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07/06/2006 Scientists Fear Chemical in Plastic Could Be Harmful
07/06/2006 Bird Flu Slipped Into Nigeria Along 3 Distinct Routes, Scientists Say
07/06/2006 Pakistan court summons official to explain arrest of nuke scientist
07/06/2006 Scientists unveil mechanism behind Leptin’s effects
07/06/2006 Scientist coming home
07/06/2006 Bird Flu Slipped Into Nigeria Along 3 Distinct Routes, Scientists Say
07/05/2006 U.S. scientists watch rocks grow
07/05/2006 Scientists derive crucial immune cells from stem cells report
07/05/2006 Scientists prove heat can relieve internal pains
07/05/2006 Ethanol industry needs technology, people scientist
07/05/2006 Scientists build theory on monkey see, monkey know
07/05/2006 Scientists Create Movies of Calif. Quake
07/05/2006 Findings by Einstein scientists reveal possible strategy against obesity, diabetes and infertility
07/05/2006 Birds going extinct faster than scientists thought, study finds
07/05/2006 RTI scientist lands seat on federal committee
07/05/2006 African bushmeat sold in Europe, America, scientists say
07/05/2006 Scientist makes world's smallest soccer pitch
07/05/2006 Scientists Create Movies of Calif. Quake
07/05/2006 Fossil fuels threaten oceans, scientists suggest
07/05/2006 Scientists Grow Small Blood Vessels in Lab
07/05/2006 Seven Young Scientists Receive AAFC Awards at Canada-Wide Science Fair
07/05/2006 Scientists Cite Proof That Brain Can Repair Itself
07/05/2006 Scientists build theory on human face recognition
07/05/2006 New Down syndrome gene identified by Stanford/Packard scientists
07/05/2006 Scientists Spruce Up Nation's Oldest Nukes
07/05/2006 Dolly's cloning potential hasn't been realized, says scientist
07/05/2006 Scientist Stem-cell data faked
07/05/2006 Scientists Concerned About Birds' Rapid Extinction Rate
07/05/2006 Scientist makes world's smallest soccer pitch.
07/05/2006 Scientists Spruce Up Nation's Oldest Nukes
07/05/2006 U. T. Dallas Scientists Win Two Awards For Nanotechnology Breakthroughs
07/05/2006 Scientist makes tiniest soccer pitch
07/05/2006 Russian scientist casts doubt on N.Korea missile capability
07/05/2006 AIDS Research Scientists Turn Stem Cells Into Disease-Fighting T-Cells
07/05/2006 China to shame fraudulent scientists
07/05/2006 Birds going extinct faster than scientists thought, study finds
07/05/2006 U. T. Dallas Scientists Win Two Awards For Nanotechnology Breakthroughs
07/05/2006 Scientist Stem-cell data faked
07/05/2006 More acidic seas pose new threat, scientists warn
07/04/2006 China to name and shame fraud scientists
07/04/2006 Scientists Confirm Folk Remedy Repels Dangerous, Annoying Mosquitoes
07/04/2006 Scientists Study 1957 Fargo Tornado
07/04/2006 Scientists Spruce Up Nation Oldest Nukes
07/04/2006 Scientists spruce up nation's oldest nukes
07/04/2006 Scientists Spruce Up Nation's Oldest Nukes
07/04/2006 Scientists prove Granny was right all along heat can ease the pain
07/04/2006 Scientist admits data was fake
07/04/2006 Toronto scientist on Queen's honours list
07/04/2006 Buried gases may escape scientists
07/04/2006 Field trial to demonstrate Bt brinjal benefits scientists
07/04/2006 German scientist makes tiniest soccer pitch
07/04/2006 Disgraced Scientist Admits Faking Data for Journal Article
07/04/2006 Scientists laud Gore's movie on global warming
07/04/2006 Scientists Say Warm Seas Threaten Coral
07/04/2006 Scientist testifies he had data falsified
07/04/2006 Scientists Ants Have Internal Pedometer
07/04/2006 South Korean scientist admits falsifying stem cell study
07/04/2006 Scientists isolate compound in body odor that repels mosquitoes.
