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Pearls Before Breakfast |
2 |
Private-Enterprise Astronauts |
3 |
N.Y. Attorney General Alleges Online Retail Fraud |
4 |
Girl's 15 Days in Haiti Rubble Raises Survival Questions |
5 |
Military Weapons That Save Lives? |
6 |
For Women Who Want Kids, 'the Sooner the Better': 90 Percent
of Eggs Gone By Age 30 |
7 |
Google phases out support for IE6 |
8 |
Vaccine 'could cut HIV TB deaths' |
9 |
Turning E. Coli into Road-Ready Diesel |
10 |
Electric Car Maker Tesla Files for IPO |
11 |
NASA Jet to Study Haiti Fault Lines |
12 |
eBay Faces Brewing Revolt |
13 |
UN Climate Chief Plays Down Scandals |
14 |
Distracted Driving Laws Don't Stop Crashes |
15 |
Lottery Winner Found Buried in Backyard |
16 |
Foods to Feed Your Libido |
17 |
Developmental delay may explain behavior of easygoing ape
species |
18 |
Seabirds' movement patterns tied to what fishermen toss away |
19 |
With climate change, birds are taking off for migration
sooner; not reaching destinations earlier |
20 |
Uncorrelated activity in the brain |
21 |
UCLA cancer researchers perform complete genomic sequencing of
brain cancer cell line |
22 |
Blood test can predict rheumatoid arthritis before symptoms
arise |
23 |
New 'suicide' molecule halts rheumatoid arthritis |
24 |
'Overweight' adults age 70 or older are less likely to die
over a 10-year period |
25 |
Like escape artists, rotifers elude enemies by drying up
and--poof!--they are gone with the wind |
26 |
'Squeaker' catfish communicate across generations |
27 |
Using magnetic toys as inspiration, researchers tease out
structures of self-assembled clusters |
28 |
Bees recognize human faces using feature configuration |
29 |
University of the Basque Country researchers decode
transcriptome for grey mullet |
30 |
Multiple sclerosis risk changes with the season |
31 |
Study recommends better handling of milk in restaurants |
32 |
ARS genetic analysis helps spot sugarcane rusts |
33 |
Natural gas supplies could be augmented with methane hydrate |
34 |
Hospital scanner could curb nuclear waste threat |
35 |
Grandpa's broken hip may mean weaker bones for his grandsons |
36 |
Linheng Li proposes novel theory for mammalian stem cell
regulation |
37 |
New computational tool for cancer treatment |
38 |
Most patients gain weight after getting a new knee, UD study
finds |
39 |
New paper describes important advance in imaging of cell death |
40 |
CCNY Biologists Identify New Spiny Pocket Mouse Species |
41 |
Biochemical profile may help diagnose, determine
aggressiveness of prostate cancer |
42 |
Astronomers Find Rare Beast by New Means |
43 |
Barefoot runners ease into low-impact landings |
44 |
A forensic analysis of Hurricane Katrina's impact: methods and
findings |
45 |
How many argon atoms can fit on the surface of a carbon
nanotube? |
46 |
Is iron the culprit in algae blooms? Study probes link |
47 |
Stem cell breakthrough: Bone marrow cells are the answer |
48 |
Potential new target for drugs to treat iron deficiency and
overload discovered |
49 |
Researchers Find New Way To Study How Enzymes Repair DNA Sun
Damage |
50 |
Advances in cancer detection research by Virginia Tech
engineer featured in British magazine |
51 |
Research breakthrough could lead to new treatment for malaria |
52 |
Self-healing polymer "starfish" prolong lifetime of
automotive oils |
53 |
Optical refrigeration expected to enhance airborne and
spaceborne applications |
54 |
'Silent strokes' linked to kidney failure in diabetics |
55 |
Immune cell levels predict skin cancer risk in kidney
transplant patients |
56 |
Mortality rates for pediatric rheumatology patients
significantly lower than previously reported |
57 |
Symptoms have little value for early detection of ovarian
cancer |
58 |
Smokers at risk from their own 'second-hand' smoke |
59 |
Rheumatoid arthritis doesn't hinder computing skills |
60 |
New vaccine effective in preventing TB in African patients
with HIV infection |
61 |
Biomarker could help doctors tailor treatment for rheumatoid
arthritis |
62 |
Promising new neuroimaging techniques for early detection of
Alzheimer's disease |
63 |
Safety in numbers--a cloud-based immune system for computers |
64 |
Research on global 'sun block' needed now |
65 |
Almost half of injured Haitians are likely to be children,
pediatric emergency study indicates |
66 |
Innovative technique can spot errors in key technological
systems |
67 |
Signing contracts on the telephone |
68 |
Researchers Develop New Tool for Gene Delivery |
69 |
Wireless optical transmission key to secure, safe and rapid
indoor communications |
70 |
The roots of food security |
71 |
The fungus among us: An eco-friendly way of decomposing
BPA-containing plastic |
72 |
Mismatched alloys are a good match for thermoelectrics |
73 |
2010 Lemelson-MIT Invention Index reveals ways to enhance
teens' interest in STEM |
74 |
Breakthrough heart scanner will allow earlier diagnosis |
75 |
New simulation tool could shorten manufacturing design process |
76 |
Olga's track is a puzzle forecasters are putting together |
