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Volunteering to help at Stanford's Arizona Garden paid off
handsomely in green waste |
2 |
Groups make stink over S.F. 'biosolid' compost |
3 |
DEA says trio made quaaludes at Emeryville lab |
4 |
A year later, sabotage of key fiber optic cables remains a
mystery |
5 |
UCSC to suspend community studies program |
6 |
Apple iPhone to soon get long-sought multitasking |
7 |
Conditions improving for W.Va. mine rescue effort |
8 |
CDC: Cigarette taxes rose in 14 states last year |
9 |
200 feared dead in Brazil mudslides |
10 |
India's Essar Energy plans to raise $2.5 bln through IPO |
11 |
Stem cell treatment shows early promise: Celgene |
12 |
Up Next For Astronauts: Spacewalk No. 1 |
13 |
Whaling compromise under attack |
14 |
Fossils found in South Africa point to early human ancestors |
15 |
African fossils may fit gap between apes, humans |
16 |
Spacewoman asked about career, hair on talk radio |
17 |
Obama to appoint boxer Ali's wife to commission |
18 |
NASA Chief Maps Out Space Agency's Future Beyond Shuttle |
19 |
Rights group says Caracas attacks judicial freedom |
20 |
EPA tightens rules on pesticide linked to deaths |
21 |
Ancestry Search Can Annoy Living Relatives |
22 |
Small asteroid to zip near Earth on Thursday |
23 |
EU satellite to check climate impact on ice |
24 |
Wilma Mankiller--former Cherokee chief--dies |
25 |
Transcript: Pilots were musing about sports cars |
26 |
U.S. sugar group says sugar not to blame for obesity |
27 |
Vaccine Reverses Type 1 Diabetes in Mice |
28 |
Study: Moms Who Exercise Give Birth to Lighter Babies |
29 |
Progress Made Against Tough-to-Treat Biliary Tract Cancers |
30 |
Body Piercing: Sign of Deviance or Normal Practice? |
31 |
CORRECTED: Brain scans show signs of early Alzheimer's |
32 |
Casual Sex Increasing in U.S. |
33 |
Obesity may boost pneumonia risk in men |
34 |
Experts: Lithium doesn't slow Lou Gehrig's disease |
35 |
Study: Riskier surgeries for back pain raise costs |
36 |
FDA cracking down on fat-melting injections |
37 |
Developing test to warn smokers of cancer danger |
38 |
Adobe Apps: Easier to Pass Through the 'i' of a Needle? |
39 |
Hey, Google Fiber Losers: Build It Yourselves |
40 |
15 iPad Apps You Should Download Today |
41 |
Rebel Film Developers Give New Hope to Polaroid Fans |
42 |
Alt Text: Ultimate iPad vs. Virtual Boy Showdown |
43 |
CDC's Smoking Robot Has 2-Pack an Hour Habit |
44 |
Venus Orbiter Finds Potential Active Volcanoes |
45 |
Apple Unveils Next-Gen, Multitasking iPhone OS |
46 |
Lawsuit Says McAfee Plays Loose With Customer Data |
47 |
Impressive New Hubble Image of Odd Galaxy Triplet |
48 |
Bank of America Employee Charged With Planting Malware on ATMs |
49 |
Possible New Human Ancestor Discovered |
50 |
Identity Thieves Filed For $4 Million in Tax Refunds Using
Names of Living and Dead |
51 |
Spam a Judge, Go To Jail? |
52 |
Best Buy to Sell Nook, Target Bags Kindle? |
53 |
Creating a Portable X-Ray Machine |
54 |
Combing Medical Records for Research |
55 |
Tiny Drill Attacks Tough Tumors |
56 |
Social Sites Cover Chinese Hackers' Tracks |
57 |
Smart Pill Reports Back |
58 |
A Personal Cell-Phone Tower |
59 |
Solar-Powered Desalination |
60 |
Can the Kremlin's Silicon Valley Succeed? |
61 |
Apple Reveals iPhone Software with In-Built Advertising |
62 |
Memristor Memory Readied for Production |
63 |
GE to Boost Research in China |
64 |
A Planet-Like Companion Growing Up In The Fast Lane |
65 |
Triton's Summer Sky Of Methane And Carbon Monoxide |
66 |
Getting WISE About Nemesis |
67 |
Hubble Catches Pluto Changing With The Years |
68 |
San Diego Team Delivers Camera For Next Mars Rover |
69 |
Discovery Challenges Planet Formation Theories |
70 |
Japanese woman astronaut goes to space in style |
71 |
Small Companion To Brown Dwarf Challenges Simple Definition |
72 |
Astronomers Capture A Rare Stellar Eclipse In Opening Scene Of
Year-Long Show |
73 |
A Cyborg Space Race |
74 |
Japan unveils humanoid robot that laughs and smiles |
75 |
Japan unveils always-willing dental patient--a robot |
76 |
Our Universe At Home Within A Larger Universe |
77 |
Computer-enhanced vision adds a 'sixth sense' |
78 |
Eye-tracking tools that boost reality [cf. 77] |
79 |
iPad owners raise Wi-Fi issues |
80 |
US retiring nuclear Tomahawk missiles |
81 |
Earth's orbit tied with climate changes |
82 |
Germany charges two over Iran missile equipment exports |
83 |
Israel unveils defense shield for Merkavas |
84 |
Ahmadinejad warns of 'tooth-breaking response' to Obama |
85 |
Plastic Electronics Could Slash The Cost Of Solar Panels |
86 |
Outside View: Cyberframework |
87 |
Swiss solar-energy plane passes first flight test |
88 |
