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12/10/2007 [-] Scientists slam lack of teachers
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists find many rare species in Ghana forest
12/10/2007 [-] Conflicts to increase with temperatures, scientists and UN�warn
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists discover gene's role in cancer
12/10/2007 [-] New center for conservation scientists debuts
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists discover new role for miRNA in leukemia
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists discover gene's role in cancer
12/10/2007 [-] Indian scientist in US develops nanotechnology-based 'magic additive'
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists find another gene's role in breast cancers
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists Snap Images Of Solar Wind Sweeping Past Earth
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists discover how BRCA1 gene mutations cause breast cancer
12/10/2007 [-] QFIRST conference to bring together leading Arab scientists
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists Discover How Key Gene Leads to Breast Cancer
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists More than 20 species alien to China invaded country in last decade
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists find 'switch' in insects
12/10/2007 [-] Scientists find gene's role in breast cancer
12/09/2007 [-] Gore and UN climate scientist meet Norwegian leaders, media before Nobel peace prize
12/09/2007 [-] Students interact with scientists
12/09/2007 [-] Good 'probiotic' bacteria increasingly interest food marketers and research scientists, too
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists find another gene's role in breast cancers linked to genetic mutation
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists tout seaweed as potent weapon against global warming
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists discover how BRCA1 gene causes cancer
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists Seaweed Could Stem Warming
12/09/2007 [-] Scientist barred from Wikipedia
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists find another gene's role in breast cancers linked to genetic mutation
12/09/2007 [-] Audubon Scientist Studies Species in Response to Warming
12/09/2007 [-] Dubai Harvard Foundation for Medical Research hosts symposium for young scientists
12/09/2007 [-] Gore and UN climate scientist in Norway for Nobel ceremony
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists say bedbugs bed down in chicken breeder houses
12/09/2007 [-] Gore and UN climate scientist meet Norwegian leaders, media before Nobel peace prize ceremony
12/09/2007 [-] China to mark 96th birthday of top nuclear scientist
12/09/2007 [-] Doha hosts Arab expat scientists conference QFIRST 2007
12/09/2007 [-] Scientists to use NHS scan on mummy
12/09/2007 [-] FEATURE Scientists hope superstition can help preserve coral
12/09/2007 [-] Texas A&M, Arkansas scientists say bedbugs thrive in chicken coops
12/08/2007 [-] Decades after scientists sounded alarm, Amazon survives, but still faces threats old and new
12/08/2007 [-] U of A scientists study bedbugs
12/08/2007 [-] Scientists nearly finished with computer model of Hood Canal
12/08/2007 [-] Scopus Young Scientist Awards presented
12/08/2007 [-] New shingle for conservation scientists
12/08/2007 [-] Homeopathy is risky and useless Scientist
12/08/2007 [-] Scientists complete mapping 'sea of death' in NW China desert
12/08/2007 [-] Climate scientist States can help
12/08/2007 [-] Scientists complete mapping Lop Nur Desert
12/08/2007 [-] UN scientist Cities, states have roles in effort
12/08/2007 [-] Scientists complete mapping 'sea of death' in NW China desert
12/08/2007 [-] Scientists at climate conference tout the lowly seaweed as global warming solution
12/08/2007 [-] Davis Scientists Find Antibacterial Soap Chemical Affects Hormone
12/07/2007 [-] A scientist encounters a spitting cobra
12/07/2007 [-] Animal-rights group admits vandalizing Portland scientist's home
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists re-growing bone tissue for soldiers
12/07/2007 [-] Scopus Young Scientist Awards given
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists receive 2 million grant for tissue technology
12/07/2007 [-] Animal rights group targets another OHSU scientist
12/07/2007 [-] U.N.'s chief climate scientist says U.S. states, cities could make a difference
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists Cure Mice with Adult Stem Cells
12/07/2007 [-] Analysis Scientists doubt adult stem-cell utility
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists propose an atom camera
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists discover chemical to help brains 'boot up'
12/07/2007 [-] NASA scientist criticizes Pluto demotion
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists developing roll up computer screen
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists attempt to slow aging process
12/07/2007 [-] New bird-flu strain found resistant to vaccines
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists record seafloor volcanic eruption
12/07/2007 [-] U.S. scientists developing nano cancer monitor
12/07/2007 [-] S. Korean scientists to attempt monkey cloning
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists discover new materials for magnet
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists urged to adopt ethics code
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists lay down astronomical unifying principle
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists successfully create universal blood
12/07/2007 [-] Analysis Scientists create stem cells without embryos
12/07/2007 [-] Global warming Scientists are more optimistic
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists North Pole will be ice free by 2040
12/07/2007 [-] U.N. Global warming caused by man
12/07/2007 [-] Scientist claims global warming cover-up
12/07/2007 [-] Global Warming Causing Fewer Droughts, Scientists Conclude
12/07/2007 [-] Duke Scientists Map Imprinted Genes in Human Genome
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists Cure Mice Of Sickle Cell Using Stem Cell Technique
12/07/2007 [-] Cut GhGs or Face Extreme Events Scientists
12/07/2007 [-] Indian origin scientist creates oil resistant material
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists cure mice with sickle cell
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists study extinct dwarf hippo graveyard
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists get closer to understanding the fundamental constituents of the universe
12/07/2007 [-] Climate scientists declaration at Bali. Video
12/07/2007 [-] CLIMATE CHANGE Cut GhGs or Face Extreme Events Scientists
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists trying to save Coral Triangle
12/07/2007 [-] In remote bay of the far Pacific, scientists scramble to save coral's 'homeland'
12/07/2007 [-] Climate scientists issue Bali Declaration
12/07/2007 [-] Stem Cell Scientists Cure Sickle Cell Disease in Mice
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists call for action on global warming
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists Cure Mice With Sickle Cell 06 Dec 2007 234152 GMT
12/07/2007 [-] Chief scientist's blast over GM and triple vaccine
12/07/2007 [-] Research on gene therapy discussed by scientists at Georgetown University, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists at Genetic Center describe research in genetics & genomics
12/07/2007 [-] New hope as scientists find way to detect cancer earlier
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists call for global warming action; US rejects cuts
12/07/2007 [-] US on defensive at climate conference, scientists demand decisive action
12/07/2007 [-] Inuit hunters demand that scientists change ways they study wildlife
12/07/2007 [-] Why Congress Needs More Scientists
12/07/2007 [-] Wanted on the Hill A Few Good Scientists
12/07/2007 [-] Scientists Cure Mice With Sickle Cell
12/06/2007 [-] Leave animals alone, scientists told
12/06/2007 [-] Scientist to Watch Sean Crosson
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists Explore Underwater Turbine Usage
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists find what makes the solar wind howl
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists urge global warming action; U.S. rejects mandatory emissions cuts
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists declaration at Bali
12/06/2007 [-] Int'l scientists seek deeper, swifter cuts in emissions
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists hope new materials will give oil spills the slip
12/06/2007 [-] Heads or tails? Scientists identify gene that regulates polarity in regenerating flatworms
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists issue declaration at Bali
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists want water managers to take a r
12/06/2007 [-] Climate Scientists Urge Fast Action on Global Warming states
12/06/2007 [-] Climate scientists call for urgent emission cuts
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists, Business Leaders Call for Strong Climate Action
12/06/2007 [-] Homeopathy on NHS risks lives, says top scientist
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists to delve beneath the Bay
12/06/2007 [-] Climate Scientists Urge Fast Action on Global Warming
12/06/2007 [-] Norwegian Scientist Says Many Ocean Fish Suffer From Sea Louse Parasites
12/06/2007 [-] Chief scientist attacks health reporting by Today and Dail...
