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Discovery Crew Wraps Up Final ISS EVA |
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Obama to outline US space plans in NASA visit |
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India Set For Critical Launch Of Upgrade Rocket System |
4 |
China To Launch Second Lunar Probe This Year |
5 |
Distant planets turn space theory upside down |
6 |
Galaxy Explorer telescope still operating |
7 |
US astronauts end mission's last space walk |
8 |
Honeywell To Supply Inertial Measurement Units For GPS
Satellites |
9 |
Soyuz Ready For French Guiana Launch This Year |
10 |
Global Space Economy Grew 40 Percent Over Five Years |
11 |
A Summer Sky Of Methane And Carbon Monoxide Lights Up Triton |
12 |
Ice Mission Delivers First Data |
13 |
Peru glacier collapses, injures 50 |
14 |
Helicopter Helps Test Radar For 2012 Mars Landing |
15 |
Udall Bennet Ask President To Re-evaluate Constellation Cuts |
16 |
Did a global ocean save Earth from the cold |
17 |
An Eerie Silence Or The Noise Of Nothing Out There |
18 |
Russia Not Involved With Indian Cryogenic Engine Program |
19 |
India Says Chinese Anti Satellite Program A Global Threat |
20 |
Ukraine abandons uranium at world nuclear summit |
21 |
Northrop Grumman Launches Next Generation of Wheelbarrow Bomb
Disposal Vehicle |
22 |
First Lockheed Martin Mission Systems F-35 Enters Flight Test |
23 |
US retiring nuclear Tomahawk missiles |
24 |
Israel unveils defense shield for Merkavas |
25 |
Death toll from contagious disease in China doubles in March |
26 |
Health experts warn against complacency in fighting viruses |
27 |
Biggest Comet Measured to Date: Comet McNaught |
28 |
Small, Ground-Based Telescope Images Three Exoplanets |
29 |
Giant Natural Particle Accelerator Above Thunderclouds |
30 |
New Material Is a Breakthrough in Magnetism; Step Closer to
'Magnetic Monopole' |
31 |
Solar Explosion Tracked All the Way from the Sun to Earth |
32 |
Investigational Immune Intervention Slows Brain Shrinkage in
Alzheimer's Patients |
33 |
How the Sea Snake Got Its Stripes |
34 |
Life on Saturn's Moon Titan: Stand Well Back and Hold Your
Nose! |
35 |
Cluster Spacecraft Takes First Look at Charged Particles That
Drive Brightest Aurora |
36 |
Why the Japanese Can Easily Digest Sushi |
37 |
New Gene in Hair Loss Identified by Columbia-Led Research Team |
38 |
New Super Bacterium Doubles Hydrogen Gas Production |
39 |
Multiple Sclerosis: Teriflunomide Appears Safe and Effective
as Part of Combination Therapy, Study Suggests |
40 |
Wildlife Still Exposed to Exxon Valdez Oil 20 Years After
Disaster |
41 |
Why Humans Believe That Better Things Come to Those Who Wait |
42 |
Childhood Obesity Linked to Stiff Arteries |
43 |
Gene Identified for Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy |
44 |
Lack of Omega-6 Fatty Acid Linked to Severe Dermatitis |
45 |
Wide Variation Found in Those Infected by H1N1 |
46 |
New Tool to Help Study Prostate Cancer Developed |
47 |
Diet Alone Will Not Likely Lead to Significant Weight Loss,
Study Suggests |
48 |
Recent Research on Memory, Learning |
49 |
New Understanding of Protein's Role in Brain |
50 |
Depression Affects How Women With PMDD Respond to Stress, Pain |
51 |
Guidelines Issued on When People With Alzheimer's Disease
Should Stop Driving |
52 |
Is Cleanliness to Blame for Increasing Allergies? |
53 |
Fear of Getting Fat Seen in Healthy Women's Brain Scans |
54 |
Blinded by Jealousy? |
55 |
DNA Analysis Suggests Whale Meat from Sushi Restaurants in
L.A., Seoul Originated from Japan |
56 |
Fats for Health and Beauty: Giving Soybean Oil a New Role in
Serving Society |
57 |
Duffy-Negative Blood Types No Longer Protected from P. Vivax
Malaria |
58 |
Household Pesticide Labels Lack Details on Safe Use |
59 |
Assessing Antibiotic Breakdown in Manure |
60 |
Impact of Antibiotic Treatments on Bacteria in the Intestines
of Animals |
61 |
Traumatized Trees: Bug Them Enough, They Get Fired Up |
62 |
Only Known Living Population of Rare Dwarf Lemur Discovered |
63 |
What Should Goldenrod Do to Avoid an Insect Attack? Duck! |
64 |
Exotic Flowers Help Bees Stay Busy in Winter |
65 |
Measuring Global Water Vapor and Formaldehyde |
66 |
People Living in Communities Near Oil Sands Can Breathe Easy,
Study Finds |
67 |
Deepest Core Drilled from Antarctic Peninsula; May Contain
Glacial Stage Ice |
68 |
Ice Age Climate Change Did Not Pose Significant Challenges to
First Americans, Study Suggests |
69 |
Pre-History of Life: Elegantly Simple Organizing Principles
Seen in Ribosomes |
70 |
Clovis Mammoth Hunters: Out With a Whimper or a Bang? |
71 |
Rewiring of Gene Regulation Across 300 Million Years of
Evolution |
72 |
LOFAR Opens Up the Low-Frequency Universe--And Starts a New
SETI Search |
73 |
Turning Planetary Theory Upside Down: Nine New Exoplanets
Found, Some With Retrograde Orbits |
74 |
Baby Stars in the Rosette Cloud |
75 |
Hubble Snaps Heavyweight of the Leo Triplet |
76 |
Hiding out Behind the Milky Way |
