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Title |
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Tiny bug threatens California citrus industry |
2 |
Satellite radio saga takes unexpected turn |
3 |
Movie shows alien's-eye view of Earth and Moon |
4 |
Space chiefs ponder ISS transport problem, post-2015 future |
5 |
Baby panda adopted and nursed by cat dies |
6 |
Army to shoot live pigs for medical drill |
7 |
Animal rights group targets popular Wyo. rodeo |
8 |
Canal fossils give clue to formation of Americas |
9 |
Two genes may prevent HIV infection: Canadian research centre |
10 |
Gene therapy opens new frontier in fight against Huntington's |
11 |
Gore urges total shift to renewable energy to avert disaster |
12 |
Gore: Carbon-free electricity in 10 years doable |
13 |
Texas approves major new wind power project |
14 |
How Mars and Alaska Are Alike |
15 |
Food safety worries change buying habits |
16 |
China denies Olympic ban on drug sales |
17 |
Gene Mutation Puts Some Kids at Risk for Tobacco Addiction |
18 |
Parents of Autistic Children Are Often Aloof Themselves |
19 |
Russian antihistamine drug does well in Alzheimer's test |
20 |
Alzheimer's vaccine stopped plaque, not dementia |
21 |
Warming health report: Poor, elderly to hurt most |
22 |
Cancer Survival Depends on Where You Live |
23 |
Analgesic drugs don't reduce ovarian cancer risk |
24 |
Too much sleep tied to stroke risk in older women |
25 |
Breast-feeding triggers pulses of feel-good hormone |
26 |
Researchers close in on chlamydia vaccine |
27 |
Galaxy's second brightest star found |
28 |
Icebergs sweep clean Antarctic seabed |
29 |
Grunting fish yield vocal clues [cf. 86] |
30 |
Breastfeeding trust hormone clue |
31 |
Sea die-out blamed on volcanoes |
32 |
Gore challenges US to ditch oil |
33 |
Tales from beyond the grave |
34 |
Intel marks 40 years of chip making |
35 |
Tribe takes on global mining firm |
36 |
Scientists look for cash spinners |
37 |
Unsafe chargers 'flooding' the UK |
38 |
'No decision' on giant database |
39 |
MoD admits loss of 'secret' files |
40 |
Lost tapes of the Dr. Who composer |
41 |
Alzheimer's drug trial 'promise' |
42 |
UN in call for basic sanitation |
43 |
Pakistan polio case despite truce |
44 |
Scan 'detects obsessive disorder' |
45 |
US set to overturn HIV travel ban |
46 |
'My heart stopped in the pool' |
47 |
Singing For Sex: Even Ugly Fish Do It |
48 |
Texas Approves Massive Wind Power Project |
49 |
AIDS Vaccine Trial Scaled Back |
50 |
EPA Sued Over Florida Water Pollution |
51 |
Al Gore: Energy Crisis Can Be Fixed |
52 |
GoDaddy Offers .Me Domain Names. It's a Big .Fail So Far. |
53 |
World's First Commercial-Scale Tidal Power Turbine Begins
Feeding Electricity to the Grid |
54 |
10 things I've overheard about my Linux laptop while on public
transportation |
55 |
5 Most Popular Linux-hackable Gadgets |
56 |
5 sights the U.S. government won't let Google show you |
57 |
Response To A Well-Wired Life |
58 |
Tiny Bug Threatens California Citrus Industry |
59 |
Calif Condors' Animal Instinct Takes Over In Fire |
60 |
Should We Move Species To Save Them? |
61 |
Alzheimer's Vaccine Stopped Plaque, Not Dementia |
62 |
Family Sues Co. For Muscular Dystrophy Drug |
63 |
Plans For Large-scale AIDS Vaccine Trial Dropped |
64 |
Video game sales soar 53 percent in June |
65 |
NPD: Nintendo Maintains Blistering Pace, Sony Doubles Hardware
Sales |
66 |
NPD: Nintendo Wii the top-selling, current-gen console |
67 |
AT&T mistakenly announces free Wi-Fi for iPhone
users...again |
68 |
