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Title |
| 1 |
New Google Tool Makes Websites Twice as Fast |
| 2 |
Stealth DNA May Control Aging |
| 3 |
Adding Cabbie Know-How to Online Maps |
| 4 |
Turbines Could Tap the Mississippi's Power |
| 5 |
The Great Mobile Cloud Disruption |
| 6 |
Why China's New Supercomputer Is Only Technically the World's
Fastest |
| 7 |
A Bendable, Light-Bending Material |
| 8 |
Gesturing at Your TV Isn't Ready for Prime Time |
| 9 |
Nanogenerator Powers Up |
| 10 |
A Hybrid Underwater Robot |
| 11 |
Rewinding the Clock for Aging Cells |
| 12 |
Can Aging Be Solved? |
| 13 |
The Secrets Of Ancient Martian and Terrestrial Atmospheres |
| 14 |
Bringing a Bit of Mars Back Home |
| 15 |
US, Australia sign space surveillance deal |
| 16 |
Fifth Ariane 5 Ready To Receive Its Satellite Payloads |
| 17 |
China Announces Success Of Chang'e-2 Lunar Probe Mission |
| 18 |
The International Space Weather Initiative |
| 19 |
Full Week Of Driving Past Set Of Craters |
| 20 |
Lockheed Martin Delivers Key GPS III Test Hardware Ahead of
Schedule |
| 21 |
Simulating Black Hole Radiation With Lasers |
| 22 |
The GEO Graveyard May Not Be Permanent |
| 23 |
Tiangong Space Lab Spurs China Space PR Blitz |
| 24 |
Space Travel Is Bad On The Bones |
| 25 |
Tank leak delays Discovery launch until end November |
| 26 |
EPOXI Reveals Comet Hartley 2 |
| 27 |
SpaceShipTwo designer Rutan retiring |
| 28 |
UK Scientists Celebrate Mini Big Bangs As Lead Ion Collides |
| 29 |
Use Satellites To Know Your Snow |
| 30 |
NASA Extends TIMED Mission For Fourth Time |
| 31 |
Vega P80 First Stage Is Rolled Out To The Spaceport's Vega
Launch Facility |
| 32 |
China Calls For Improved Earth Observation In Developing
Countries |
| 33 |
Saudi Arabia, Ukraine To Hold Joint Space Explorations |
| 34 |
Bulava Missile Program Faces Decision Time |
| 35 |
US e-book sales near one billion dollars in 2010: Forrester |
| 36 |
Turkey against NATO missile shield targeting Iran |
| 37 |
US, Australia sign space defence surveillance agreement |
| 38 |
Iran lashes out at Russia for missile deal |
| 39 |
Anticancer Protein Might Combat HIV |
| 40 |
Pet Frogs Can Transmit Salmonella |
| 41 |
Bitter Lungs |
| 42 |
Falling in Love Is 'More Scientific Than You Think' |
| 43 |
Should Health Care Workers Be Required to Get Flu
Vaccinations? |
| 44 |
Why Does Lack of Sleep Affect Us Differently? |
| 45 |
Beauty From the Bottom Up |
| 46 |
Spacecraft Eavesdrops on Distant Stars |
| 47 |
Weighing Risks, Convicts Display Blind Spots |
| 48 |
Pancreatic Cancer Years in the Making |
| 49 |
The Fingers Don't Lie |
| 50 |
'Vertical Farm' Envisions Tall Future for Farming |
| 51 |
Supersizing Pumpkins |
| 52 |
Trading Places |
| 53 |
Omega-3 Pills Fail to Work in Alzheimer's Patients |
| 54 |
Study: Brain Energy Crisis May Spark Parkinson's |
| 55 |
Arctic Lake Yields Climate Record |
| 56 |
Neutron Star Breaks Mass Record |
| 57 |
Revealing the Galaxy's Dark Side |
| 58 |
Comet Encounter |
| 59 |
New Rock Type Found on Moon |
| 60 |
Genome May Be Mostly Junk After All |
| 61 |
Central Dogma of Genetics Maybe Not So Central |
| 62 |
New Methods Detect Subtleties in Human Genomes |
| 63 |
1000 Genomes Pilot a Hit With Geneticists |
| 64 |
Researchers Find a 'Liberal Gene' |
| 65 |
Skin Is No Barrier to BPA, Study Shows |
| 66 |
Election Projections for Science Investments |
| 67 |
Building a Better Bomb Sniffer |
| 68 |
Where's the Gulf Oil? In the Food Web, Study Says |
| 69 |
Studying How Humans Make Decisions |
| 70 |
Online Social Networks and Human Behavior |
| 71 |
Girl Power: No Male? No Problem for Female Boa Constrictor |