77 |
Ultrasensitive Imaging Method Uses Gold-Silver 'Nanocages' to
Enable Detecting and Treating Disease |
78 |
Physicist Sees Terahertz Imaging as Ultimate Defense Against
Terrorism |
79 |
How Dangerous Are Air Pollutants Really? |
80 |
Wireless Nano Sensors Could Save Bridges, Buildings |
81 |
Ventricular Assist Device Gives Man Chance to Resume an Active
Life |
82 |
High-Performance Computing Reveals Missing Genes |
83 |
Harnessing the Web and Supercomputers to Track Pathogens as
They Evolve |
84 |
Bringing Better Grapes a Step Closer to Reality |
85 |
Robots With Better Observation |
86 |
Social Networking Utilized by Academic to Improve Student
Satisfaction |
87 |
New gene associated with increased risk of Alzheimer's disease |
88 |
Patents block competition, slow innovation in gene testing |
89 |
Decoding tumor genomes reveals clues to spread of deadly
breast cancer |
90 |
New gene in hair loss identified by Columbia-led research team |
91 |
The new T. rex: A leech with an affinity for noses |
92 |
Why humans believe that better things come to those who wait |
93 |
BioTorrents: An OA file sharing service and more |
94 |
Patents block competition, slow innovation in gene testing |
95 |
Novel artificial pancreas successfully controls blood sugar
more than 24 hours |
96 |
MIT cancer biologists have shown how resistance to cisplatin
arises |
97 |
Newly discovered RNA steers brain development |
98 |
Wildlife Still Exposed To Exxon Valdez Oil 20 Years After
Disaster |
99 |
Sizing Up the Competition: MU Researchers Compare Measurement
Techniques to Better Assess Body Composition |
100 |
The onion, a natural alternative to artificial preservatives |
101 |
Classic Maya history is embedded in commoners' homes |
102 |
Research Center Derives New Stem Cell Lines, Trains Scientists |
103 |
To sleep or not to sleep? Math software to help plan
astronaut, shift worker schedules |
104 |
The age of Aquarius? Nope, it's the Anthropocene epoch |
105 |
Little melamine appears in eggs from chickens on highly
contaminated feed |
106 |
New method for recovering pricey nanoparticles |
107 |
Ginkgo herbal medicines may increase seizures in people with
epilepsy |
108 |
Research discovery may lead to advances in heart disease and
cancer treatment |
109 |
Solar energy production has enormous potential in southeastern
Ontario: Queen's University studies |
110 |
EVMS researchers identify potential target for treatment of
obesity-related diseases |
111 |
Primary cilia formation provides insight into genetic diseases |
112 |
New treatment helps control involuntary crying and
laughing--common in MS, ALS patients |
113 |
Gene identified for sudden unexpected death in epilepsy |
114 |
Migraine: Aspirin and an antiemetic is a reasonable option |
115 |
Turning planetary theory upside down |
116 |
Calculating agriculture's phosphorus footprint |
117 |
Stanford researchers find electrical current stemming from
plants |
118 |
New nano-tool synthesized at Scripps Research Institute |
119 |
Argonne's CARIBU charge breeder breaks world record for
efficiency |
120 |
New Drug Design Technique Could Dramatically Speed Discovery
Process |
121 |
Random, but not by chance |
122 |
Printed origami offers new technique for complex structues |
123 |
Einstein's Theory Fights off Challengers |
124 |
Pinning Down a Proton: Researchers Develop Method to Describe
Binding of Protons and Neutrons |
125 |
Statins may slow progression of multiple sclerosis, new study
finds |
126 |
Berkeley Lab Scientists Create 'Molecular Paper' |
127 |
New data presented at the American Academy of Neurology
meeting showed that Neupro (Rotigotine Transdermal System) improved both motor and non-motor symptoms of
Parkinson's disease |
128 |
Greater access to cell phones than toilets in India: UN |
129 |
Mayo Clinic: 2-drug combo twice as effective for Crohn's
disease remission |
130 |
Stanford scientists find new marker to identify severe breast
cancer cases |
131 |
Hurts so good: Chronic pain changes brain response to acute
pain |
132 |
Childhood body size affects future breast cancer chances |
133 |
Slumber aids could improve intensive care outcomes |
134 |
Personalized medicine for cancer patients in a new technology
era |
135 |
Shelve routine use of costly silver wound dressings, says DTB |
136 |
'Communicative fathers' help reduce teenage smoking |
137 |
Cultural identity of indigenous society of Patagonia restored |
138 |
ESA's ice mission delivers first data |
139 |
Genetically Engineered Crops Benefit Many Farmers, But The
Technology Needs Proper Management to Remain Effective |
140 |
A Lab Rat--Created in the Lab |
141 |
High-performance computing reveals missing genes |
142 |
Multimedia search without detours |
143 |
Smart career planning |
144 |
Plant pathogen genetically tailors attacks to each part of
host, say Stanford researchers |
145 |
Cat brain: A step toward the electronic equivalent |
146 |
Treat Acne with Coconut Oil and Nano-Bombs |
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