07/04/2006 Scientists Warm Seas Threaten Coral
07/04/2006 French scientists deem first face transplant a success
07/04/2006 SKorean scientist admits 'broad responsibility' for fake stemcells
07/04/2006 Australian scientists develop super-drug that cures everything
07/04/2006 Scientists Ants have internal pedometer
07/04/2006 South Korean Scientist Testifies About Having Staff Falsify Data
07/03/2006 South Korea scientist admits to faking data
07/03/2006 South Korea scientist says he was duped by juniors
07/03/2006 Scientist Admits Falsifying Stem Cell Data
07/03/2006 Australian scientists launch bold food-research project
07/03/2006 Australian scientists develop super-drug
07/03/2006 Scientists Warm Seas Threaten Coral
07/03/2006 Scientists Testing Vaccines to Help Smokers Quit
07/03/2006 Scientists Ants have internal pedometer
07/03/2006 New sleep gene discovery wakes up scientists
07/03/2006 Scientists link gene to metastatic cancer
07/03/2006 News media to pay in scientist's lawsuit
07/03/2006 Scientists fly frogs to safety in carry-on bags
07/03/2006 British scientists hail 'bionic limb' breakthrough
07/03/2006 Heavily pregnant shark surprises scientists
07/03/2006 Scientist discovers the genuine dark side
07/03/2006 Scientists unraveling mystery of 1957 Fargo tornado
07/03/2006 Researcher Fights for the Future as a Scientist and Father
07/03/2006 MIT Scientist Says Al Gore Is Wrong On Global Warming Consensus
07/03/2006 Scientists Confirm Folk Remedy Repels Mosquitoes
07/03/2006 S. Korean scientists find cancer-spreading gene
07/02/2006 Scientists try to unravel the secrets of aging.
07/02/2006 Funding is key as scientists forecast Alzheimerís path
07/02/2006 Editorial How to Educate Young Scientists
07/02/2006 Scientists dig up Ice Age bones in LA
07/02/2006 Scientists develop a new diagnostic approach for carriers of recessive genetic disorders
07/02/2006 Scientists create conditions under which light travels a mere 38 MPH
07/02/2006 Scientists unraveling mystery of 1957 Fargo tornado
07/02/2006 NZ scientists may get slice of EC agro-bio research project
07/02/2006 Scientists researching dragonflies along Connecticut River
07/02/2006 Scientists may develop human body clock to combat insomnia
07/02/2006 Scientists give Gore's global-warming movie thumbs up
07/01/2006 Scientists reopen LA Ice Age site
07/01/2006 Scientists aim for chilli pain relief
07/01/2006 10,000 EPA Scientists Protest Library Closures
07/01/2006 Scientists Say DNA Test Helps in Detecting Cervical Cancer
06/30/2006 Scientists Expect Ozone hole over the Antarctic to recover by 2068
06/30/2006 Mainstream News Eating for 56? Heavily pregnant shark surprises scientists
06/30/2006 Vatican Aide Urges Excommunication for Stem Cell Scientists
06/30/2006 Scientists Find Global Warming Hurts Crops
06/30/2006 Eating for 56? Pregnant shark surprises scientists
06/30/2006 Scientists working on biotech, ‘super carabao’
06/30/2006 Scientists Asteroid to make close but harmless pass by Earth
06/30/2006 Scientists Asteroid to make close but harmless pass by Earth
06/30/2006 Scientists Asteroid to come close to Earth on Sunday
06/30/2006 AP Incorrectly Claims Scientists Praise Gore's Movie
06/30/2006 Scientists fret about fouling of Chesapeake Bay from flooding
06/30/2006 ANU scientists crack DNA replication mystery
06/30/2006 Eating for 56? Heavily pregnant shark surprises scientists
06/30/2006 Hit list names hundreds of Iraqi scientists
06/30/2006 UT Dallas scientist wins nanotechnology award
06/30/2006 UAB faculty member wins Physician-Scientist Early Career Award
06/30/2006 Scientists investigate giant algae bloom off Canada's west coast
06/30/2006 Scientists dig up Ice Age bones in mid Los Angeles
06/30/2006 US nuclear scientists back in race
06/30/2006 Top cancer scientist 'faked data'
06/30/2006 The American Scientist An endangered species?