12/06/2007 [-] Ancient kangaroo didn't hop, say scientists
12/06/2007 [-] Over 200 Global Scientists beg for climate action
12/06/2007 [-] Swiss scientists join in climate alarm call
12/06/2007 [-] Chinese scientists Cloned bamboo genes may mean more food for people
12/06/2007 [-] Climate scientists say emissions must be halved by 2050
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists demand swift climate action at Bali meet
12/06/2007 [-] Kangaroo farts could fight global warming scientists
12/06/2007 [-] Cassini Team Recruits Next Generation of Scientists
12/06/2007 [-] Ancient kangaroo didn't hop scientists
12/06/2007 [-] Scientists Link Childhood Obesity to Heart Disease
12/06/2007 [-] Ancient kangaroo didn't hop scientists
12/06/2007 [-] Climate scientists 'lose their patience,' urge govt action.
12/06/2007 [-] Eco-friendly kangaroo farts could help global warming scientists
12/06/2007 [-] Top Scientists to Receive Prestigious Awards From the American Society of Hematology
12/06/2007 [-] Montreal scientists successfully produce three litters of cloned pigs
12/06/2007 [-] Chief scientist attacks health reporting by Today and Daily Mail
12/06/2007 [-] There is no time to lose, scientists warn govts
12/05/2007 [-] India hasnt missed nano bus scientist
12/05/2007 [-] Scientists now know why flu likes winter
12/05/2007 [-] Fed-up climate scientists join business leaders in calling for strong climate treaty
12/05/2007 [-] WSJ editor insults scientists, attacks Gore.
12/05/2007 [-] Scientist Infections can cause cancer
12/05/2007 [-] Scientists identify gene that influences alcohol consumption
12/05/2007 [-] Atomic Bomb Survivor, Scientists Mark 60 Years of Long-Term Radiation Study
12/05/2007 [-] Climate scientists join business leaders in calling for strong climate treaty
12/05/2007 [-] Scientists demand action on global warming
12/05/2007 [-] Scientists demand climate action
12/05/2007 [-] Former scientist a finance world-beater
12/05/2007 [-] Scientists petition for drastic action on global warming
12/05/2007 [-] Scientists Beg for Climate Action
12/05/2007 [-] Rumours of sex in space quelled by Russian scientist
12/05/2007 [-] Lauded UM scientist searching for cardiovascular secrets
12/05/2007 [-] Woods Hole scientist takes sea grant post
12/05/2007 [-] Genome scientist to create artificial life
12/05/2007 [-] India can still compete in global nano race Scientist
12/05/2007 [-] Scripps scientists develop faster tests on mad cow disease
12/05/2007 [-] NT scientists make mimosa breakthrough
12/04/2007 [-] New Research Reveals Distinct Marketing Preferences of Chinese and Indian Life Scientists
12/04/2007 [-] Jefferson Neuroscientists Find Early Lead Exposure Impedes Recovery from Brain Injury
12/04/2007 [-] Kenya Women Scientists to Benefit From 13 Million Grant
12/04/2007 [-] Woods Hole scientist to lead Georgia Sea Grant Program
12/04/2007 [-] Comment Where scientists should tread with care
12/04/2007 [-] India-based ICRISAT new agricultural innovations helps Chinese farmers and scientists
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists Find Gene That Kills Cancer in Mice
12/04/2007 [-] Indian scientist advances process to make silicon chips cooler, faster, cheaper
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists snap picture of protein 'gates' at work
12/04/2007 [-] Making n-weapons, testing, unnecessary, says senior scientist
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists develop genetic weapon to defeat superbugs
12/04/2007 [-] Men are instinctively greedy, scientists say
12/04/2007 [-] Nazi Rocket Scientist's Secret Papers Up for Sale
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists unveil 'mummified' dinosaur
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists told to develop thorium-based nuke reactor
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists Get First Look At How Water 'Lubricates' Proteins
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists ran tests to find out who had the better memory. Guess who won?
12/04/2007 [-] Nazi rocket scientist's secret papers up for sale
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists unveil mummified dinosaur
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists Find Statin Side Effect Gene
12/04/2007 [-] Scientists Teen Brain Still Maturing Mon, 03 Dec 2007 230254 GMT
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists use 'decoy' to fight superbug
12/03/2007 [-] Earthquake scientist awarded Kyoto Prize
12/03/2007 [-] Nazi rocket scientist's secret papers go on sale
12/03/2007 [-] Duke Scientists Map 'Silenced Genes'
12/03/2007 [-] Bank's gift helps lure top cancer scientist
12/03/2007 [-] UK scientists develop genetic weapon to defeat superbugs
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists get snapshot of 'protein gate'
12/03/2007 [-] Web sites let scientists show off experiments
12/03/2007 [-] UK scientists use DNA "decoy" to fight superbugs
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists make Web videos
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists use DNA 'decoy' to fight superbugs
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists See Breast Cancer Gene Activity From Outside Body
12/03/2007 [-] UK scientists use DNA 'decoy' to fight superbugs
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists identify gene that triggers allergies
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists Get Rare Look at Dinosaur Soft Tissue
12/03/2007 [-] Dinosaur mummy astonishes scientists
12/03/2007 [-] Dakota the dinosaur is deepening scientists' knowledge
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists dig up secrets from dinosaur mummy
12/03/2007 [-] Queensland government recruits Cuban scientist
12/03/2007 [-] Mummified dinosaur reveals surprises scientists
12/03/2007 [-] Scientist 'Hybrid' computers will meld living brains with technology
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists make videos for the Web
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists say mummified dinosaur reveals surprises
12/03/2007 [-] Australian scientist Tim Flannery, seen here, is now being listened to about climate change
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists wage gene warfare on superbugs
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists experiment with online video
12/03/2007 [-] Country Scientist A record stretch of clear sky
12/03/2007 [-] Teenagers' developing brains key to understanding behavior Scientists
12/03/2007 [-] Video Web sites let scientists show off
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists say teen brain, still maturing, is key to understanding behaviour
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists absorb sponge find
12/03/2007 [-] Whither Belgium?