| 72 |
Scientists Find New Galaxies Through Cosmic Alignment |
| 73 |
The Mind Uses Syntax to Interpret Actions |
| 74 |
New Statistical Model Moves Human Evolution Back 3 Million
Years |
| 75 |
Hurricane Forecasts Can Be Made Years in Advance |
| 76 |
Human-computer music performances use system that links music
and musical gestures (w/ Video) |
| 77 |
Securing the nation with fingerprinting materials |
| 78 |
Black holes' true power revealed by 'Russian doll' galaxy |
| 79 |
Oldest fossil shrimp preserved with muscles |
| 80 |
Link found between arsenic in drinking water and strokes |
| 81 |
Nanogenerators grow strong enough to power small conventional
electronics (w/ Video) |
| 82 |
Stanford scientists see the logic in the illogical behavior of
neurons |
| 83 |
Aboriginal astronomers observed and recorded a
'supernova-impostor' event: research |
| 84 |
New DNA repair pathway |
| 85 |
Differences in human and Neanderthal brains set in just after
birth |
| 86 |
CERN completes transition to lead-ion running at the Large
Hadron Collider |
| 87 |
Laser sets records for neutron yield, laser energy |
| 88 |
Ellison: Oracle has $4 billion case against SAP |
| 89 |
Simulating black hole radiation with lasers |
| 90 |
Cosmic radio beacons |
| 91 |
Bilingualism delays onset of Alzheimer's symptoms |
| 92 |
Discovery could reveal secrets of ancient Martian and
terrestrial atmospheres |
| 93 |
New ocean acidification study shows added danger to already
struggling coral reefs |
| 94 |
Scientists discover how the songbird's brain controls timing
during singing |
| 95 |
Iron stimulates blooms of toxin-producing algae in open ocean,
study finds |
| 96 |
Scientists ID new cancer drug target |
| 97 |
Single parenthood doesn't pay off for plants |
| 98 |
Scientists identify cellular communicators for cancer virus |
| 99 |
Making use of jellyfish on dry land |
| 100 |
Children find their own way to solve arithmetic problems |
| 101 |
Lab on chip for membrane proteins |
| 102 |
Israel's scientists think big with the very, very small |
| 103 |
Scientists create world's first 'super-twisted' light |
| 104 |
New 'nano-drug' hits brain-tumor target found in 2001 |
| 105 |
Fluorographene: The world's thinnest insulator |
| 106 |
Big steps in creating small chips |
| 107 |
Colonic navigation: Nanotechnology helps deliver drugs to
intestinal target |
| 108 |
Extraordinary light enhancement technique proposed for
nanophotonic devices |
| 109 |
Transparent conductive material could lead to power-generating
windows |
| 110 |
Small materials poised for big impact in construction |
| 111 |
Nobel Prize for Physics is 'wine from vines that took a decade
to plant,' says Geim |
| 112 |
Scientists investigate atomic-scale mechanisms of nanowire
growth process |
| 113 |
Radically simple technique developed to grow conducting
polymer thin films |
| 114 |
Microreactor speeds nanotech particle production by 500 times |
| 115 |
Cancer drug linked to quantum dots increases drug uptake,
reduces inflammation |
| 116 |
Pivoting hooks of graphene's chemical cousin could
revolutionize work of electron microscopes |
| 117 |
Nanoshells aid in killing breast tumors |
| 118 |
Quantum computers may be much easier to build than previously
thought: study |
| 119 |
Portable microwave sensors for measuring vital signs |
| 120 |
Softening crystals without heat: Using terahertz pulses to
manipulate molecular networks |
| 121 |
Taming thermonuclear plasma with a snowflake |
| 122 |
Getting to know the sun advances fusion research |
| 123 |
Scientists unlock the secrets of exploding plasma clouds on
the sun |
| 124 |