AT&T offers iPhone owners free access to 17,000 WiFi
hotspots [u] |
69 |
AT&T posts, pulls free iPhone Wi-Fi access page |
70 |
NebuAd: Galileo or pariah? |
71 |
Reps Give Thumbs Down to Sniffing Online Activity |
72 |
San Francisco System Admin Pleads Not Guilty |
73 |
San Francisco Network Admin Enters Not Guilty Plea |
74 |
NASA Study Says Water Flowed Freely On Mars |
75 |
Re: Minerals Provide a Record of Past Martian Water [comment
by CRISM principal investigator] |
76 |
Clay minerals point to vast Martian lakes |
77 |
Rich Wet Environments In Mars's Past May Have Supported Life |
78 |
Review: iPhone 3G |
79 |
Are iPhone VoIP Apps A Threat To Wireless Carriers? No |
80 |
The potential fallout from Apple vs. Psystar |
81 |
Of Apple, Psystar users, and copyright |
82 |
Apple's recall demand would probably kill Psystar, says IP
attorney |
83 |
Mac Cloner Psystar Resumes Operations Despite Apple Suit |
84 |
Apple's Demands Against Psystar, Rightful Or Exaggerated? |
85 |
Grunting, humming fish joins ancient chorus |
86 |
Humming Fish Reveal Ancient Origin of Vocalization [cf. 29] |
87 |
Spread the word: Fish talk |
88 |
We all sing like fish |
89 |
Will Sony's PSP Get a Hard Drive? |
90 |
SHIFT: Putting the iPhone 3G in perspective |
91 |
Dutch court allows publication of Mifare security hole
research |
92 |
Dutch university can publish controversial Oyster research |
93 |
Old eyes can learn new tricks; findings offer hope for adults
with 'lazy eye' |
94 |
New approach to cancer: Find most tightly controlled genes |
95 |
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008-07/uow-sit071508.php |
96 |
Suckling infants trigger surges of trust hormone in mothers'
brains |
97 |
Obsessive compulsive disorder linked to brain activity |
98 |
Iceberg scour affects biodiversity |
99 |
Global warming experts recommend drastic measures to save
species |
100 |
Researchers discover primary sensor that detects stomach
viruses |
101 |
Researchers explore the genetic basis of social behavior in
ants |
102 |
Surges of trust hormone between mother and infant are created
by dendrites |
103 |
Novel computational model describes the speed at which HIV
escapes the immune response |
104 |
Natural selection may not produce the best organisms |
105 |
Discovery of a new signaling mechanism may lead to novel
anti-inflammatory therapy |
106 |
From humming fish to Puccini: Vocal communication evolved with
ancient species |
107 |
Early study reveals promising Alzheimer's disease treatment |
108 |
Vaccine for koala chlamydia close |
109 |
The aorta is torn apart in the Marfan syndrome |
110 |
Saving the wild orchids of Borneo |
111 |
UNC, Caltech research finds further evidence for genetic
contribution to autism |
112 |
New Technique Gets to the Root of Cancer |
113 |
Fuel from food waste: bacteria provide power |
114 |
Using Magnetic Nanoparticles to Combat Cancer |
115 |
Tips on how to build a better home for biological parts |
116 |
Virtual world is sign of future for scientists, engineers |
117 |
Eruptions wiped out ocean life 94 million years ago |
118 |
Protein Transports Nutrients Believed to Protect Against Eye
Disease |
119 |
Students Who Use "Clickers" Score Better on Physics
Tests |
120 |
New Kind of MRI Enables Study of Magnets for Computer Memory |
121 |
Super-resolution X-ray microscopy |
122 |
Could arthritis wonder drugs provide clues for all disease? |
123 |
Tree branching key to efficient flow in nature and novel
materials |
124 |
First full 3D view of cracks growing in steel |
125 |
Advance brings low-cost, bright LED lighting closer to reality |