12/03/2007 [-] Israeli scientist The September raid on Syria hit a nuclear bomb factory
12/03/2007 [-] Nanotechnology a Bigger Worry to Scientists than To Consumers
12/03/2007 [-] Dakota the dinosaur is deepening scientists' knowledge
12/03/2007 [-] Scientists Teen brain still maturing
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists to study drop in turtle population
12/02/2007 [-] Top scientist wants moratorium on thirsty oilsands projects
12/02/2007 [-] U.S. scientists announce advance in detecting cancer cells
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists say teen brain is key to understanding behavior
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists say teen brain, still maturing, is key to understanding behavior
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists offer green reasons to say no to divorce
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists Call For New Cold War Against Global Warming
12/02/2007 [-] Via Christi brings cutting-edge scientist to Wichita
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists eager to get second lab in space
12/02/2007 [-] Scientists protest bill, regulations to give Indian tribes control of ancient remains
12/02/2007 [-] U.S. scientists refute Japan's whale hunting allegation
12/02/2007 [-] CDC scientists find new Ebola virus strain
12/02/2007 [-] Teenager's discovery excites scientists
12/01/2007 [-] Teenager's discovery excites scientists
12/01/2007 [-] Nanotech's Health, Environment Impacts Worry Scientists
12/01/2007 [-] Scientists protest efforts to let tribes control ancient bones
12/01/2007 [-] Duke Scientists Map 'Silenced Genes'
12/01/2007 [-] Scientists create software to unravel the genetics of inflammation
12/01/2007 [-] EU scientists launch mobile phone application
12/01/2007 [-] Cuban Scientists Extend Clinical Trials With Vimang
12/01/2007 [-] Scientists spot the furnace in a star factory
12/01/2007 [-] Scientists Re-Examine Soy Bean Diversity
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists Locate Revved Up Chemical That Mimics Red Wine
11/30/2007 [-] Reader Debate Motives of German Scientist von Braun
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists map which genes are switched off before they are passed on
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists issue findings about East Helena cleanup
11/30/2007 [-] Mauna Loa scientist looks on bright side
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists form new Seattle biotech, backed by 12M
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists map imprinted genes in human genome
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists map 'silenced genes'
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists thwart fungus deadly to Port Orford cedar
11/30/2007 [-] Duke Scientists Map 'Silenced Genes' AP
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists Create Zombie Cockroaches
11/30/2007 [-] Duke scientists map `silenced' genes
11/30/2007 [-] Oil from algae? Scientists seek green gold MSNBC
11/30/2007 [-] Sanctions impede India's N-power sector growth Scientists
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists map 'silenced genes'
11/30/2007 [-] Duke scientists map 'silenced genes'
11/30/2007 [-] Duke Scientists Map 'Silenced Genes'
11/30/2007 [-] Colo. Scientists Make Big Stem Cell Discovery
11/30/2007 [-] Duke Scientists Map 'Silenced Genes'
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists Create Self-Healing Material
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists find 27 'teenager galaxies'
11/30/2007 [-] Scientist confirms lightning on Venus
11/30/2007 [-] Scientists find gene key to giving mice young-looking skin
11/30/2007 [-] Oil from algae Scientists seek green gold
11/30/2007 [-] AAAS Board Statement Deploring Intimidation of Scientists Who Use Animals in Their Research
11/29/2007 [-] Australian scientists identify crucial barley gene
11/29/2007 [-] NASA Requires JPL Scientists To Give Up Right To Privacy
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists solve cosmological puzzle
11/29/2007 [-] Kerala 'lightning-prone,' says scientist
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists find 27 'teenager galaxies'
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists Develop Life-Extending Compounds
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists Unveil High-Definition Map of Antarctica and technology
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists Unveil High-Definition Map of Antarctica
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists make first observation of Airy optical beams
11/29/2007 [-] Chief scientist backs GM
11/29/2007 [-] Cuban scientists develop cancer drug from scorpion venom
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists, beachgoers itch for a fix
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists Discover 'Teenager Galaxies'
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists Use Paintings to Track Climate Change
11/29/2007 [-] Scientists Study Flowering Plant Evolution
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Discover 'Teenager Galaxies'
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists see breast cancer gene activity from outside the body
11/28/2007 [-] Runaway greenhouse effect turned Venus into oven, scientists say
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Accidentally Discover 'Kryptonite'
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists convert cellulose into hydrogen
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Will Update NCI Breast Cancer Risk Calculator To Better Reflect Black Women's Risk
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists report first findings on key astrophysics problem
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Study Einstein's 'Big Blunder'
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Discover ``Teenager Galaxies''
11/28/2007 [-] Climate Scientist awarded the Kidson Medal
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists are excited about Venus
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists study climate change using paintings during volcanic eruptions
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists want rats out and birds in
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Discover 'Teenager Galaxies'
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Discover 'Teenager Galaxies'
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists discover 'teenager galaxies'
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists pinpoint sunniest places on earth
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to exterminate Rat Island residents
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to Congress stop funding abstinence-only ed.
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Learn How to Deal with Rogue Asteroid Threats
11/28/2007 [-] Political scientists critical of N.B.'s 2026 plan
11/28/2007 [-] Madeleine scientists in UK for DNA talks
11/28/2007 [-] Scientist's obsession burns hot
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists study paintings from times of volcanic eruptions to study climate change
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to meet over Maddie
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists Restore Nerve Sensation in Amputees
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to discuss DNA in Madeleine case
11/28/2007 [-] British, Portuguese scientists to meet over missing Madeleine case
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists meet on Madeleine case
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to Meet Over Madeleine DNA Evidence
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists can predict if women are going to break their hip
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to discuss case of missing girl
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists want to wipe out rats on Alaskan island, bring back birds
11/28/2007 [-] Women scientists to the fore
11/28/2007 [-] Brown must embrace GM crops to head off food crisis chief scientist
11/28/2007 [-] Leading scientist to head AIDS research center at Tsinghua University
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists to Create a Centre of Excellence
11/28/2007 [-] Scientists find 27 proto-galaxies similar to Milky Way
11/28/2007 [-] U.S. scientists creates cancer-resistant mouse
11/28/2007 [-] UK should lead in GM technology, says chief scientist
11/28/2007 [-] Meet the supermouse bred by genetic scientists that CAN'T get cancer
11/28/2007 [-] Scientist denies producing DNA link to order for murder trial
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists want to wipe out rats on Alaskan island and bring the birds back
11/27/2007 [-] Oh, rats Scientists want to wipe out rats on Alaskan island, bring back birds
11/27/2007 [-] Big Oil Paying Off Climate Scientists An Insider's Story
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists plan to wipe out rats on Alaskan island
11/27/2007 [-] Sliding Rocks Bemuse Scientists
11/27/2007 [-] New data logger gives scientists more functionality in small, inexpensive package
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists identify gene responsible for statin-induced muscle pain
11/27/2007 [-] Scientist Hopeful On Climate Conference 27 Nov 2007 093535 GMT
11/27/2007 [-] GM food safer, top government scientist says
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists decode genome of yeast
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists stress on preventive strategies to fight eco migrations
11/27/2007 [-] Japanese scientists harness brain power
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists help amputees to 'feel' with their prosthetic limbs
11/27/2007 [-] Low rating of science is a grave national shortcomings- Scientist
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists restore nerve sensation from amputated limb
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists tracking how lack of milk, sunshine and exercise hurts kids' bones
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists assess risk from Antarctic ship's fuel tanks
11/27/2007 [-] Japanese scientist wins German prize
11/27/2007 [-] How Scientists Scrambled My Brain
11/27/2007 [-] Scientists find sea anemones that swim and walk
11/26/2007 [-] Scientist hopeful on climate conference
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists tout success with drought-resistant plants study
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists fear nanotech is threat to health and environment
11/26/2007 [-] 'Scientists do have Eureka moments'
11/26/2007 [-] Encouraging young scientists to display their knowledge
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists Fear Nanotech Threat to Environment, Health
11/26/2007 [-] Jonah Lehrer's Proust Was a Neuroscientist overstates the case.
