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Network expands to 256 times its original size to bridge the
micro and macro worlds |
| 2 |
'Black box' plankton found to have huge role in ocean carbon
fixation |
| 3 |
Young and getting cooler--the early life of a neutron star |
| 4 |
Beetles stand out using Avatar tech |
| 5 |
Einstein's theory fights off challengers (w/ Video) |
| 6 |
Cat brain: A step toward the electronic equivalent |
| 7 |
The new T. rex: A leech with an affinity for noses |
| 8 |
US Library of Congress to archive Twitter messages |
| 9 |
NIST Detector Counts Photons With 99 Percent Efficiency |
| 10 |
New gene in hair loss identified |
| 11 |
Giant natural particle accelerator discovered above
thunderclouds |
| 12 |
Why humans believe that better things come to those who wait |
| 13 |
Pinning Down a Proton: Researchers Develop Method to Describe
Binding of Protons and Neutrons |
| 14 |
Materialistic people liked less by peers than 'experiential'
people, study says |
| 15 |
Random, but not by chance: A quantum random-number generator
for encryption, security |
| 16 |
Researchers discover ancient urban center in Mexico |
| 17 |
Treat acne with coconut oil and nano-bombs |
| 18 |
Japan want 50% of new cars green by 2020 |
| 19 |
Small, Ground-Based Telescope Images Three Exoplanets |
| 20 |
Have black holes been turning up the volume on the cosmic
radio background? |
| 21 |
Study Confirms DNA Repair Model After 26 Years |
| 22 |
Anti-cancer Agent Stops Metastasis in its Tracks |
| 23 |
Why cancer drugs lose their power: Platinum-based cancer drugs
destroy tumor cells by binding to DNA strands |
| 24 |
Major breakthrough offers hope of preventing mitochondrial
diseases |
| 25 |
Mystery object in Starburst Galaxy M82 possible micro-quasar |
| 26 |
Researchers harness viruses to split water: Crucial step
toward turning water into hydrogen fuel |
| 27 |
Study shows that size affects structure of hollow
nanoparticles |
| 28 |
Ultrasensitive imaging method uses gold-silver 'nanocages' |
| 29 |
Tiny diamond sparklers may hold the key to big advances in
biomedical imaging technology |
| 30 |
New material is a breakthrough in magnetism |
| 31 |
New hope for ultimate clean energy: fusion power |
| 32 |
NJIT physicist sees terahertz imaging as ultimate defense
against terrorism |
| 33 |
Record measurement of extremely small magnetic fields |
| 34 |
Sound bullets could treat cancers and replace ultrasound (w/
Video) |
| 35 |
Iceland's volcanic ash halts flights across Europe |
| 36 |
Link between solar activity and the UK's cold winters |
| 37 |
Peek Into the Depths of the Universe--With Your iPhone |
| 38 |
Generation gap: Obama space plan angers old hands |
| 39 |
Cassini Sees Lightening [sic] on Saturn |
| 40 |
First detailed look at young dusty discs around ageing stars |
| 41 |
Used oyster shells collected to help next generation grow |
| 42 |
Dusty experiments are solving interstellar water mystery |
| 43 |
Ocean salinities show an intensified water cycle |
| 44 |
Proba-2 shows solar eruption that touched Earth (w/ Video) |
| 45 |
ACE measurements and STEREO vision build space weather
forecasting system |
| 46 |
Lost light from the moon may be sent astray by dusty
reflectors |
| 47 |
Gadgets: Seek out 'green' gadgets in celebration of Earth Day |
| 48 |
Hands on with Microsoft Kin: ain't nothin' like it |
| 49 |
Samsung Intros AMOLED Beam, Its Latest Beam Projector Mobile
Phone |
| 50 |
German tablet PC sets out to rival Apple's iPad (Update) |
| 51 |
Next, a Kin: Microsoft to try new consumer phones |
| 52 |
Study: Young adults do care about online privacy |
| 53 |
'Pavement power' may light up French city (w/ Video) |
| 54 |
Decision on Cape Cod wind project due this month |
| 55 |
Solar energy production has enormous potential in southeastern
Ontario: study |
| 56 |
Global 1Q PC shipments jump more than 20 percent |
| 57 |
India plans 4G mobile sale: report |
| 58 |
House moves to stop scams using false caller IDs |
| 59 |
Microsoft's 'Manual Deskterity' Enhances User Touchscreen
Experience (w/ Video) |
| 60 |
ZAP licenses PNNL's Smart Charger Controller Technology |
| 61 |
Intel Shares Vision for the Future |
| 62 |
Developing tiny cave camera and iris recognition technology
for military, homeland security |
| 63 |
OpensAll Tackles Jars and Cans with Ease |
| 64 |
3 finalists in prize for technology breakthroughs |
| 65 |
Augmented reality brings movie magic to city visits |
| 66 |
Dutch semiconductor tech company ASML reports profit |
| 67 |
Your Next Computer May Know How You Feel |
| 68 |
Smart career planning |
| 69 |
Knowing When Poultry Goes Foul |
| 70 |
Research explores edible film that kills pathogens for meat
packaging |
| 71 |
