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Is Google Rich and Stingy? |
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UK grants two licenses for human-animal embryo work |
3 |
Computer Decodes Dog Communication |
4 |
The Whale [Which is more important, national security or
whales?] |
5 |
Scrabulous Scrapped? |
6 |
Scientists Make Human Embryo Clones |
7 |
Time Warner Links Web Prices With Usage |
8 |
Silicon Insider: The Secret to Apple's Success |
9 |
Strange New World Tech Picks of the Week |
10 |
The Science Behind Falling in Love |
11 |
Companies Launch Gadget Buyback Services |
12 |
Australia to Pick Up Whaling Activists |
13 |
Study: Online Privacy Concerns Increase |
14 |
UFO Sightings in Stephenville, Texas |
15 |
Botox Jabs: A New Weapon Against Chronic Pain |
16 |
'Old Person's' Arthritis Afflicts Thousands of Kids |
17 |
U.S. Abortion Rate Falls, Study Finds |
18 |
FDA: Over-the-Counter Cold Meds Too Risky for Babies |
19 |
Feds Probe Slaughterhouse Illness Link |
20 |
Study: Men, Women Love Longer Legs |
21 |
A touchy feely invisible cosmos |
22 |
Many negative drug studies don't see print |
23 |
Fossil hunters find king of the rats |
24 |
US team makes embryo clone of men |
25 |
Giant palm tree puzzles botanists |
26 |
Green light for hybrid research |
27 |
Diary: Protecting mountain gorillas |
28 |
Cancer's ethnic divide? |
29 |
Antarctic lake may hold life clue |
30 |
Poisoned websites attack visitors |
31 |
Smith targets internet extremism |
32 |
Fans fight for Scrabulous future |
33 |
'Wii warm-up' good for surgeons |
34 |
How Scrabulous has ameliorated our vocab |
35 |
Film directors agree studio deal |
36 |
'Drug overdose' killed Ike Turner |
37 |
New Zealand Maori poet dies at 86 |
38 |
Stones sign one-album record deal |
39 |
Radiohead abandon record shop gig |
40 |
Leukaemia cell culprit discovered |
41 |
Call for fresh approach to falls |
42 |
In search of a good night's sleep |
43 |
Wisdom family makes care decision |
44 |
What does a natural stream look like? |
45 |
Twins yield leukaemia stem cells |
46 |
Human embryos cloned from adult cells |
47 |
Fish ladders of doom |
48 |
Early settlers drained marshy US landscape |
49 |
Antidepressants' benefits may be exaggerated |
50 |
First cloned human embryo created from skin cell |
51 |
Computer decodes dog communication |
52 |
Men born short are more prone to violent suicide |
53 |
Corkscrew cups could keep space drinks flowing |
54 |
Giant Madagascan palm 'flowers itself to death' |
55 |
'Pac-Man' molecule chews up uranium contamination |
56 |
The invisible keyboard |
57 |
Polynesians Have Little Genetic Relationship to Melanesians |
58 |
New Findings Confirm Darwin's Theory: Evolution Not Random |
59 |
Air Pollution May Cause Heart Disease; Nano-Sized Particles
Most Damaging |
60 |
Researchers Reveal HIV Peptide's Possible Pathway Into the
Cell |
61 |
Obsolete U.S. Infrastructure Holds Benefits for Environment |
62 |
Contact Lenses with Circuits, Lights a Possible Platform for
Superhuman Vision |
63 |
Ecosystem Based Management Not Enough to Reverse Coastal
Habitat Decline |
64 |
Iridescence Workshop Promotes Nature's Nanotechnology |
65 |
Researchers Discover Surprising Gymnastics in One Type of
Chemical Reaction Fundamental to Biochemistry |
66 |
Researchers Challenge Water-Flow Model |
67 |
Pacific Islanders' Ancestry Emerges in Genetic Study |
68 |
Despite Doubts, Cancer Therapy Draws Patients |
69 |
Virus Is Linked to a Powerful Skin Cancer |
70 |
Cloning Said to Yield Human Embryos |
71 |
Contact lenses with circuits, lights a possible platform for
superhuman vision |
72 |
Discovery cuts cost of next generation optical fibers |
73 |
Math Models Snowflakes |
74 |
Trees, Ants and Elephants: Balance Gone Bad |
75 |
UltraBattery sets new standard for HEVs |
76 |
Programming Biomolecular Self-Assembly Pathways |
77 |
Hoverit Unveils MagLev Chair |
78 |
Web 3.0: user-generated networks? |
79 |
Study discovers secret of Scottish sheep evolution |
80 |
California flood risks are 'disaster waiting to happen,' say
engineers |
81 |
New function for colon cancer gene found |
82 |
Cells Get Sprayed |
83 |
Team finds an economical way to boost the vitamin A content of
maize |
84 |
'Nonlinear' ecosystem response points to environmental
solutions |
85 |
Do today's young people really think they are so
extraordinary? |
86 |
Unconventional natural gas reservoir in Pennsylvania poised to
dramatically increase US Production |
87 |
Companies Launch Gadget Buyback Services |
88 |
Materials' crystal properties illuminated by mathematical
'lighthouse' |
89 |
Scientists Make Human Embryo Clones (Update) |
90 |
Number of Internet users in China hits 210 million: govt |