11/26/2007 [-] Encouraging young scientists
11/26/2007 [-] Student scientist programme
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists Study How Water Lubes Proteins
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists melt million-year-old ice in search of ancient microbes
11/26/2007 [-] Quantum physics 'rules' - Australian scientists create world's most accurate 'ruler'
11/26/2007 [-] Quantum Physics 'Rules' - Australian Scientists Create World's Most Accurate 'Ruler'
11/26/2007 [-] Nano Safety Worries Scientists More Than Public
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists Warn Ionosphere One Top-40 Hit From Exploding
11/26/2007 [-] Chinese scientists take lead in developing 'omnipotent cells'
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists aim to set up world marine monitoring system
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists use bugs to battle Florida's invasive species
11/26/2007 [-] Kennewick scientist says America is failing its children
11/26/2007 [-] Technological advances make cores in core research facility 'open book' to geoscientists, students
11/26/2007 [-] Slide show 'Scientists do have Eureka moments'
11/26/2007 [-] Chinese scientists take lead in developing 'omnipotent cells'
11/26/2007 [-] Nanotechnology's health, environmental effects concern scientists
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists Unravel Plants' Natural Defenses
11/26/2007 [-] The Country Scientist Native pecans really taste better
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists urge study of ocean health
11/26/2007 [-] Smile! Scientists work out the secret to the perfect teeth
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists urge study on threats to ocean
11/26/2007 [-] Scientists urge 2-3 billion study on ocean health
11/26/2007 [-] UGA Scientist Warns Against Using Recycled Bath Water
11/25/2007 [-] Scientists Give Ice-Age Theory Cold Shoulder
11/25/2007 [-] Medal for top New Zealand scientist
11/25/2007 [-] Nanotech's health, environment impacts worry scientists
11/25/2007 [-] Billions needed to fund complex array of ocean satellites, robots scientists
11/25/2007 [-] Scientists say West's source of water faces serious risk
11/25/2007 [-] Scientists urge 2-3 billion study of ocean health
11/25/2007 [-] Scientist sees gray water risk
11/25/2007 [-] Scientists urge $2-3 billion study of ocean health
11/25/2007 [-] Scientists urge 2-3 billion study of ocean health
11/25/2007 [-] Marine Scientists Warn Human Safety, Prosperity Depend On Better Ocean Observing System
11/25/2007 [-] Andes water supply in peril, scientists say
11/25/2007 [-] Scientists name insect after Alexander
11/24/2007 [-] Scientists Name Insect Species After Sen. Lamar Alexander
11/24/2007 [-] Scientists name insect species after Alexander
11/24/2007 [-] Steampunk Mad Scientist Andy's Stamp Keyboards
11/24/2007 [-] Social scientists, politicians, youth leaders unite to kill SK
11/24/2007 [-] Scientist who ignited stem-cell war says it's over
11/24/2007 [-] Scientists censures anti-coal lobby
11/24/2007 [-] Business Bizman, scientist favor coal-fired as energy source in RP
11/24/2007 [-] Scientist Who Ignited Stem-Cell War Says, 'It's Over'
11/24/2007 [-] Scientists think cave holds roots of Rome
11/24/2007 [-] Scientists call for more cleanup of water draining into Lake Okeechobee
11/24/2007 [-] Wisconsin scientist at both ends of stem cell wars
11/24/2007 [-] Malaysia's scientists discovers alternative fuel from egusi melon seeds
11/24/2007 [-] Evolutionary impact key to save fish stocks, say scientists
11/24/2007 [-] Scientists Get First Look At How Water Lubricates Proteins
11/23/2007 [-] Scientist Fears Extinction of Medicinal Plants On Mt. Cameroon
11/23/2007 [-] UN scientists greenhouse gases rapidly rising
11/23/2007 [-] Scientists track origin of HIV
11/23/2007 [-] Scientists find 8 white dwarfs in Milky Way galaxy/title
11/23/2007 [-] Scientists develop new high pressure experiment station
11/23/2007 [-] NZ scientist honoured for biochemistry work
11/23/2007 [-] Scientists give thumbs down to rainmaking technology
11/23/2007 [-] Scientists call for revised fishing policy
11/23/2007 [-] Toronto-area amnesiac helps neuroscientists
11/23/2007 [-] World faces agricultural crisis, scientists warn
11/23/2007 [-] Nigeria Scientist Raises Alarm Over 'Poisonous' Lake
11/23/2007 [-] Time to act on global warming is now, say scientists
11/23/2007 [-] Evolution impact key to save fish stocks scientists
11/23/2007 [-] Canadian scientists discover new genus of dinosaur
11/23/2007 [-] Seabed Project Reveals Earthquake, Tsunami Clues Scientists
11/23/2007 [-] Seabed project reveals earthquake, tsunami clues scientists
11/23/2007 [-] Toronto-area amnesiac helps neuroscientists piece together how memory works
11/22/2007 [-] Alberta scientists discover new genus of dinosaur
11/22/2007 [-] Evolution impact key to save fish stocks-scientists
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists unearth earliest horned dino in Alberta
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists from Alberta dinosaur museum horn in on new genus
11/22/2007 [-] Council Proposes Forum for Women Scientists
11/22/2007 [-] Australian scientists discover deepwater coral clusters
11/22/2007 [-] MyBuys Appoints Renowned NASA Data Mining Scientist to Advisory Board
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists develop material that bounces bullets
11/22/2007 [-] Africa Council Proposes Forum for Women Scientists
11/22/2007 [-] Detrick scientist named an Outstanding Young American
11/22/2007 [-] Scientist's defamation suit is tossed out
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists warn of agrarian crisis from climate change
11/22/2007 [-] Province suffers 'democratic deficit,' says political scientist
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists find 8 white dwarfs in Milky Way galaxy
11/22/2007 [-] Province suffers 'democratic deficit,' says political scientist
11/22/2007 [-] Moon makes us extra special, scientists say
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists Discover the Beauty Sense Locations in Our Brains
11/22/2007 [-] Scientists Stress Importance of Research With Human Embryos
11/22/2007 [-] Genes of resistant TB decoded by scientists
11/22/2007 [-] At a Cigar Show, an Air-Quality Scientist Under Deep, Smoky Cover
11/22/2007 [-] Stem cell breakthrough Scientists reprogram human skin cells
11/22/2007 [-] No Embryo Needed Scientists Say They Turned Skin Cells to Stem Cells
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists 'Used' Human Embryos For Research? Or Killed Them?