77 |
AMP releases statement on oversight of laboratory tests |
78 |
Survey Says: Republicans Know More Than Democrats |
79 |
Termite Battles May Explain Evolution of Social Insects |
80 |
Chavez: US 'Tectonic Weapon' Caused Haiti Quake |
81 |
White Roofs Could Reduce Urban Heating |
82 |
New 6-Legged Robot Walks By Taming Chaos |
83 |
Why Men and Women Get Jealous for Different Reasons |
84 |
Airports Could Get Mind-Reading Scanners |
85 |
Distraction Boosts Memory With Age |
86 |
Clawed Dinosaur Most Primitive of its Kind |
87 |
N/A |
88 |
Levitating Magnet Brings Nuclear Fusion Closer to Reality |
89 |
New Theory of Primate Origins Sparks Controversy |
90 |
Peering Into the Sun's Interior |
91 |
Why Ostriches Can't Fly |
92 |
New Tyrannosaur Species Discovered |
93 |
How Much Sleep Do I Need? |
94 |
Mars rover Spirit (2003-10) |
95 |
New Musical "Cell Side Story" Puts Science on Stage |
96 |
How "Random" Lasers Work |
97 |
Illuminating Protein Networks in One Step |
98 |
U.S. Southwest Expected to Dry Further as Climate Warms |
99 |
Study of Shark Virgin Birth Shows Offspring Can Survive Long
Term |
100 |
Mayo Clinic and IBM Advance Early Detection of Brain Aneurysms |
101 |
Do We Have Free Will? FSU Philosopher Awarded $4.4M Grant to
Find Out |
102 |
Software to Test Cybersecurity Systems for Flaws |
103 |
Plant Evolution Led to Permanent Changes to the Way Rivers
Looked and Behaved |
104 |
The Science Behind the Haiti Earthquake |
105 |
New Networking Formula Could Predict Research Success |
106 |
Fluctuating Blood Glucose Levels May Affect Decision Making |
107 |
Breakthrough Could Change Sampling Technology Forever |
108 |
Monitoring Peat from Earth, Space |
109 |
Engineer Works to Develop Better Batteries for Energy
Alternatives |
110 |
Device Simulates Deep-Sea Floor Conditions in Lab |
111 |
New, Fast Computing Simulation Tool Nets Best Paper Award |
112 |
Better Computing, Communication for Disaster Response |
113 |
Human Genetic Adaptation Leads to Longer Lives, More Cancer
and Heart Disease |
114 |
Sea Level Has Been Rising and Falling Over Last 2,500 Years |
115 |
Study Reports Reaction Rates for Three Greenhouse Gases |
116 |
Environmental Damage on the St. Lawrence River |
117 |
Earthquake Researchers Return to Haiti to Gather Data |
118 |
Preparing for the Worst: Natural Hazard Mitigation Program at
Michigan Tech |
119 |
Study Discovers Wide Variation in Calorie Content Among
"Low Calorie" Pet Foods |
120 |
Advances in Cancer Detection Featured in Microfluidics Journal |
121 |
Antibiotics Might Team Up to Fight Deadly Staph Infections |
122 |
Federal Grant Funds Production of Stem Cells for Clinical
Trials |
123 |
Blood Protein Offers Help Against Anemia |
124 |
Sniffing Out Lung Cancer at Early Stages |
125 |
New Formula Helps Gauge the Winds of Change |
126 |
SDSC, UCSD Pursuing HPC-based Radiation Therapy |
127 |
Music in Speech=Empathy in Heart? |
128 |
Engineered Metamaterials Enable Remarkably Small Antennas |
129 |
Marine Lab Hunts Subtle Clues to Environmental Threats to Blue
Crabs |
130 |
Stacking the Deck: Single Photons Observed at Seemingly
Faster-than-Light Speeds |
131 |
Manufacturing Competition Challenges University Teams to Stack
a Better Pallet |
132 |
Pollen Tube Growth on Camera Illuminates Fertilization |
133 |
Researchers Develop New Tool for Gene Delivery |
134 |
Ascent Scientific Licenses Novel Columbia University
Technology for High-Resolution Optical Imaging of Synaptic Activity in the Brain |
135 |
Helpful Yeast Battles Food-Contaminating Aflatoxin |
136 |
Grazinglands Reduce Greenhouse Gases |
137 |
Supercomputing Time Awarded to Design Transformational Lithium
Air Battery |
138 |
Trees Retaliate When Their Fig Wasps Don't Service Them |
139 |
Deadly Fish Virus Now Found in All Great Lakes |
140 |
Brain Responses During Anesthesia Mimic Those During Natural
Deep Sleep |
141 |
Prenatal Phthalate Exposure May Alter Children's Behavior and
Cognitive Function |
142 |
The Almond Tree's Secret Weapon |
143 |
What You Eat After Exercise Matters |
144 |
Engineering Team Explores Power of the Mind; Testing How Mere
Thoughts Can Operate Computers and More |
145 |
How Many Argon Atoms Can Fit on the Surface of a Carbon
Nanotube? |
146 |
Like Little Escape Artists, Rotifers Elude Their Enemies by
Drying Up and--Poof!--They Are Gone with the Wind |
147 |
Michael Griffin Responds to Rumored NASA Cuts |
148 |
New Species of Tyrannosaur Discovered in Southwestern U.S. |
149 |
Researchers Perform Complete Genomic Sequencing on Brain
Cancer Cell Line |
150 |
$30M Super Greenhouse to Help Sustain Global Agriculture |
151 |
ARS Genetic Analysis Helps Spot Sugarcane Rusts |
152 |
Engineers Explore Environmental Concerns of Nanotechnology |
153 |
The Endangered Future of the Physician-Scientist |
154 |
Key Milestone Reached on Road to Graphene-Based Electronic
Devices |
155 |
Virtual USA |
156 |
R.I.P. 3-1-1 |
157 |
Stony Brook University-BNL Research Team Receives DOD Grant to
Develop Botulism Antidote |
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