commanders Are Nuke Weapons Scientists
12/11/2007 [-]
Scientists find new deep water coral
12/11/2007 [-]
General Tariq Majid poses with scientists and engineers
12/11/2007 [-]
Revealed scientist who sparked racism row has black genes
12/11/2007 [-]
Scientists decry eel decline in Lake Champlain
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The Ocean's 'Genome' Is Changing, Impacting The Food Chain UK Scientist
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Scientists Say Human Evolution Appears To Speed Up
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`Good' bacteria interests food marketers, scientists
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'Racist' scientist has black genes aplenty
12/11/2007 [-]
Singapore biotech drive loses star Dolly-creator scientist
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Scientists concerned about power supply of Mars rover Spirit
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Greenland ice melting at record pace, scientists say
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Scientists worried about Spirit power supply
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Scientists Discover Reason for Photonic Crystal Fibre Spectrum Broadening Supercontinuum Behaviour
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Scientists Develop New Measure Of 'Socioclimactic' Risk
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Scientists find the dent in our solar system
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Scientists angry over funding gap
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Greenland ice melts at record rate, scientists find
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Scientists Worry About Power on Spirit
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(新华网素材)Scientists find many rare species in Ghana forest
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House Dems accuse White House of censoring federal scientists
12/11/2007 [-]
Report White House censored scientists
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China's pioneer nuclear, space scientist honored
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Indian scientist in US develops nanotech-based magic additive
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Evolution speeding up as population grows scientists
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Scientists develop new measure of 'socioclimactic' risk
12/10/2007 [-]
Iranian Scientists Develop Country's Most Powerful Supercomputer
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Scientists Say Humans Evolving Rapidly
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Scientists discover how to make robots walk on water
12/10/2007 [-]
Scientists find how bacteria in cows' milk may cause Crohn's disease
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Seaweed could stem warming scientists
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Good 'probiotic' bacteria increasingly interest food marketers and research scientists, too
12/10/2007 [-]
Gore, U.N scientist accept Nobel Peace Prize
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Scientists tout lowly seaweed as global warming solution
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Food marketers, scientists looking at ‘good’ bacteria