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists find fossil of 8-foot bug
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Complete Genome Sequence Of F...
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists report stem cell breakthrough from human skin
11/21/2007 [-] Worms live longer under antidepressants, scientists find
11/21/2007 [-] Global system will slash cyclone deaths scientist
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists discover grotto in Rome tied to Romulus
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Find Fossil of What Was World's Biggest Bug
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Find Fossil Of Giant Sea Scorpion
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists to discuss ways to 'climate-proof' crops
11/21/2007 [-] Scientist links migraines to brain change
11/21/2007 [-] Eight Foot Long Scorpions Once Roamed The Earth Scientists
11/21/2007 [-] Japanese stem cell scientist 'bowled over' when new technique worked with human cells
11/21/2007 [-] Butterfly notes from a young scientist
11/21/2007 [-] Ethical Breakthrough Seen as Scientists Report Stem Cells Without Embryos
11/21/2007 [-] CSIRO scientist says sign Kyoto
11/21/2007 [-] A scientist conducts research on stem cells at a laboratory
11/21/2007 [-] BRIEF Scientists Remove Dams to Save Orcas
11/21/2007 [-] Stem Cell Breakthrough By Scientist With SF Ties
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists turn skin cells into stem cells in breakthrough
11/21/2007 [-] Scientist finds fossilized claw of man-sized sea scorpion
11/21/2007 [-] UW, Japanese scientists alter skin cells
11/21/2007 [-] With snail populations sluggish, scientists step in to help birds
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Bypass Need for Embryo to Get Stem Cells
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Derive Stem Cells Without Embryos
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists find fossil of what once was the world's biggest bug
11/21/2007 [-] Hurricane Killer Scientist says dust particles key to weakening storms
11/21/2007 [-] British scientists find fossil of world's biggest bug
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists seek to save French cave drawings from fungus
11/21/2007 [-] British scientists find fossil of world's biggest bug
11/21/2007 [-] Sea scorpion fossil belonged to biggest bug ever scientists
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Turn Skin Cells to Stem Cells No Embryo Needed
11/21/2007 [-] Climate scientists shunned by Turnbull
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Find Fossil of Huge Scorpion
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Uncover Fossil of Eight Foot Long Bug
11/21/2007 [-] Stem cell breakthrough excites Oregon scientists
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists Stem cell breakthrough
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists, ethicists alike welcome stem cell discovery
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists find fossil of enormous bug
11/21/2007 [-] Scientists transform ordinary skin cells into embryonic stem cell-like cells
11/21/2007 [-] Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named Fellows of the Optical Society of America
11/20/2007 [-] Scientist Behind Stem Cell Breakthrough Has Bay Area Ties
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists ID Proteins Key to Brain Function
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Skin cells can behave like stem cells
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Reprogram Skin Cells to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells and technology
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Decode Genomes of Diverse TB Isolates
11/20/2007 [-] 4. Scientists decode genes of resistant TB
11/20/2007 [-] 1. Scientists, ethicists welcome stem cell discovery
11/20/2007 [-] Stem cell breakthrough Scientists reprogram human skin ce...
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Remove dams to save orcas
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Turn Human Skin Cells Into Stem Cells
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Create Embryonic Stem Cells from Skin
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists in stem cell breakthrough
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists decode genes of resistant TB
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Reprogram Skin Cells to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists make giant stem-cell breakthrough
11/20/2007 [-] UW, Japanese Scientists Report Stem Cell Breakthrough
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists, ethicists welcome stem cell discovery
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists create first embryonicbr stem cells from adult tissue
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists Rule out the Discovery of Axion Particles
11/20/2007 [-] Kyoto Scientist 'Bowled Over' at Success
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists in Japan, US report stem cell breakthrough
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists discover way to make skin cells take on embryonic qualities
11/20/2007 [-] Plan to nurture future scientists
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists make skin cells act as stem cells
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists process skin tissue to mimic embryonic stem cells
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists report stem cell breakthrough from human skin; no embryos needed
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists report stem cell breakthrough; no embryos needed
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists report stem cell breakthrough
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists in Japan, US report stem cell breakthrough from human skin; no embryos needed
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists make promising stem cell breakthrough
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists transform human skin cells into stem cells
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists discover new plant in Kerala
11/20/2007 [-] Scientist awarded for work on disaster prediction
11/20/2007 [-] The Scientists Speak
11/20/2007 [-] Meat treatment approved despite scientists' qualms
11/20/2007 [-] Top ex-pat scientist urges population curbs
11/20/2007 [-] 'Proust Was a Neuroscientist'
11/20/2007 [-] Scientists from South Korea and NZ work together
11/20/2007 [-] U.S. scientists identify proteins key to brain function
11/20/2007 [-] Immune system can keep tumour dormant for years scientists
11/20/2007 [-] Aussie scientists spy on underwater life
11/20/2007 [-] Gene tech doesn't threaten food safety scientist
11/20/2007 [-] Russian Scientists Fear Warming May Bring Disease
11/20/2007 [-] McCanns' hire car tests 'negative' for traces of Madeleine, independent scientists reveal
11/19/2007 [-] President Honors Mentors of Scientists and Engineers
11/19/2007 [-] Scientists Trap a Rainbow
11/19/2007 [-] News Scientist Gov't approval of oil exploration 'anomalous'
11/19/2007 [-] Gender roles and not gender bias hold back women scientists
11/19/2007 [-] Scientists create transparent, thin plastic strong like steel
11/19/2007 [-] Animal Crazy Scientist who created Dolly to give up cloning
11/19/2007 [-] Education to play big role in mining boom scientist
11/19/2007 [-] It's a breakthrough, says scientist
11/19/2007 [-] Scientist lends weight to Duke coal plant foes
11/19/2007 [-] California scientists work on low cost 'green' fuel
11/19/2007 [-] MIT scientists create 'micro' livers to aid drug screening
