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Chemistry regulation called "a step backward'? |
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1st Calif. high-speed rail segment to be in valley |
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The Tech leader Peter Friess resigns from San Jose museum post |
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'Renaissance of the bay' continues with restoration of
330-acre former salt pond off Alviso |
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Could WikiLeaks survive without Julian Assange? |
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Panel recommends expanding use of stomach bands |
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BP says gov't estimate of oil flow too large |
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Scientists Find Protein That May Help Control Prostate Cancer |
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NASA Delays Shuttle Discovery's Final Launch to February Over
Fuel Tank Cracks |
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New BP challenge to spill size could affect fine |
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Private Rocket's Engine Test Stalled By Glitch |
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Sarkozy in India to discuss trade, energy projects |
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Arsenic-Eating Bacteria Hint at Possible 'Shadow Biosphere' |
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Experts keep close eye on badly injured whale |
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2 more rare red foxes confirmed in Sierra Nevada |
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As climate talks drag on, more ponder techno-fixes |
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California's education outlook: huge classes, restive
students, overworked teachers |
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Average joes welcomed alongside celebs at Elaine's |
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Controller sickout causes Spain travel chaos |
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Outbreaks Signal Another Flu Season, CDC Says |
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Medicare Cuts May Have Spurred Drop in Prostate Cancer
Treatment |
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US military space UAV back on ground after 7 month mission |
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NASA postpones Discovery launch to February 3 |
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Beautiful and obsolete: the wristwatch boom mystery |
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Arsenic-Eating Bacteria Points To New Types Of Life |
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US space agency finds new form of life...on Earth |
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Research Discovers Life Built With Toxic Chemical |
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Super-Earth Has An Atmosphere, But Is It Steamy Or Gassy |
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Russia to increase missiles unless shield agreed: Putin |
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Study Predicts Distribution Of Gravitational Wave Sources |
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Gravity wave project takes important step |
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Picometre Precision Demonstrated By LISA Pathfinder Tests |
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The Earth Is Not Round |
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Putting A Spin On Light And Atoms |
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Bringing Grace To Earth Mass And Water Movements |
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Problem hits major European gravity satellite |
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Blacker Than Black |
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Cinnamon Can Replace Harmful Chemicals Used To Create
Nanoparticles |
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Self-Assembly Of Nano-Rotors |
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Cassini Returns Images Of Bright Jets At Enceladus |
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From Toxicity To Life: Arsenic Proves To Be A Building Block |
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Evidence Of Ancient Impact Preserved In Modern Sand |
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Opportunity Imaging Small Craters On Way To Endeavour |
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The Universe Does Think Small |
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NASA Seeks Nonprofit To Manage ISS National Lab Research |
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Dark Matter Could Transfer Energy In The Sun |
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First Super-Earth Atmosphere Analyzed |
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Silicon-Germanium For Space Electronics Applications |
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Discovery Triples Number of Stars In Universe |
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Massive Galaxies Formed When Universe Was Young |
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Pits, Flows, Other Scenes In New Set Of Mars Images |
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Astronomers Use Moon In Effort To Corral Elusive Cosmic
Particles |
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AMS Discoveries Will Surprise, Lead Scientist Predicts |
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Studying Sun's Effects On Earth's Climate |
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HYLAS Satellite Reaches Geostationary Orbit |
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World's Fastest Camera Takes A New Look At Biosensing |
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Manufacturing Made To Measure Atomic-Scale Electrodes |
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Short Light Pulses Will Enable Ultrafast Data Transfer Within
Computer Chips |
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Chaogates Hold Promise For The Semiconductor Industry |
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To Boldly Go--But On A Tight Budget |
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No Such Thing As Free Parking |
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Cartoon Characters as Facebook Profile Pictures |