Quantum memory for communication networks of the future |
| 125 |
Vacuum arcs spark new interest |
| 126 |
Novel metamaterial vastly improves quality of ultrasound
imaging |
| 127 |
Fusion makes major step forward at MIT through studies of the
plasma edge |
| 128 |
Next-generation light source gets boost from powerful new
analysis technique |
| 129 |
Imaging of Alfven waves and fast ions in a fusion plasma |
| 130 |
The many faces of the shear Alfven wave |
| 131 |
Plasma as a fast optical switch |
| 132 |
Positronium scatters like an electron |
| 133 |
The forming of folded structures |
| 134 |
Gravity eases its pull |
| 135 |
Physicists produce black hole plasma in the lab |
| 136 |
Bringing a bit of Mars back home |
| 137 |
Oil will run dry before substitutes roll out: study |
| 138 |
US scientists to speak out on climate change |
| 139 |
Dangerous chemicals in food wrappers likely migrating to
humans: study |
| 140 |
Cleaning up polluting contaminants takes longer than thought:
researcher |
| 141 |
Climate change: Water reservoir glacier |
| 142 |
Scientists use light signatures to track merging supermassive
black holes |
| 143 |
Threshold sea surface temperature for hurricanes and tropical
thunderstorms is rising |
| 144 |
China unveils photos of moon |
| 145 |
Video: Flight of the comet |
| 146 |
The ethical robot (w/ Video) |
| 147 |
Interest is growing in e-readers |
| 148 |
US e-book sales near one billion dollars in 2010: Forrester |
| 149 |
Researchers to build extreme scale supercomputer |
| 150 |
Jambox a boombox for the smart gadget era |
| 151 |
Panasonic introduces smallest, lightest interchangeable
digital lens camera |
| 152 |
Dancing Divabot performs on stage (w/ Video) |
| 153 |
Review: iPhone-controlled drone fun but expensive |
| 154 |
GPS maker Garmin hanging up on smartphones |
| 155 |
Kinect aims to please, but price could be a hurdle |
| 156 |
Logitech introduces solar-powered keyboard |
| 157 |
Amazon's 3G Kindle leaps 'Great Firewall of China' |
| 158 |
Robots are lords of the dance at South Korean festival |
| 159 |
British iPhone 4 alarm glitch 'makes scores late for work' |
| 160 |
Tokyo 'seizes Google user records' over video leak |
| 161 |
Carnegie Mellon to develop autonomous capability for 'flying
car' |
| 162 |
Japan's Rakuten e-retailer books larger sales |
| 163 |
Global warming reduces available wind energy |
| 164 |
NEC develops organic radical battery for practical use |
| 165 |
Amazon increases revenue split for papers, magazines |
| 166 |
Web tool aims to prevent day-after Facebook regrets |
| 167 |
Republican victory in US election dooms 'net neutrality' |
| 168 |
MIT researchers test automatic parallel parking (w/ Video) |
| 169 |
Data from savvy cabbies to help improve online mapping |
| 170 |
Toshiba introduces high performance blade-type SSDs |
| 171 |
UC Berkeley students help improve Wikipedia's credibility |
| 172 |
Scientists identify one cause of damage in Alzheimer's
disease, find a way to stop it |
| 173 |
New method for simple fabrication of microperforated membranes |
| 174 |
Fine-tuning photosynthesis |
| 175 |
'Prima donna' protein doesn't work well in pairs |
| 176 |
Turbo-packed RNA: Turbo reagent allows precise synthesis of
tRNA nucleosides |
| 177 |
UNC team discovers promising target for new pancreatic cancer
treatments |
| 178 |
Scientists advance the understanding of the big getting bigger |
| 179 |
New photosensitive film converts light into kinetic energy,
bends when irradiated |
| 180 |
New propulsion system for micro-objects |
| 181 |
Identity of Pompeii's mystery horse revealed |
| 182 |
Cell membranes behave like cornstarch and water |