Research discovery may lead to advances in heart disease and
cancer treatment |
| 72 |
New drug design technique could dramatically speed discovery
process |
| 73 |
Glass helps damaged bone regenerate |
| 74 |
Scientists discover 'smart' insulin molecule |
| 75 |
New probe technology illuminates the activation of
light-sensing cells |
| 76 |
When the air turns brown: Scientists discover reactions that
create climate-changing brown carbon aerosol |
| 77 |
The shell makes the difference |
| 78 |
Key protein aids in DNA repair |
| 79 |
Study unveils lifeline for 'antibiotic of last resort' |
| 80 |
Significant findings about protein architecture may aid in
drug design, generation of nanomaterials |
| 81 |
Pull-chain 'polymer' solves puzzle of complex molecular
packing |
| 82 |
New method to study key targets in Alzheimer's disease and
prostate cancer |
| 83 |
Plastic money: Australia's plastic bills make life difficult
for counterfeiters |
| 84 |
New research may revolutionize ceramics manufacturing |
| 85 |
New agent chokes off energy supply, kills cancer cells |
| 86 |
Wake Forest earns patent for efficient, inexpensive
fiber-based solar cells |
| 87 |
Lessons from the pond: Clues from green algae on the origin of
males and females |
| 88 |
Team uncovers new functions of mitochondrial fusion |
| 89 |
High-altitude metabolism lets mice stay slim and healthy on a
high-fat diet |
| 90 |
Controlling Forests Doesn't Have To Be Toxic |
| 91 |
Researchers make breakthrough in the fight against African
sleeping sickness |
| 92 |
Genetic patterns rise from huge yeast samples |
| 93 |
Researchers put proteins right where they want them |
| 94 |
Species distribution models can exaggerate differences in
environmental requirements |
| 95 |
Genetic fingerprinting explains evolution of tree species
unique to Avon Gorge |
| 96 |
Birds of a feather don't always respond together to infection |
| 97 |
Philosopher brings human values to environmental decisions |
| 98 |
Locust plague hits eastern Australia |
| 99 |
ARS researching camelina as a new biofuel crop |
| 100 |
Lightning really does make mushrooms multiply |
| 101 |
Illegal trade in whale meat points to Japan: DNA study |
| 102 |
Perhaps a longer lifespan, certainly a longer 'health span' |
| 103 |
Cellular channel may open doors to skin conditions, hair
growth |
| 104 |
Rare gene variants linked to high risk of broad range of
seizure disorders |
| 105 |
Quantity may determine quality when choosing romantic partners |
| 106 |
It takes only 5 minutes to assess disability in patients with
depression |
| 107 |
New research goes against mom's advice that routine lifting is
bad for your back |
| 108 |
New studies reveal that age-related nerve decline is
associated with inflammation, differs by gender |
| 109 |
Neurons growing in line |
| 110 |
Trying to eradicate a disease is a waste of money: researcher |
| 111 |
Playing a video game before bedtime has only a mild effect on
adolescent sleep |
| 112 |
The association between sleep disturbances and reduced quality
of life varies by race |
| 113 |
Self-Monitoring Lowers Risks for Patients on Anti-Clotting
Drug |
| 114 |
Slobbery kisses from 'man's best friend' aid cancer research |
| 115 |
Shelve routine use of costly silver wound dressings, says DTB |
| 116 |
Slumber aids could improve intensive care outcomes |
| 117 |
Better patient safety linked to fewer medical malpractice
claims in California |
| 118 |
Study: US needs better-trained math teachers to compete
globally |
| 119 |
Happiness hinges on the lives of others |
| 120 |
What are the 'Hard Problems' in the social sciences? |
| 121 |
Math goes to the movies |
| 122 |
Deciphering the movement of pedestrians in a crowd |
| 123 |
Creepy crawly cockroach ancestor revealed in new 3-D model |
| 124 |
Democracy not vital for Internet to flourish in some
countries: study |
| 125 |
Maths model to prevent deadly disease spread |
| 126 |
Community research guidelines set stage for 'real world'
scholarship |
| 127 |
NRC chairman says SILEX needs a careful look |
| 128 |
Cultural identity of indigenous society of Patagonia restored |
| 129 |
Doomsday shelter currently selling bunker space (w/ Video) |
| 130 |
Study: U.S. church attendance steady, but makeup of
churchgoers changes |
| 131 |
Researchers find link between Latino employment and black
urban violence |
| 132 |
Over half of women in abusive relationships still saw their
male partners as dependable |
| 133 |
Ancient Americans took cold snap in their stride |
| 134 |
Energy conservation in south could save billions, create jobs |
| 135 |
First studies of fossil of new human ancestor take place at
the European Synchrotron |
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