06/30/2006 U.S. Scientists Create Nano-Sized pH Meter
06/30/2006 Scientists take time to develop artificial body clock
06/30/2006 Scientists say pastoralism surest way out of poverty in Africa's drylands
06/30/2006 Scientists have just tarnished the silver lining of the cloud of greenhouse gases
06/29/2006 Scientists compose plastic with sugar
06/29/2006 Scientists Uncover Rules For Gene Amplification
06/29/2006 Johns Hopkins Lab Scientists Tame Overactive Cystic Fibrosis Protein
06/29/2006 California scientists reopen Ice Age dig site
06/29/2006 Scientists reopen one of world's only urban Ice Age dig sites
06/29/2006 Vatican vows to expel stem cell scientists from Church
06/29/2006 Calif. Scientists Reopen Ice Age Dig Site
06/29/2006 Scientists Puzzled By Sand Bacteria
06/29/2006 Roundup Scientists say pastoralism surest way out of poverty in Africa's drylands
06/29/2006 Scientists develop genetically modified tomatoes to
06/29/2006 Scientists Say Global Warming Proposals Deserve Another Look
06/29/2006 Scientists find Antarctic ozone hole to recover later than expected
06/29/2006 Johns Hopkins lab scientists tame overactive CF protein
06/29/2006 Scientists puzzled by sand bacteria
06/29/2006 Scientists uncover rules for gene amplification
06/29/2006 Scientists studying ways to put biomass to work
06/29/2006 Bacteria in sand baffle scientists
06/29/2006 Scientists Create Smell Recording Device
06/29/2006 Eighty Below And Loving It Montana State University Scientists To Get New Cold Lab
06/29/2006 Chinese scientists make breakthrough in turning stalk into bio-oil
06/29/2006 Scientists believe they will soon be able to detect 'gravity waves'
06/29/2006 NRI scientist complains against advocate general
06/28/2006 Scientists reveal the seat of female libido
06/28/2006 Raipur scientist grows fruits and veggies from accumulated dust
06/28/2006 Dumping chemical weapon debris in landfill afe
06/28/2006 Fertilisers give the lungs of the planet bad breath
06/28/2006 Scientists 'too busy' for pupils
06/28/2006 Scientists Sort Semiconducting Nanotubes by Size
06/28/2006 Chinese Scientists Find Too Much Iodine Increases Thyroid Disease
06/28/2006 Young African scientists convene in Ghana Second African Regional Youth Congress on Science and Technology entered its second day in Ghan.
06/28/2006 Research India, U.K. scientists to team up
06/28/2006 Scientists keep close watch on gray whales
06/28/2006 Scientists Announce Breakthrough in Silicon Photonics Devices
06/28/2006 Scientists Keep Close Watch On Gray Whales
06/28/2006 Montana State University scientists to get new cold lab
06/28/2006 AP INCORRECTLY CLAIMS SCIENTISTS PRAISE GORE’S MOVIE
06/28/2006 Disgraced Scientist to Resume Research
06/28/2006 Scientist Will Examine Spider Silk Use for Sutures
06/28/2006 New look at obesity Scientists list fat top 10
06/28/2006 Think You're Fat? Scientists Offer 'Top 10' Alibis You Can Use
06/28/2006 Climate scientists praise Gore film
06/27/2006 Scientists reveal the seat of female libido
06/27/2006 Mossad assassins targeting Iraqi scientists
06/27/2006 Eighty below and loving it Montana State University scientists to get new cold lab
06/27/2006 Purified water may cut risk of Alzheimer's, scientist says
06/27/2006 Cloning scientist to return to lab
06/27/2006 Disgraced Scientist to Resume Research
06/27/2006 Scientists OK Al Gore's movie for accuracy
06/27/2006 US Supreme Court to rule on climate change
06/27/2006 Scientists to track world fish stocks with underwater arrays, satellites
06/27/2006 Scientists Discover Ancient Amazon Observatory
06/27/2006 Scientists OK âśAn Inconvenient Truthâť for Accuracy
06/27/2006 Scientists Blocking out the Sun
06/27/2006 Scientists Give Gore's Global Warming Film Rave Reviews
06/27/2006 Scientist Will Examine Spider Silk Use for Sutures
06/27/2006 Scientists give two thumbs up to Gore's movie on global warming
06/27/2006 Scientists give two thumbs up to Gore's movie on global warming
06/27/2006 Scientists OK Gore's movie for accuracy
06/27/2006 Scientists discover stinkingly effective repellent
06/27/2006 Scientists discover stinkingly effective repellent
06/27/2006 Scientists OK Gore's Movie for Accuracy
06/27/2006 Scientists give top 10 reasons for obesity
06/27/2006 NYU scientists begin second phase of project to better understand disease
06/27/2006 Conn. Scientists Investigate Marsh Die-Off
06/27/2006 Scientist says print not McKie's
06/27/2006 Connecticut Scientists Investigate Marsh Die-Off
06/27/2006 Scientists Seek to Spy on World's Fish
06/27/2006 Scientists list 'Top 10' reasons for obesity
06/27/2006 Scientists photograph five ancient coelacanth fish in Indonesia
06/27/2006 SKorea to strip disgraced cloning scientist of state honors over research scandal
06/27/2006 Georgia Scientists & National Laboratory Group Make Announcement at International Food Tech Event
06/27/2006 Borneo's 'chameleon' snake surprises scientists
06/27/2006 Chicago scientists 'Senior moments' could be Alzheimer's sign
06/27/2006 Scientists find prehistoric fish
06/27/2006 Scientists develop new brain scanner
06/27/2006 Earth's Climate Warming Abruptly, Scientist Says
06/26/2006 Scientists measure the 'dark matter' of the universe.