126 |
Scientists demonstrate the sharpest measurement of ice
crystals in clouds |
127 |
Nanosculpture Could Enable New Types of Heat Pumps and Energy
Converters [cf. 181] |
128 |
Molecular Hula Hoop |
129 |
CSHL scientists correlate enzyme expression levels with
chemotherapy drug response |
130 |
Heart attack not a death sentence |
131 |
Insight into mechanisms of diabetes-induced microvascular
disease reveals new therapies |
132 |
HIV conquers immune system faster than previously realized |
133 |
Studies refute common stereotypes about obese workers |
134 |
Averting postsurgical infections in kids: Give antibiotics
within hour before first incision |
135 |
An ID for Alzheimer's? |
136 |
Comrades to consumers: study of advertising reveals China's
startling transformation |
137 |
Hydrogen vehicles making impressive progress toward
commercialization |
138 |
New roadside beautification concept studied |
139 |
Research Publications Online: Too Much of A Good Thing? |
140 |
iTunes allows radiologists to save, sort and search personal
learning files |
141 |
Beyond Cold: How the World Works at -459 Degrees |
142 |
Rumor Debunked: No Flip-Flop on Global Warming |
143 |
New Video Sees Earth from Alien Perspective |
144 |
Psychic Nearly Destroys Family |
145 |
Victor Emerges in Stormy Battle on Jupiter |
146 |
Gene Variations May Predict Antidepressant Response |
147 |
Meat Eaters Live a Lie |
148 |
8 Signs the Animal Kingdom Is Out of Whack |
149 |
In the Field: Burmese Motorcycle Diaries |
150 |
Right and Wrong: How War Changes Children |
151 |
Bigger is Better, Until You Go Extinct |
152 |
Galapagos invaders go native |
153 |
Column: Muse. Who says the Internet broadens your horizons? |
154 |
Virtual drug den to aid addiction research |
155 |
HIV vaccine trial cancelled |
156 |
Flying robots have their wings clipped |
157 |
The best places in the world to have cancer |
158 |
Do the sexes have different dietary needs? |
159 |
'Ten Commandments' of race and genetics issued |
160 |
Sensors provide motion capture without the cameras |
161 |
Painless needle mimics a mosquito's bite |
162 |
Aloof parents may produce autistic children |
163 |
'Sleepless' gene hints at the nature of slumber |
164 |
What would Earth look like to alien astronomers? |
165 |
Grunting fish tell of the origins of human speech |
166 |
Atom-thick carbon sheets set new strength record |
167 |
Missing fossils could warn of extreme climate to come |
168 |
People power is new weapon against Olympic terrorism |
169 |
Threatened species 'need help' finding cooler homes |
170 |
Academics hack London's transport payment system |
171 |
'Blade Runner' fails to make the Olympic cut |
172 |
Chemical breakthrough turns sawdust into biofuel |
173 |
Smell of fresh earth traced to bacteria genes |
174 |
Panel finds misconduct by bubble fusion researcher |
175 |
New Kind of MRI Enables Study of Magnets for Computer Memory |
176 |
Team Creates Touch-based Illusion |
177 |
Three Red Spots Mix It Up on Jupiter |
178 |
From Humming Fish to Puccini: Vocal Communication Evolved with
Ancient Species |
179 |
New TNFR Signaling Mechanism Discovered |
180 |
Shaping the Nation's Renewable Energy Future |
181 |
Nanosculpture Could Enable New Types of Heat Pumps and Energy
Converters [cf. 127] |
182 |
Researchers Author Textbook on Biological and Chemical
Terrorism Countermeasures |
183 |
Anthropologist Helps Unravel Mummy Mystery |
184 |
Sandia Sends Sensors Into Space to Detect Nuclear Blasts
Globally |
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