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Scientists confirm that parts of earliest genetic material may
have come from the stars |
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Looking for the quantum properties of the Big Bang |
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NASA: Metal clip fell off shuttle but not problem |
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Eastern independence, Western conformity? |
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Nanoparticles aid bone growth |
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House of Lords reaching out to young with YouTube |
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Nuisance noise silenced by an acoustic cloak |
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NASA: Damaged launch pad was flawed from start |
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New research shows how aging brain brings a healthy dose of
perspective |
10 |
Pomi the robot penguin has hidden depths |
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Ancient antibody molecule offers clues to how humans evolved
allergies |
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Physicists produce quantum-entangled images |
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Tree from 2,000-year-old seed is doing well |
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Yahoo, Google announce online ad alliance (Update) |
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Mysterious mountain dino may be a new species |
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Scientists Find New Type of Comet Dust Mineral |
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New Map Locates Metals in Millions of Milky Way Stars |
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Computer models show major climate shift as a result of
closing ozone hole |
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Chemists use 'green chemistry' to produce amines, chemical
compounds used widely in industry |
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Yahoo ends all talks with Microsoft, shares plunge |
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New Firefox Web browser to be released Tuesday |
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Olympics timekeepers to get winner down to 3000th of a second |
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Plan to conserve forests may be detrimental to other
ecosystems |
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Verizon expands fast DSL to more areas |
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Membrane complexes take flight |
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Unexpected finding of molecule's dual role in mice may open
new avenue to cholesterol reduction |
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On the evolutionary trail of molecules that cause Lou Gehrig's
disease |
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Microchip sets low-power record with extreme sleep mode |
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Chemists Create Cancer-Detecting Nanoparticles |
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Ancient mineral shows early Earth climate tough on continents |
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Ultraviolet gives view inside real 'death star' |
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Rheumatoid arthritis is a risk factor for cardiovascular
disease |
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1 in 10 adults has a non-earlobe piercing |
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Overcoming Drug Resistance--Nanoparticles Trigger Built-In
Cell-Death Signal |
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Growing use of nanomaterials spurs research to investigate
possible downsides |
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Carbon Nanotubes as a Single-Photon Source |
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'Nanoglassblowing' Seen as Boon to Study of Individual
Molecules |
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'Super paper: 'New nanopaper more break-resistant than cast
iron |
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Microspheres to carry hydrogen, deliver drugs, filter gases
and detect nuclear development |
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New detector uses nanotubes to sense deadly gases |
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Microwave Synthesis Connects With the (Quantum) Dots |
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Stripes key to nanoparticle drug delivery |
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Researchers develop a worldwide tourism network |
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Liquid Crystals Slow Light Pulses to a Snail's Pace |
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Can silver nanoparticles be the key to a more compact laser? |
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Study Finds New Properties in Non-Magnetic Materials |
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Can you hear black holes collide? |
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Researchers untangle quantum quirk |
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'Squeezed' Light May Improve Gravitational Wave Detectors |
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Researchers develop better X-ray nanomirrors |
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Introducing the Spacesuit of the Future |
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Even the Antarctic winter cannot protect Wilkins Ice Shelf |
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NASA engineers inspect floating object, protrusion |
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China biggest CO2 emitter last year: Dutch agency |