06/26/2006 Scientist at Work Dr. Arata Kochi An Iron Fist Joins the Malaria Wars
06/26/2006 New Era In Space Weather Prediction Scientists Accurately Simulate Appearance Of Sun's Corona ...
06/26/2006 Scientists hope to uncover more Qld fossils
06/26/2006 Scientists Seek to Spy on World Fish
06/26/2006 US Has Duty to Lead on Global Warming Scientist
06/26/2006 Pesticide exposure raises risk of Parkinson
06/26/2006 Scientists have announced they are creating a PC that is emotionally aware
06/26/2006 Scientists plan to attach high-tech equipment to fish
06/26/2006 Scientists hope to uncover more outback Qld fossils
06/26/2006 US, UK scientists invent mind-reading computers
06/26/2006 Conn. Scientists Investigate Marsh Die-Off
06/26/2006 Iowa State Plant Scientists Tweak Their Biopharmaceutical Corn Research Project
06/26/2006 Hopkins Scientists Use Embryonic Stem Cells, New Cues To Awaken Latent Motor Nerve Repair
06/26/2006 Scientists Combine Spider Silk And Silica
06/26/2006 Scientists Try To Prevent Walruses' Deaths
06/26/2006 Scientists Model Sun's Corona
06/26/2006 Scientists accurately simulate appearance of sun's corona during eclipse
06/26/2006 Scientists Develop Way to Harness Footsteps
06/26/2006 Scientists Develop Possible Bird Flu Vaccine Using DNA
06/26/2006 Scientists seek to spy on world's fish
06/26/2006 NASA Solicits Scientists' Input on Lunar Experiments
06/26/2006 Scientist says print not McKie's
06/26/2006 Scientists unearth key to dodo's past
06/26/2006 Scientists investigating marsh die-off
06/26/2006 Scientists develop new method to monitor Alzheimer's key protein
06/26/2006 Scientists develop computer than can distinguish human emotions
06/26/2006 A study led by Duluth-based scientists provides an environmental benchmark for the Great Lakes
06/26/2006 Despite New Labs, WSP Scientists Struggle With Caseloads
06/26/2006 Christian Science Church Aims for Growth
06/26/2006 Enquisite Appoints Chief Scientist
06/25/2006 Scientists hope to save Caspian beluga
06/25/2006 Looming energy crisis requires new 'Manhattan Project' US scientists
06/25/2006 Scientist prepares Congo gorillas for tourism
06/25/2006 Enquisite Appoints Chief Scientist
06/25/2006 Scientist dead
06/25/2006 Greenland's melting ice alarms scientists
06/25/2006 Scientists developing bulkier Kabuli gram
06/24/2006 Indian scientists develop new drug for depression
06/24/2006 Scientists Hope to Save Caspian Beluga
06/24/2006 Iowa State plant scientists tweak their biopharmaceutical corn research project
06/24/2006 Uganda Static Aids Prevalence Rate Worries Scientists
06/24/2006 Scientists Closer to Learning Why Good Hygiene May Foster Allergies
06/24/2006 Scientist finds intense lightning activity around a hurricane's eye
06/24/2006 Scientists unearth key to dodo's past
06/24/2006 Scientists unearth key to dodo past
06/24/2006 Scientists excited that Wisconsin whooping cranes may have a chick
06/23/2006 Manitoba Scientist Wins Wightman Award <!-- WInnipeg News ->
06/23/2006 Our Grip On Reality Is Slim, Says University College London Scientist
06/23/2006 Scientists on Path to Parkinson's Cure
06/23/2006 Scientists Find Way Of Sorting Nanotubes
06/23/2006 Our grip on reality is slim, says UCL scientist
06/23/2006 Scientists trying to find the missing link in global warming
06/23/2006 Scientists Respond to Gore's Warnings of Climate Catastrophe
06/23/2006 Our grip on reality is slim, says UCL scientist
06/23/2006 Eat To Live Scientists playing with food
06/23/2006 Siemens Sponsors Young Global Scientists
06/23/2006 Scientists Aim To Thwart Use Of Flu As Bioweapon