| 183 |
Compounds from periwinkle plant could become more effective
cancer drugs |
| 184 |
Key Parkinson's clue could be protein aggregate |
| 185 |
A sweet discovery raises hope for treating Ebola, Lassa,
Marburg and other fast-acting viruses |
| 186 |
Levels of coumarin in cassia cinnamon vary greatly even in
bark from the same tree |
| 187 |
Built-in timer for improving accuracy of cost saving
paper-strip medical tests |
| 188 |
Organic onions, carrots and potatoes do not have higher levels
of healthful antioxidants |
| 189 |
More than 1,000 tigers reduced to skin and bones in last
decade |
| 190 |
Mountain ranges may act as 'safe haven' for species facing
climate change |
| 191 |
Heavy metals and moose |
| 192 |
Sniffer 'hero rats' saving lives in war zones |
| 193 |
Engineered plants make potential precursor to raw material for
plastics (w/ Video) |
| 194 |
Harvard researchers identify new aspect of cell reprogramming |
| 195 |
Were our tetrapod ancestors deaf? |
| 196 |
Rare bat found in oil palm plantation's oasis |
| 197 |
Leaf-cutter ants |
| 198 |
Scientists turn skin into blood (w/ Video) |
| 199 |
Scientists meet to ensure supply of Asia's staple, rice |
| 200 |
New insect birth control strategy zaps cotton pests |
| 201 |
Study: Tuna black market worth billions of dollars |
| 202 |
Moved by religion: Mexican cavefish develop resistance to
toxin |
| 203 |
Key genes may contain insight into evolution of dinosaurs |
| 204 |
Researchers reshape basic understanding of cell division |
| 205 |
New NIH data show gains in COPD awareness |
| 206 |
MicroRNA controls mammary gland development in mice |
| 207 |
The connection between childhood, teenage abuse and diabetes
in women |
| 208 |
New report suggests why risk for sudden infant death syndrome
is greater in babies of mothers who smoke |
| 209 |
Alzheimer's presents unique cultural challenges for Chinese
families |
| 210 |
Improve memory with culture-sensitive cognitive training |
| 211 |
Great genetic variation in pancreatic cancer, study shows |
| 212 |
Breast cancer detection improved with image processing |
| 213 |
Cognitive problems may appear in children with epilepsy |
| 214 |
New test for ovarian cancer patients |
| 215 |
Cancer experience worse for young adults in spite of better
survival odds |
| 216 |
Shock absorbent flooring to reduce injury through falls |
| 217 |
Researchers to explore why there is a high risk of second
stroke |
| 218 |
Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens |
| 219 |
Using CT, radiologists can pinpoint cause of some strokes |
| 220 |
Parents should talk about math early and often with their
children (w/ Video) |
| 221 |
Recommendation letters could cost women jobs, promotions |
| 222 |
Study shows universities may be failing to sufficiently teach
basic research skills |
| 223 |
To retire or not to retire? |
| 224 |
Urine for sale? South African city wants to buy |
| 225 |
Researcher IDs Ice Age sloth bone in Colorado |
| 226 |
World's oldest axe found in Australia |
| 227 |
New statistical model moves human evolution back 3 million
years |
| 228 |
Why some voices sound more attractive |
| 229 |
Specialization builds trust among web users |
| 230 |
Sifting through the past |
| 231 |
After nearly 100 years, 'Fauntleroy' manuscript complete again |
| 232 |
Unions make both members and nonmembers happier |
| 233 |
Gender has no place in the legal definition of parenthood,
says family law expert |
| 234 |
Despite recession, Hispanic and Asian buying power expected to
surge in US |
| 235 |
Ancient shrimp monster not so fierce after all |
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