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NASA data helps pinpoint impacted populations in disaster
aftermath |
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Seismologist: China quake had no warning signs |
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If a Tree Falls in the Forest, and No One Is Around to Hear
It, Does Climate Change? |
58 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Delivers Soil Sample to Microscope |
59 |
Sharp to Introduce World's Largest 108-Inch LCD Monitor for
Commercial Applications |
60 |
Toshiba's New 1.8-inch SATA HDD Achieves 160GB |
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Review: Sprint's phone is iPhone clone done right |
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Roadrunner supercomputer puts research at a new scale |
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We've gotten smart: Movie's spy gadgets do exist |
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Scientists develop fastest computer |
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New iPhone's business model is tough on unlockers |
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Apple unveils new iPhone 3G with faster Web, GPS |
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Life's Raw Materials May Have Come From The Stars, Scientists
Confirm |
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Physicists Produce Quantum-entangled Images |
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Mysterious Mountain Dinosaur May Be New Species |
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Closing Ozone Hole May Have Major Impact On Global Warming,
Possibly Not For The Better |
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Memory Loss Linked To Common Sleep Disorder |
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Detective Astronomers Unearth Hidden Celestial Gem |
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Reverse Engineering The Brain To Model Mind-body Interactions |
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Freshwater Runoff From Greenland Ice Sheet Will More Than
Double By End Of Century |
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Professor Designs Plasma-propelled Flying Saucer |
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New Properties Discovered In Entire Class Of Non-magnetic
Materials |
77 |
Some Bird Flu Strains Have Acquired Properties That Might
Enhance Potential To Infect Humans |
78 |
For Hurricanes, Storms, Raindrop Size Makes All The Difference |
79 |
Source Of Drug-tolerant Tuberculosis Possibly Behind TB
Relapses, Intensity Of Treatment |
80 |
Keeping The Seductive, Shiny Brown Surface Of Fresh Chocolate
As It Ages |
81 |
Physical Activity: Not Just A 'Walk In The Park' |
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Stroke: Tsunami In The Human Brain |
83 |
Three-month-old Infants Are Sensitive To Emotional Cues
Referring To Objects In The World |
84 |
Ace Perceptual Skills Of Tennis Pros |
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Mechanism Explains Link Between Apolipoprotein E And
Alzheimer's Disease |
86 |
New Way To Reduce Neuronal Loss In Brain Of A Person With
Alzheimer's Disease |
87 |
Drugs Being Tested For Alzheimer's Disease Work In Unexpected
And Beneficial Ways |
88 |
Large Areas Of Conservation Land Needed To Save Small Frogs,
Turtles And Other Marine Species |
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Woolly Mammoth Gene Study Changes Extinction Theory |
90 |
Doritos Makes History With World's First Extra Terrestrial
Advertisement |
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Computer Model For Finding Mosquito Repellent Compounds |
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New Type Of Glass Can Dissolve And Release Calcium Into The
Body |
93 |
Apple's Mac OS X 10.5.4 to fix nagging shutdown glitch |
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Apple's worldwide notebook share approaching 5 percent |
95 |
iPhone 3G's third sensor; Sydney store official; Radeon HD
3870 |
96 |
Apple considering iPhone sales through universities |
97 |
Walt talks 3G iPhone |
98 |
Opera 9.5 |
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How much should Apple charge for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard's
'quality over quantity?' |
100 |
Apple+Intel's first joint custom project paid off handsomely:
MacBook Air--and there's more coming |
101 |
TMO Quick Tip--Leopard: Lock Down Your Root User |
102 |
Gartner: Worldwide personal computer shipments on pace for 13
percent growth in 2008 |
103 |
Forbes writer: Once again idiots will be camping out on
sidewalks outside Apple Stores |
104 |
TomTom: iPhone navigation software is real |
105 |
Not So Fast: New iPhone Means Higher Costs, Same Speeds, for
Some |
106 |
iPhone 3G May be a Profit Magnet |
107 |
Nature's Photonic Crystal |
108 |
Portable Plastic Explosives Detector |
109 |
Exploiting Security Holes Automatically |
110 |
Wind Power Moves into Deep Waters |
111 |
Mapping the Planets |
112 |
Clues to Controlling Seizures |
113 |
Testing the Toxicity of Nanomaterials |
114 |
Acrobat Gets Multimedia Makeover |
115 |
A Tiny Sensor Simply Made |
116 |
Pretty on the Inside |
117 |
A New Superconductor |
118 |
Samsung's Next-Generation LCD |
119 |
Mouse for 3-D Navigation |
120 |
Tracking the Immune System |
121 |
Adapting Websites to Users |
122 |
Every TV an Internet TV |
123 |
Heart Surgeons as Video Gamers |
124 |
Apple Updates iPhone, Slashes Price |
125 |
The Flight of Dragonfly Robots |
126 |
A Moon-Based Telescope |
127 |
A Self-Writing To-Do List |
128 |
Retuning Bacteria |
129 |
Containing Internet Worms |
130 |
3-D Viewing without Goofy Glasses |
131 |
Ethanol's Forecast |
132 |
You've Had a Genetic Test. Now What? |
133 |
Doubling Laptop Battery Life |
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