11/19/2007 [-] Medical Lab Scientists Begin Strike
11/19/2007 [-] NZealand glaciers retreat due to global warming say scientists
11/19/2007 [-] Robot scientists turn to nature for inspiration
11/19/2007 [-] Country Scientist Franklin's study of turkeys is worth a word of thanks
11/19/2007 [-] In epic project, scientists scour space for gravity waves
11/19/2007 [-] YOUNG BULGARIAN SCIENTISTS PROTEST IN SOFIA
11/19/2007 [-] Bait for NRI scientists
11/19/2007 [-] Scientists unveil new dinosaur
11/18/2007 [-] UK scientists find natural protein heals heart
11/18/2007 [-] Scientists agree global warming is killing the world
11/18/2007 [-] South African scientists will rise to Gates' challenge
11/18/2007 [-] NZ scientists explore submarine volcanoes
11/18/2007 [-] Science 'Dolly' scientist to abandon cloning technique
11/18/2007 [-] U of L scientists target cervical cancer in India
11/18/2007 [-] Scientists build tiny robot bugs that infiltrate cockroach society
11/18/2007 [-] No doubt about global warming, U.N. scientists say
11/18/2007 [-] John Firor, scientist who rang global-warming alarm, dies at 80
11/18/2007 [-] TECH WEEKEND SUN Scientists unveil new dinosaur
11/18/2007 [-] Scientists call for urgent action against climate change
11/18/2007 [-] Scientists warn of human hardship in warmer world
11/18/2007 [-] Middle Schoolers Get Brain Workout at Young Scientist Challenge
11/18/2007 [-] Dolly scientist abandons cloning
11/18/2007 [-] A summary of findings in the latest report by a U.N. panel of scientists
11/18/2007 [-] Scientists intensify warnings of human suffering, species extinction
11/17/2007 [-] Neuroscientists Propose New Theory Of Brain Flexibility
11/17/2007 [-] Farm scientists see threat to foodgrains security
11/17/2007 [-] 'Dolly' scientist develops new technique
11/17/2007 [-] Dolly scientist backs Japan rival
11/17/2007 [-] Dolly scientist develops new technique
11/17/2007 [-] Dolly scientist drops cloning
11/17/2007 [-] Prominent scientist abandons embryonic stem cell research
11/17/2007 [-] Scientists Probe the Core of Exotic Nuclei
11/17/2007 [-] Scientists develop new birth control method for men
11/17/2007 [-] Young scientists hope to unlock potential of shellfish
11/17/2007 [-] Female Scientists Passed Over For Tenure
11/17/2007 [-] Report Scottish scientist who created Dolly to abandon cloning technique he created
11/17/2007 [-] Dolly scientist abandons cloning
11/17/2007 [-] Scientists return to help
11/17/2007 [-] Scientists Uncover Dandruff Genome
11/17/2007 [-] Scientists engineer crops to produce fish oil
11/17/2007 [-] Scientists Discover Hormone that Regulates Sleep Also Activates Cancer Stimulating Protein
11/17/2007 [-] UAS scientist develops first drought tolerant rice
11/17/2007 [-] UN scientists urge carbon tax to fight global warming
11/16/2007 [-] Positive step nuclear scientists
11/16/2007 [-] Scientists' initiative to save indigenous farming practices
11/16/2007 [-] NZ scientists survey underwater volcanoes
11/16/2007 [-] Collaboration By General Motors And Virginia Tech Scientists To Advance Neuroinformatics
11/16/2007 [-] Otago scientists get up noses with squid gel
11/16/2007 [-] Bulgarian Scientists Pack Suitcases for Protest Rally Downtown Sofia
11/16/2007 [-] 'Biofuels can be good,' says UN; scientists not so sure
11/16/2007 [-] N-scientists welcome decision to approach IAEA
11/16/2007 [-] Scientists build robotic bugs that infiltrate, influence cockroach society
11/16/2007 [-] Positive thinking doesn`t stop cancer US scientists
11/16/2007 [-] Vacuum-cleaner dinosaur A scientist unveils his strange discovery
11/16/2007 [-] Australian scientists says don't rely on El Nino
11/16/2007 [-] Hole in ozone shrinking, scientists say
11/16/2007 [-] China facing a major global warming threat, say scientists
11/16/2007 [-] Scientist 'flabbergasted' by dinosaur find
11/16/2007 [-] Scientists catalogue oceans amid human, climate threats
11/16/2007 [-] Scientists Fault Climate Exhibit
11/16/2007 [-] Ozone hole shrinking scientists
11/16/2007 [-] Australian scientists Antarctica ozone hole shrinking
11/16/2007 [-] El Nino patterns unreliable, scientist warns
11/16/2007 [-] Embryo cloned from primate, say scientists
11/16/2007 [-] Scientist named as interim health board chief
11/16/2007 [-] Scientists Reach Breakthrough in Cloning Monkey Embryos
11/16/2007 [-] Scientists become first to see how water eases protein movement
11/16/2007 [-] Australian scientists say Ozone hole shrinking
11/15/2007 [-] Oregon scientists clone monkey embryo
11/15/2007 [-] Going Ape Scientists Make Monkey Clone
11/15/2007 [-] U. of C. scientist unveils skeleton of plant-eating dinosaur
11/15/2007 [-] General Motors, Virginia Tech scientists collaborate to advance neuroinformatics
11/15/2007 [-] Scientist named as interim chief executive at troubled DHB
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Say Cloned Monkey Embryos Prove Human Cloning a Real Possibility
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Study Genetic Answer for Herpes
11/15/2007 [-] Oregon scientists retrieve stem cells from monkey embryos
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists translate paralyzed man's thoughts into words
11/15/2007 [-] Maryland Scientists Monitor Saw-Whet Owls 15 Nov 2007 092338 GMT
11/15/2007 [-] 'Big Bang' satellite data 'not flawed', say scientists
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Clone First Monkey
11/15/2007 [-] German scientists test new tsunami sensor system
11/15/2007 [-] Detecting quakes Japanese scientists aim to save lives with new warning system
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists grow stem cells from cloned monkey embryos
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists discover new type of dinosaur
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Use Monkey Clones to Extract Stem Cells
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Found How People Get Addicted to Heroine or Morphine
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Clone First Monkey and technology
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists uncover how cholera bacteria communicate
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists clone monkey embryo
11/15/2007 [-] Climate change accelerating, top scientists warn
11/15/2007 [-] Monkey embryos cloned for stem cells, scientists say
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Use Monkey Clones for Stem Cells
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists in Contract With Pharmaceutical Company
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists Explain Red Water Off Santa Cruz
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists finding new ways to target diabetes
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists jubilant over jaw find
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists create first cloned embryo from monkey
11/15/2007 [-] Scientists, teacher complete Antarctica research
11/14/2007 [-] U.S. scientists say botulism poisoning killed loons on Great Lakes
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists develop roads that sing
11/14/2007 [-] Scientist in Texas Runs NASA's Lunar Laser Program and technology
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists claim milestone in cloning with monkeys
11/14/2007 [-] US scientists clone monkey embryos
11/14/2007 [-] Scientist in Texas Runs NASA's Lunar Laser Program states
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists create first cloned embryo from primate
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists report cloning monkey embryos; potential boon f...