06/23/2006 Scientists call on world leaders to combat desertification
06/23/2006 Scientists discover huge underwater volcano
06/23/2006 Scientists plan to recreate 'Big Bang'
06/23/2006 Chinese scientists ask US journal to withdraw letter on human bird flu case
06/22/2006 Can You Hear Me Now? Scientists Find Previously Unknown Receptors On Adult Stem Cells
06/22/2006 Rate of African forest loss underestimated scientist
06/22/2006 Scientists hope to recreate the Big Bang
06/22/2006 US scientists back manmade warming claim
06/22/2006 Fat-busting breakthrough hailed by scientists
06/22/2006 Scientists believe world is at its hottest for 2,000 years
06/22/2006 Earth Warmest in 400 Years, Panel of Scientists Says
06/22/2006 Program bringing leading scientists to UT, national lab
06/22/2006 Scientists find a new way to build bone
06/22/2006 Scientists Earth Seeing Hottest Temperatures In 2,000 Years
06/22/2006 Scientists Earth Seeing Hottest Temperatures In 2,000 Years
06/22/2006 Scientists Say Earth Seeing Hottest Temperatures In 2,000 Years
06/22/2006 Deodorant Scientists Arm Against Odor
06/22/2006 Humans To Blame For Record Temperatures, Scientists Say
06/22/2006 Scientists San Andreas Fault Due For Huge Quake
06/22/2006 Positive thinking can aid fertility, say scientists
06/22/2006 Global warming surpassed natural cycles in fueling 2005 hurricane season, NCAR scientists conclude
06/22/2006 Positive thinking can aid fertility, say scientists
06/22/2006 Some Scientists Oppose Darwin's Theory
06/22/2006 Scientists Urge Parents, Educators to Teach Evolution
06/22/2006 Rate of African forest loss underestimated scientist
06/22/2006 Scientists want bird flu report withdrawn
06/22/2006 Rate of African forest loss underestimated scientist
06/22/2006 Scientists Find The Reason Behind Black Holes' Light Shows
06/22/2006 Mainstream News Scientists urge evolution lessons
06/22/2006 Rocket Scientists Return with Concert at Cal Prog July 8th
06/22/2006 Scientists unite to attack creationism
06/22/2006 Chinese scientists reveal earliest human case of bird flu
06/22/2006 World scientists unite to attack creationism
06/22/2006 Scientists ponder theoretical limit to how fast a man can run
06/21/2006 The artist as mad scientist
06/21/2006 Even rocket scientists work out technology pays better in India
06/21/2006 Greenhouse gases grossly under-reported, scientists say
06/21/2006 Scottish scientists' work aids tumour diagnosis
06/21/2006 Quake fears haunt southern California
06/21/2006 Scientists mull fuel alternatives for jets
06/21/2006 Scientist Fault May Soon Produce Earthquake
06/21/2006 Teach the origins of life based on evidence, scientists demand
06/21/2006 Scientists Big L.A. Quake Long Overdue
06/21/2006 Greenhouse gases under-reported scientists
06/21/2006 Maine Scientists Catch Endangered Sturgeon
06/21/2006 Scientists catch sturgeon in Penobscot for first time in 28 years
06/21/2006 Chinese scientists reveal earliest human case of bird flu
06/21/2006 MIT Scientists Ask Biologists to Imitate Engineers
06/21/2006 Scientist Studies San Andreas Fault
06/21/2006 Scientists see double the amount of wild pandas
06/21/2006 Dallas scientist wins 1 million prize
06/21/2006 Scientists aim to thwart use of flu as bioweapon
06/21/2006 Scientists More Pandas in China Than First Thought
06/21/2006 Scientists urge evolution lessons
06/21/2006 Judge denies mistrial in prominent scientist's child sex abuse case
06/20/2006 Scientists warn of global warming effects
06/20/2006 CGCC scientist is 'outdoorsy'
06/20/2006 Scientists Find Self-Fertilizing Orchid