Hundreds detained in Belgian anti-nuclear protest |
89 |
UN to transfer 8,000 Haitians to new camp Saturday |
90 |
Rescuers race to find missing in flooded China mine |
91 |
Does smoking compound other MS risk factors? |
92 |
Eastern US forests resume decline |
93 |
Controls for animals' color designs revealed |
94 |
FDNY rescue workers show lasting lung damage from 9/11 World
Trade Center dust |
95 |
Supplement your stem cells |
96 |
First animals to live without oxygen discovered |
97 |
For osteoporosis patients, exercise pill one step closer to
reality |
98 |
New hominid shares traits with Homo species |
99 |
New hominid species discovered and described in South Africa |
100 |
Cold fronts linked to European H5N1 outbreaks |
101 |
McMaster researchers discover a new way HIV infects women |
102 |
New model tracks the immune response to a T |
103 |
Fragile X protein loss alters brain pathways responsible for
learning and memory |
104 |
Scientific breakthrough at the IRCM to combat the HIV-1 |
105 |
Variations on the genetic theme |
106 |
Ozone levels tend to be above recommended levels at this time
of year in South West Spain |
107 |
New method to study key targets in Alzheimer's disease and
prostate cancer |
108 |
Researchers use novel nanoparticle vaccine to cure type 1
diabetes in mice |
109 |
IU's Carlson among international team of six scientists
announcing new species of prehistoric human |
110 |
Scientists call for biodiversity barometer |
111 |
Powerful new method allows scientists to probe gene activation |
112 |
New study of autism reveals a 'DNA tag' (methylation) amenable
to treatment |
113 |
Cancer Drug Effectiveness Substantially Advanced |
114 |
Migraine Sufferers: More Difficulty Tuning Out Visual Stimuli? |
115 |
Carbon dioxide may explain 'near death experiences' |
116 |
Brown University scientists discover new principle in material
science |
117 |
Triton's Summer Sky of Methane and Carbon Monoxide |
118 |
NC State Research May Revolutionize Ceramics Manufacturing |
119 |
International team discovers element 117 |
120 |
Household detergents, shampoos may form harmful substance in
waste water |
121 |
Toward a better dining experience: The emerging science of
molecular gastronomy |
122 |
With support, graphene still a superior thermal conductor |
123 |
Privacy risks from geographic information |
124 |
Photo Release--heic1006: Hubble snaps heavyweight of the Leo
Triplet |
125 |
New evidence on co-prescribing for heart and stroke patients |
126 |
New treatment for social problems in autism? Oxytocin improves
emotion recognition |
127 |
Graphene Films Clear Major Fabrication Hurdle |
128 |
Researchers Find Compound Effective In Destroying
Antibiotic-Resistant Biofilms |
129 |
Scientists develop environmentally friendly way to produce
propylene oxide using silver nanoclusters |
130 |
Venus is alive--geologically speaking |
131 |
New high-speed integrated circuit for world's biggest physics
experiment is fastest of its kind |
132 |
Tissue-engineered grafts composed of adult stem cells could 1
day replace synthetic vascular bypass grafts |
133 |
'Nanovaccine' reverses autoimmunity without general
immunosuppression |
134 |
Harm caused by nicotine withdrawal during intensive care |
135 |
Annual chlamydia screening may not protect women from pelvic
inflammatory disease |
136 |
An explanation for the so-called 'broken-heart syndrome' |
137 |
Sleep apnea tied to increased risk of stroke |
138 |
Case Western Reserve first to prove validated instrument to
measure AA-related helping |
139 |
Magnetic attraction of stem cells creates more potent
treatment for heart attack |
140 |
Music therapy fails dyslexics |
141 |
Study: Better understanding of abnormalities that lead to
chronic kidney disease in children |
142 |
Hospitalists key to success of health care reform |
143 |
More benefits found from mild exercise in critically ill
patients |
144 |
Chronix Biomedical's serum DNA assays monitor disease activity
and treatment response in MS |
145 |
Savvy injection molding |
146 |
Automobile Control Research Opens Door To New Safety Features |
147 |
New test could identify smokers at risk of emphysema |
148 |
Dig looks at society just before dawn of of urban civilization
in the Middle East |
149 |
Solar Cells: UQAM researcher solves two 20-year-old problems |
150 |
Carnegie Mellon student uses skin as input for mobile devices |
151 |
OptiNose's novel intranasal sumatriptan product highly
effective in treating migraines |
152 |
Digital divide changing but not for students torn by it |
153 |
How dangerous are air pollutants really? |
154 |
New meds faster |
155 |
Privacy risks from geographic information |
156 |
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