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists get first look at how water 'lubricates' proteins
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists report cloning monkey embryos, potential boon for stem cell research
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists claim monkey stem cell advance
11/14/2007 [-] Privacy Rule Slows Scientific Discovery And Adds Cost To Research, Scientists Say
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists claim creation of cloned embryo from primate
11/14/2007 [-] Four Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists create first cloned embryo from primate
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists say they created first cloned embryo from primate
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists say have created first cloned embryo from primate
11/14/2007 [-] （新华网素材）U.S. scientists claim monkey embryo cloning
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists search for source of H5N1 bird flu in Britain
11/14/2007 [-] It's a breakthrough, says scientist
11/14/2007 [-] Oregon scientists claim to clone monkeys
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists search region around stricken UK poultry farm for source of H5N1 bird flu
11/14/2007 [-] Japanese scientists make 'musical roads'
11/14/2007 [-] U.S. scientists claim monkey embryo cloning
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists Claim to Clone Monkey Embryos AP
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists engineer rare tree species
11/14/2007 [-] Time to rejoin space race scientists
11/14/2007 [-] EU scientists earn less than Indian counterparts study
11/14/2007 [-] Australian scientist calls for more weather research
11/14/2007 [-] Time to rejoin space race, scientists say
11/14/2007 [-] Risk to unborn babies from binge drinking 'minimal', claim scientists
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists clone monkey embryos
11/14/2007 [-] International recognition for Maori Scientists
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists Claim To Have Cloned Monkeys
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists surprised to see female panda in heat twice a year
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists may have cloned monkeys
11/14/2007 [-] EU scientists 'paid less than in India'
11/14/2007 [-] Risk to unborn babies from binge drinking 'minimal', claim scientists
11/14/2007 [-] Scientists claim to clone monkey embryos, potential boon for stem cell research
11/14/2007 [-] Government input to climate change summary makes it harder to ignore scientist
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists Claim to Clone Monkey Embryos
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists reveal secrets of ancient ocean in new book
11/13/2007 [-] Medical Mystery Baffles Southern Scientists
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists Discover Record-Breaking Hydrogen Storage Materials
11/13/2007 [-] Weizmann molecular biologist recognized as top scientist
11/13/2007 [-] UCR scientist researches what happens when galaxies collide
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists See Early Universe in Grains of Sand
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists uncover key pathway, potential drug targets in autoinflammatory disease
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists aim to predict climate change hotspots
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists follow viruses' travels
11/13/2007 [-] Scientist's daughter commits suicide
11/13/2007 [-] Scientist-explorers set sail for Antarctica
11/13/2007 [-] Scientists suggest cutting calories to save lives, planet
11/12/2007 [-] Deadly Ebola virus can mutate scientists
11/12/2007 [-] Md. Scientists Monitor Saw-Whet Owls
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists Report Cloning Monkey Embryos
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists Suggest Cutting Calories and Carbo...
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists discover record-breaking hydrogen storage materials for use in fuel cells
11/12/2007 [-] Oregon scientists report cloning monkey embryos
11/12/2007 [-] Maryland Scientists Monitor Migration Of Tiny Saw-Whet Owls
11/12/2007 [-] Israeli Scientist Uses Cinnamon to Save Lives
11/12/2007 [-] Report Oregon Scientists Develop Cloning Breakthrough
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists and government officials open conference on final climate change report
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists clone myriad monkeys
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists work on improving delivery of TB drugs
11/12/2007 [-] South Korean team meets local scientists, discusses joint...
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists discover biological mechanism for enhanced carbon consumption in the ocean
11/12/2007 [-] Breakthrough diagnostic kits for viral pandemics developed by Israeli scientist
11/12/2007 [-] Caltech scientist accepts award
11/12/2007 [-] Dielectric Susceptibilities of Nanostructures May Change How Such Materials can be Used by Scientist
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists have new idea on origins of cosmic rays
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists Research Oxide Glass Under Pressure
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists Walking may save lives, planet
11/12/2007 [-] Chinese scientists leave Shanghai on Antarctica expedition
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists' pact to fight cancer
11/12/2007 [-] British scientists find obesity gene link
11/12/2007 [-] UN scientists prepare final climate report
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists track evolution of sight
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists strive for pinpoint warming forecasts
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists may now be able to 'shut down' cancer
11/12/2007 [-] UN scientists preparing final climate report
11/12/2007 [-] Country Scientist With help from their mates, damselflies begin laying eggs
11/12/2007 [-] Scientists strive to pinpoint warming forecasts
11/12/2007 [-] UN scientists to hammer out final climate change report
11/12/2007 [-] Britain scientists to study relevance of volcano with climate
11/12/2007 [-] Politicking upsets economist PM & scientist Kalam
11/12/2007 [-] FEATURE-Scientists strive for pinpoint warming forecasts
11/11/2007 [-] Scientists hope to mimic bats to locate and identify tumours
11/11/2007 [-] Nominations invited for scientist award
11/11/2007 [-] Superbug succeeds by blowing up defender cells, scientists learn
11/11/2007 [-] Superbug blows up defender cells, scientists say
11/11/2007 [-] Neuroscientists show anti-inflammation molecule helps fight MS-like disease
11/11/2007 [-] Scientists suggest cutting calories and carbon dioxide could help save lives and the planet
11/11/2007 [-] Scientists identify brain network related to intelligence
11/11/2007 [-] Indian-origin scientist leads landmark trial to test cardio-protective properties of insulin
11/11/2007 [-] Scientists to Build Giant Particle Accelerator in Germany
11/11/2007 [-] Earthquake Scientist Awarded Kyoto Prize
11/11/2007 [-] Defense calls forensic scientists in Heard trial
11/11/2007 [-] Scientists strive to get wildfires' number
11/11/2007 [-] Scientists, governments prepare report on climate change
11/10/2007 [-] Scientist preducts future mad-cow epidemic
11/10/2007 [-] Scientist Discovered the 4-Billion-Year-Old Diamonds
11/10/2007 [-] Manto slams scientists as 'ill-informed'
11/10/2007 [-] Scientists Get a View of the Edge of the Universe
11/10/2007 [-] Manto slams scientists as 'ill-informed'
11/10/2007 [-] Indian-origin scientist pioneers 'green' steel technology
11/10/2007 [-] Computer Scientist Fights Threat Of 'Botnets'
11/10/2007 [-] Climate scientist warns of declining water supplies
11/10/2007 [-] Scientists Convene to Look at Climate Change
11/10/2007 [-] Scientists And Government Officials Prepare Definitive Report On Climate Change
11/09/2007 [-] Scientist Working on Low Cost 'Green' Gas Fri, 09 Nov 2007 222513 GMT
11/09/2007 [-] News The Birth of a Brain Cell Scientists Witness Neurogenesis
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists Oil Spill Imperils Wildlife
11/09/2007 [-] Google scientist to demo quantum computer
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists say oil spill could threaten San Francisco Bay wildlife
11/09/2007 [-] Coffee Reduces Risk of Skin Cancer 35%, Say Scientists
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists Successfully Simulate Photosynthesis And Design A Better Leaf
11/09/2007 [-] Scientist Claims To Find New Pig Species Fri, 09 Nov 2007 150900 GMT
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists Detect Fungus In Farm Fields 09 Nov 2007 110939 GMT
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists use unique diamond anvils to view oxide glass structures under pressure
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists To Study Antarctica's Geology 09 Nov 2007 103344 GMT
11/09/2007 [-] Fossil DNA could be key to AIDS vaccine scientists
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists say oil spill could threaten San Francisco Bay wildlife for years
11/09/2007 [-] Delaware scientists create shortest ever metal to metal bond
11/09/2007 [-] No threat despite eruption at Indonesian volcano scientist
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists say whale sounds similar to human
11/09/2007 [-] CUBA Scientists work with children to restore land
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists chart record rise in Yellowstone caldera
11/09/2007 [-] No threat despite eruption at Anak Krakatau volcano scientist
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists trace cosmic rays to black holes
11/09/2007 [-] Local neuroscientists shed light on long-term memory
11/09/2007 [-] Scientists closing in on cosmic ray source
11/09/2007 [-] Former DuPont Scientist Sentenced For Trade Secret Theft
11/08/2007 [-] Animal Lovers Corner Japanese scientists create a see-through frog
11/08/2007 [-] Body-weight regulation scientists give perspective on obesity-related research
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists link mysterious highest-energy cosmic rays with violent black holes
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists Sequenced Dandruff's Genes
11/08/2007 [-] Hong Kong Scientists Test Toys For 'Date Rape' Drug 08 Nov 2007 150016 GMT
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists Detect Fungus in Farm Fields
11/08/2007 [-] China scientists eye Mars probe in 2009
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists create Mighty Mouse
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists Enhance Mother Nature's Carbon Handling Mechani...