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Report: Groupon Spurns Google's Takeover Attempt |
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PayPal Cuts WikiLeaks From Money Flow |
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As Climate Talks Drag on, More Ponder Techno-Fixes |
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Cyber Attack Hits India's Investigative Agency |
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2 More Rare Red Foxes Confirmed in Sierra Nevada |
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Man Pleads Not Guilty to Running Vast Spam Network |
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Latin Bloc Scolds Rich Countries at Climate Talks |
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Feds Check Wrong Person's E-Mail in Spam Probe |
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UK gives 37m pounds to aid overseas farmers on climate change |
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Hot and cold oil in Cancun climate |
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A perfect day in Miami |
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Sri Lanka war zone becomes wildlife sanctuary |
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Cyber attack forces Wikileaks to change web address |
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Russian man pleads not guilty to global spam scheme |
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Wikileaks files reveal secret US-Yemen bomb deal |
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Obama hails US troops' 'progress' in Afghanistan |
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'Robotic legs' help stroke patients to walk again |
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How to Avoid Cell Phone Malfunctions |
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Rainbow Brite, Smurfs and Other Cartoon Characters Take Over
Facebook |
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2 Dead, 83 Injured in Moscow Runway Crash |
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2 Arrests in Massive Israeli Forest Fire |
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GOP Senators Reject Tax Cuts for Middle Class |
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Julian Assange Talks About UFOs, Pride, Death |
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S Korea Defense Nominee Vows Airstrikes on North |
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Mexican Drug Queen Acquitted on Trafficking Charges |
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7 Afghan Demining Experts Released By Captors |
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Pakistan Military Says Its Supports Government |
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UN Investigating Reported Device Blast In Lebanon |
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Abbas: Last Resort--I'll Ask Israel To Take Over |
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Aretha Franklin Surgery a "Success": Should God Get
Credit? |
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Wilson Phillips' Carnie Wilson Fired from Diet for Not Losing
Weight |
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New observations of exploding stars reveal pauses, flickers
and flares not reliably seen before |
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Scientists untangle spider web stickiness |
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NASA postpones Discovery launch to February 3 (Update 2) |
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US Air Force connects 1,760 PlayStation 3's to build
supercomputer |
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US deploys 'game-changer' weapon to Afghanistan |
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Large Hadron Collider experiments bring new insight into
primordial universe |
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NASA creates buzz with 'extraterrestrial' announcement |
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New life form found on Earth: Deadly arsenic breathes life
into organisms (Update, Video) |
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Partial reversal of aging achieved in mice |
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A step toward fusion power: MIT advance helps remove
contaminants that slow fusion reactions |
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Discovery triples number of stars in universe |
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Your web surfing history accessible via JavaScript:
researchers |
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Nissan hopes zero-emission Leaf will electrify drivers |
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Researchers discover a way to simultaneously desalinate water,
produce hydrogen and treat wastewater |
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Pheromones a myth in mammals |
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Sahara desert project aims to power half the world by 2050 |
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US military spacecraft back on ground after 7 months |
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NASA engineers develop 'blacker than black' nanotubes (w/
Video) |
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Rutgers scientists: Asteroids did kill the dinosaurs |
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US cable TV bleeds subscribers as online grows |
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A world warmed by 2 or 4 degrees Celsius poses many challenges |
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Milky Way stars move in mysterious ways |
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Some UFOs may be explained as ball lighting |
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Physicists create supernova in a jar (w/ Video) |
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Rainforest collapse drove reptile evolution |
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Using nanotechnology to improve cancer treatment |
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Researchers create new high-performance fiber |
121 |
Graphene: Scientists figure out how to shatter the world's
strongest material |
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Measuring the temperature of nanoparticles |