91 |
New genus of self-destructive palm found in Madagascar |
92 |
PC Shipments See Double-Digit Rise in 4Q |
93 |
Gene markers located for hereditary prostate cancer |
94 |
Nanoparticles Generate Supersonic Shock Waves to Target Cancer |
95 |
Gold Nanoparticles Shine Brightly in Tumors |
96 |
Nanotubes Help Advance Brain Tumor Research |
97 |
'Nonlinear' ecosystem response points to environmental
solutions |
98 |
Norway aims to be carbon neutral by 2030 |
99 |
Deep-ocean researchers target tsunami zone near Japan |
100 |
Washington state sea levels could rise considerably by end of
century |
101 |
MESSENGER Reveals Mercury in New Detail |
102 |
Bush Allows Navy to Continue Sonar Use |
103 |
Ice clouds put Mars in the shade |
104 |
2007 was tied as Earth's second warmest year |
105 |
Japanese robot walks like a monkey |
106 |
Optical fibre: secure in all the chaos |
107 |
Singapore launches contest for next-generation search engine |
108 |
Macworld ranks swell as Apple's 'cool factor' spreads |
109 |
ISU scientist researches ways to squeeze two fuels from one
kernel of corn |
110 |
Time Warner Links Web Prices With Usage |
111 |
Review: Humans Take on Search Queries |
112 |
Girl Next Door Lands on the Internet |
113 |
Predators do more than kill prey |
114 |
UK Approves Human-Animal Embryo Research |
115 |
Island monkeys do not recognize big cat calls |
116 |
Paired microbes eliminate methane using sulfur pathway |
117 |
Watermark Leaves Criminals High and Dry |
118 |
Scientists call for urgent research into 'real' impacts of
invasive species |
119 |
Marsupial lion tops African lion in fight to death |
120 |
At Least 20 Turtles Die in Bangladesh |
121 |
Monkey's Thoughts Make Robot Walk from Across the Globe |
122 |
Alzheimer's molecule is a smart speed bump on the nerve-cell
transport highway |
123 |
Researchers reveal HIV peptide's possible pathway into the
cell |
124 |
Newly discovered virus linked to deadly skin cancer |
125 |
Team discovers how brain's own tPA helps regulate blood flow
to neurons |
126 |
Discovery of 'creator' gene for cerebral cortex points to
potential stem cell treatments |
127 |
Diet and lifestyle critical to recovery, says study |
128 |
Report: U.S. Abortions Decline |
129 |
NYC Plans Education Effort on Bedbugs |
130 |
Scientists may have identified new target for HIV vaccine |
131 |
Evidence found for genes that affect risk of developing
Alzheimer's disease |
132 |
FDA OKs novel surgical clotting solution |
133 |
Short birth length more than doubles risk of violent suicide
attempts |
134 |
Religious beliefs focus too much on self |
135 |
Engineered mice provide insight into Alzheimer's disease |
136 |
Discovery opens door to 'personalized' asthma therapy |
137 |
Report identifies research to bolster knowledge of health
effects of wireless communication devices |
138 |
Scientists find new genetic mutation that halts the
development of lupus |
139 |
FDA: Cold Medicines Too Risky for Tots |
140 |
A tricky tumor virus |
141 |
Scientists uncover role of cancer stem cell marker:
controlling gene expression |
142 |
Relatives who decline organ donations face conflict and guilt |
143 |
Cancer stem cell marker also drives transcription in normal
cells |
144 |
Annual bone fracture rate almost 4 percent and double previous
estimates |
145 |
Just hours apart, 2 brothers undergo robotic prostate cancer
surgery |
146 |
New research finds some wood floor finishes are a likely
source of PCB exposure |
147 |
Researchers Put The Bite On Mosquitoes |
148 |
Materials' Crystal Properties Illuminated By Mathematical
'Lighthouse' |
149 |
Exploration Of Lake Hidden Beneath Antarctica's Ice Sheet
Begins |
150 |
Contact Lenses With Circuits, Lights A Possible Platform For
Superhuman Vision |
151 |
How Some Plants And Animals Appear To Defy The Aging Process |
152 |
MESSENGER Reveals Mercury In New Detail |
153 |
Portable Device Quickly Detects Early Alzheimer's |
154 |
Physicists Create World's Tiniest Trophy, To Be Awarded On
Super Bowl Sunday |
155 |
When Worlds Collide: Have Astronomers Observed The Aftermath
Of A Distant Planetary Collision? |
156 |
Restoring The Good Name Of Sugar |
157 |
US Teens Confident In Their Inventiveness; Hands-on,
Project-based Learning Needed |
158 |
Better Bugs for Making Butanol |
159 |
The Air Car Preps for Market |
160 |
Instant Boot-Up |
161 |
Killing Skin-Cancer Stem Cells |
162 |
The Naked Ear: A fully implantable hearing aid is showing
promise. |
163 |
3-D Design for the Masses |
164 |
High-Def Is in the Air |
165 |
Federal Research Funding Cut |
166 |
Controlling Cell Behavior with Magnets |
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