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists Tune in to a Tiny World and technology
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists Land rising at Yellowstone
11/08/2007 [-] Hong Kong scientists test toys for 'date rape' drug
11/08/2007 [-] Chickenpox jab should be added to MMR, scientists say
11/08/2007 [-] Fly Consortium Scientists Compare Twelve Fruit Fly Genomes
11/08/2007 [-] SCIENTISTS
11/08/2007 [-] Curse of Iceman is just a superstition, say scientists
11/08/2007 [-] NASA Scientists Discover Record Fifth Planet
11/08/2007 [-] Bill Reynolds Its always right back to the lab for mad scientist Belichick
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists decode whale sounds
11/08/2007 [-] Global warming 'cure' found by scientists
11/08/2007 [-] Women scientists get grants for post-doc research abroad
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists Say Bird Flu Spreading in Several Asian
11/08/2007 [-] Poison used on tree wasn't agent orange scientists
11/08/2007 [-] Obituary Scientist broke ground on addictions
11/08/2007 [-] Ex-DuPont scientist gets 18 months for stealing secrets
11/08/2007 [-] Scientists compare 12 fruit fly genomes
11/08/2007 [-] Young scientists prop up space probe
11/08/2007 [-] Ageing process may be slowed by vitamin D, say scientists
11/08/2007 [-] Australian scientists decode whale sounds
11/08/2007 [-] Prawns do feel pain, say scientists
11/07/2007 [-] The smell of fear scientists turn off fear in mice
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists Study Amniotic Membrane Rupture
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists act to save Tutankhamun's face
11/07/2007 [-] Sexy walk could be misleading scientists
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists close in on red tide cause
11/07/2007 [-] Yangtze 'not dead' say scientists
11/07/2007 [-] Aussie scientist develops super-charged ADSL
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists enhance Mother Nature's carbon handling mechanism
11/07/2007 [-] Australian Scientists Say Humpback Whales Have Their Own Language and technology
11/07/2007 [-] - Scientist's Ideas on Sex Re-Examined
11/07/2007 [-] A new pig species discovered Scientist claims
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists Say Bird Flu Spreading in Several Asian, African Countries
11/07/2007 [-] Israeli scientist proposes weakening hurricanes with micro-dust
11/07/2007 [-] Scientist of Indian-orgin denied entry to US
11/07/2007 [-] Indian-origin political scientist denied entry to US
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists, economists offer warnings, hope on climate change
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists Discover New Planet in Distant Solar System
11/07/2007 [-] LEAD China on track to launch space station by 2020, says top scientist+
11/07/2007 [-] Scripps scientist receives Lockheed Martin award
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists spot new planet
11/07/2007 [-] Nigeria Minister Tasks Scientists On Economic Devt
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists track early evolution of sight to hydras
11/07/2007 [-] Some pig Scientist finds a 4-footer in the Amazon
11/07/2007 [-] Double recognition for young NZ scientists
11/07/2007 [-] Scientist Claims To Find New Pig Species 06 Nov 2007 235336 GMT
11/07/2007 [-] Democrat Clinton Earmarks Money To Racist Nobel Prize Scientist
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists discover record 5th planet orbiting nearby star
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists Discover New Planet in Distant Solar System and technology
11/07/2007 [-] Former DuPont scientist gets 18 months for stealing trade secrets
11/07/2007 [-] Scientists explore how violent video games are exemplary aggression teachers
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists Discover Planet Orbiting Star
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists Discover Record Fifth Planet Orbiting Nearby Star
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists Reveal 'Cousin' Solar System
11/06/2007 [-] Scientist Claims to Find New Pig Species
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists create 'guessing' robots
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists find high-fat diet disrupts body clock
11/06/2007 [-] Ohio Scientist To Be Sentenced For Stealing Secrets
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists complete genome sequence of fungus responsible for dandruff, skin disorders
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists Believe 'Dirty Snowball' on Mars Could Be Enormous Ice Mass
11/06/2007 [-] All Modern Discoveries Are By Muslim Scientists
11/06/2007 [-] Toddlers and Robots Teach Scientists
11/06/2007 [-] Scientist's Ideas on Sex Re-Examined
11/06/2007 [-] Scientist's ideas on sex re-examined
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists examine psychiatrist Wilhelm Reich work on sexual energy
11/06/2007 [-] Brightly burning comet surprises, puzzles scientists
11/06/2007 [-] Scientist's Ideas on Sex Re-Examined
11/06/2007 [-] Scientist's Ideas on Sex Re-Examined
11/06/2007 [-] Sudanese Scientist Wins Award For Pioneering Leishmaniasis Research, UK
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists track arrival of HIV in U.S.
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists help panda find love
11/06/2007 [-] Genome of parasitic worm cracked by scientists
11/06/2007 [-] ORNL scientists have stake in Gore's Nobel Peace Prize
11/06/2007 [-] Photo Scientists Complete Genome Sequence of Fungus Responsible for Dandruff, Skin Disorders
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists Create 'Smart' Microchip Theory
11/06/2007 [-] Scientist Find Reasons for Chocolate Craze
11/06/2007 [-] Scientists Accidentally Discover 'Kryptonite'
11/06/2007 [-] Genetic breakthrough could give dandruff the brush-off, claim scientists


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