06/20/2006 Cloning scientist court denial
06/20/2006 Scientists Stem Cells Bridge Damaged Spinal Cords in Rats
06/20/2006 Trial begins for South Korea cloning scientist
06/20/2006 Disgraced South Korean cloning scientist testifies to 'mistake'
06/20/2006 German Scientists Find Dyslexia Gene
06/20/2006 Scientists find huge ball of hot gas in space
06/20/2006 Scientists Discover Gene That Predicts Lung Cancer Survival Rate
06/20/2006 Scientists discover leukaemia trigger
06/20/2006 Scientist Targets 2024 for China's First Moon Walk
06/20/2006 Scientists Test Breakthrough Transistor
06/20/2006 Can you hear me now? Scientists find previously unknown receptors on adult stem cells
06/20/2006 Stem cell scientist goes on trial
06/20/2006 Scientist Says Volcano Threatens Farmers
06/20/2006 China Wants Man on Moon by 2024, Scientist Says
06/20/2006 Disgraced South Korean Scientist Goes on Trial
06/20/2006 Stem cell scientist believed in breakthroughs, lawyer says
06/20/2006 Scientists Go to Iowa for Bird Flu School
06/20/2006 HK scientists uncover workings behind leukemia
06/20/2006 Disgraced Cloning Scientist Goes On Trial In South Korea
06/20/2006 Scientist working on C-W-D test for live animals
06/20/2006 Trial starts for S.Korean stem cell scientist
06/20/2006 German Scientists Uncover Dyslexia Gene
06/20/2006 Cloning scientist denies fake data
06/20/2006 China to walk on moon by 2024, top scientist says
06/20/2006 Nature helps scientists to fix tech problems
06/20/2006 Neuroscientist Outlines Everything You Need To Know to Improve Your Memory
06/20/2006 China to walk on moon by 2024 scientist
06/20/2006 South Korean stem cell scientist goes on trial
06/19/2006 Disgraced Cloning Scientist Goes on Trial
06/19/2006 Top Chinese scientist Lunar walk by 2024
06/19/2006 Scientist China Plans Moon Walk by 2024
06/19/2006 Iceland scientists tie new gene to added breast cancer risk
06/19/2006 Iceland scientists tie new gene to added breast cancer risk
06/19/2006 Scientist China Plans Moon Walk by 2024
06/19/2006 Scientist China to Walk on Moon by 2024
06/19/2006 Giant panda numbers surprise scientists
06/19/2006 Pro-whaling nations win symbolic victory
06/19/2006 Scientists go to Iowa for bird flu school
06/19/2006 South Dakota State scientist researching wildlife disease
06/19/2006 USDA Trains Foreign Scientists On Avian Influenza Testing
06/19/2006 Scientists Taking Cues From Nature
06/19/2006 Scientists Develop MRI For Fuel Cells
06/19/2006 Scientists Discover Gene That Predicts Lung Cancer Survival Rate
06/19/2006 Purdue Scientists Work In Nano Cleanroom
06/19/2006 Scientists devise new human egg freezing method
06/19/2006 New publication will help scientists reach out to public
06/19/2006 In Iraq chemical arms trial, scientists face many burdens of proof
06/19/2006 Scientists to employ Arctic ice and polar bears to protect diversity of world's crops
06/19/2006 Scientists problem-solve to colonize space
06/19/2006 US scientists obtain stem cells from liver
06/19/2006 Scientists Ethanol water demands cause for scrutiny, not alarm
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06/18/2006 Climate Scientists Spotlight Arctic Warming, Plight Of Polar Bears
06/18/2006 Nationwide search for top scientists fueled by grants
06/18/2006 NMU gets boxes of scientist Seaborg's books, papers
06/18/2006 Chinese scientists to identify Confucius descendants by DNA
06/18/2006 Scientists find huge ball of hot gas in space
06/18/2006 Not-so-permafrost will warm planet, scientists warn
06/18/2006 Scientists test sites for a new telescope