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Cinnamon can replace harmful chemicals used to create
nanoparticles |
124 |
Scientists create highly ordered artificial spin ice using
nanotechnology |
125 |
Fitting a biological nanopore into a man-made one, new ways to
analyze DNA |
126 |
Revealing the secrets of chemical bath deposition |
127 |
Magnetic field directs nanoparticles to tumors |
128 |
Expandable nanoparticles show promise in treating lethal
abdominal cavity tumors |
129 |
TiO2 nanoparticles-containing materials in our cities: Impacts
are difficult to predict |
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All sprayed at once: Ultrathin coatings made through
simultaneous spraying of interacting substances |
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Scientists crack materials mystery in vanadium dioxide |
132 |
World-first to provide building blocks for new nano devices |
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Nanoparticle thermotherapy as a chemotherapy alternative |
134 |
Mechanical engineering at the molecular level: Self-assembly
of nano-rotors (w/ Video) |
135 |
Damaging graphene to create a band gap |
136 |
Scientists generate two energetic electronic states from one
photon |
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Magnetic switching under pressure |
138 |
Researchers create high performance infrared camera based on
type-II InAs/GaSb superlattices |
139 |
Researchers continue search for elusive new particles at CERN |
140 |
Dark matter could transfer energy in the Sun |
141 |
Electron 'pairing': Triplet superconductivity proven
experientially for first time |
142 |
Detector blinding attacks on quantum cryptography defeated |
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In Brief: Quantum dot-Induced transparency |
144 |
Physicists close two loopholes while violating local realism |
145 |
Astronomers use moon in effort to corral elusive cosmic
particles |
146 |
Researchers demystify glasses by studying crystals |
147 |
Rotating light provides indirect look into the nucleus |
148 |
Nano-diamond qubits and photonic crystals |
149 |
UBC physicists make atoms and dark matter add up |
150 |
Smashing fluids...the physics of flow |
151 |
Tempest in a teapot: Scientists describe swirling natural
phenomena |
152 |
The water dance |
153 |
Materials research with antiparticles: Unravelling the secret
of nanocrystalline materials |
154 |
Climate: a million deaths a year by 2030: study |
155 |
Anesthetic gases heat climate as much as 1 million cars |
156 |
Snow from space: Satellite images of snow-bound UK |
157 |
3 Questions: Sara Seager on the discovery of a 'new' form of
life |
158 |
Soil nutrient management for organic production |
159 |
Study predicts distribution of gravitational wave sources |
160 |
Researchers find evidence of fire in Antarctic ice |
161 |
Vitamins identified as key nutrient which may promote harmful
algal blooms in coastal waters |
162 |
Cassini returns images of bright jets at Enceladus |
163 |
Research provides better understanding of long-term changes in
the climate system |
164 |
Lead isotopes yield clues to how Asian air pollution reaches
California |
165 |
Rewarding eco-friendly farmers can help combat climate change |
166 |
Pits, flows, other scenes in new set of Mars images |
167 |
Researchers find mathematical patterns to forecast earthquakes |
168 |
Thai tech pioneer converts waste into wealth |
169 |
China promises new support to solar development |
170 |
Stanford students create 'do not track' software |
171 |
Energy use in the media cloud |
172 |
India says no BlackBerry solution so far |
173 |
Ethanol in crosshairs as tax deadline nears |
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Putting old tires to new use in transportation projects |
175 |
Virtual training gets real |
176 |
New theory on the origin of water on Earth |
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Greener cement offers concrete environmental benefits |
178 |
Biochemists develop new method for preventing oxidative damage
to cells |
179 |
Sows ears and silk purses: Packing more flavor into modern
pork |
180 |
A powerful new technology to identify HIV inhibitors |
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Lungfish teeth could hold key to better cars, planes |
182 |
Electronic cigarettes are unsafe and pose health risks, new
study finds |
183 |
Marijuana use suppresses immune functions, study shows |
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Mucus in the nose changes perception of smells |
185 |
Sensitive testosterone detector linked to less aggression |
186 |
Researchers find key to gender differences in processing
stress |
187 |
New clue in leukemia mystery: Researchers identify 'poison'
employed by deadly enzyme mutations |
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Americans moderate views in deliberative democracy experiment |
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Ammonites were probably eaten by fellow cephalopods |
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Poor student outcomes linked to aging schools |
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Minimum wage hikes don't eliminate jobs |
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Neutron bomb inventor Samuel Cohen dies in LA |
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The true language of love? It's math, says Berkeley professor |
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Pray tell: Americans stretching the truth about church
attendance |
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A breakthrough in the struggle against the increasingly
resistant malaria parasite |
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Recirculating systems for warm-water marine fish developed by
USDA scientists |
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Where have all the flowers gone? |
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Great balls of evolution: Microbiologists evolve
microorganisms to cooperate in new way |
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Discovery could shrink dengue-spreading mosquito population |
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Scientists home in on chemicals needed to reprogram cells |
201 |
Scientists discover mechanism that turns healthy cells into
prostate cancer cells |
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To be or not to be endangered? Listing of rare Hawaiian coral
species called into question |
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