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Nanoscale Rope: Complex Nanomaterials That Assemble Themselves |
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Arctic Sea-Ice Controls the Release of Mercury |
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Scientists View Genome as It Turns on and Off Inside Cells |
4 |
Astronomers Release the Largest Color Image of the Sky Ever
Made |
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Robotic Ghost Knifefish Is 'Born' |
6 |
More Asteroids Could Have Made Life's Ingredients |
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New Reactor Paves the Way for Efficiently Producing Fuel from
Sunlight |
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Close-Knit Pairs of Supermassive Black Holes Discovered in
Merging Galaxies |
9 |
Are Sharks Color Blind? |
10 |
Nanotech Medicine to Rebuild Damaged Parts of Human Body |
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Small Molecules May Prevent Ebola Infection |
12 |
Special Sugar, Nanoparticles Combine to Detect Cholera Toxin |
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Prion Disease Spreads in Sheep Via Mother's Milk |
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Glycerin Confirmed as a Feasible Feedstuff for Swine |
15 |
A Second Language Gives Toddlers an Edge |
16 |
End-of-Life Decisions Take Longer If Patient Hasn't Shared
Wishes With Family, Study Finds |
17 |
New CPR Technique for out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Increases
Survival by 53 Percent |
18 |
Health-Care Systems Not Using Best Evidence in
Decision-Making, Expert Argues |
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Possible New Treatment for Severe 2009 H1N1 Infection |
20 |
Roundworm Unlocks Pancreatic Cancer Pathway |
21 |
Molecular Battle in Cancer Cells Offers Clues for Treatment |
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Unlocking the Secret(ase) of Building Neural Circuits |
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Does Long-Term Cell Phone Use Lead to Brain Tumors? |
24 |
Appetite-Related Chemical Also Affects Drug-Seeking: Hungry
Rats More Resistant to Drug Relapse in Absence of Chemical Signal |
25 |
Long-Term, High-Fat Diet Alters Mice Brains: Brain Changes May
Contribute to Cycles of Weight Gain |
26 |
Girls Who Are Bullied Are at Risk for Substance Use Through
Depression |
27 |
Birth Control Pills Do Not Cause Weight Gain, New Research
Suggests |
28 |
Risks, Consequences of Video Game Addiction Identified in New
Study |
29 |
Students Are More Likely to Retake the SAT If Their Score Ends
With '90' |
30 |
When Video Games Get Problematic So Do Smoking, Drug Use and
Aggression |
31 |
Celiac Patients Can Eat Hydrolyzed Wheat Flour, Study Finds |
32 |
Novel Antibiotic Combinations Fight Resistance Genes |
33 |
Complete Structure of HIV's Outer Shell Revealed |
34 |
Staph Vaccine Shows Promise in Phase I |
35 |
Atlas of an Organism: Gene Expression in Developing Mouse
Embryo |
36 |
Mountain Ranges May Act as 'Safe Haven' for Species Facing
Climate Change |
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Forget the Sunscreen: Water Fleas in Mountain Ponds Can Handle
UV Rays |
38 |
Saving Tropical Forests and Improving Farming Technology |
39 |
Loss of Reflectivity in the Arctic Doubles Estimate of Climate
Models |
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Scientists Develop 3-D Model of the Ionosphere F-Region |
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Putting the Dead to Work: Conservation Paleobiologists Dig
Deep to Solve Today's Ecological, Evolutionary Questions |
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New Evidence for Climate Impacts on Ancient Societies |
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Earth's Hot Past Could Be Prologue to Future Climate |
44 |
What Gives Frogs a Face? Zoologists Clarify Role of FOXN3 Gene
in Development of Clawed Frog |
45 |
New Predator 'Dawn Runner' Discovered in Early Dinosaur
Graveyard |
46 |
Gardening in Space With HydroTropi |
47 |
Partner Galaxies Wildly Different in New WISE Image |
48 |
In Distant Galaxies, New Clues to Century-Old Molecule Mystery |
49 |
Pulsating Star That Hosts a Giant Planet Discovered |
50 |
Chandra Images Torrent of Star Formation |
51 |
Scientists Generate Megawatt-Class Laser Beams for US Navy's
Next-Generation Weapon System |
52 |
Secrets of Mysterious Metal Hotspots Uncovered by New Single
Molecule Imaging Technique |
53 |
Converting 2-D Photo Into 3-D Face for Security Applications
and Forensics |
54 |
Killer Paper for Next-Generation Food Packaging |
55 |
Advance Could Speed Use of Genetic Material RNA in
Nanotechnology |
56 |
Mathematical Model for Moving Bottlenecks in Road Traffic |
57 |
Cellular Traffic: Factors Beyond Crowding Affect How Molecules
Interact Within Cells, Modeling Shows |
58 |
Keeping Your Digital Secrets Safe: Researchers Develop
Security Application to Keep Private Data Private |
59 |
CT Helps Identify Bullet Trajectories |
60 |
Interactive Window Shopping: Just Wave Your Hands |
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Consumer Genetic Tests Have Little Impact |
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A Test for 400 Inherited Diseases |
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Fingerprints Go the Distance |
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Smart Cards with Built-In Fingerprint Scanners |
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Steering Pills Safely |
66 |
New Cancer Marker May Aid Earlier Detection |
67 |
A Private Space Shuttle Replacement |
68 |
A Question for Quora |
69 |
Why Bing "Likes" Facebook |
70 |
A New 'Facebook Browser' Faces an Uncertain Future |
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Whose Tweets Matter Most? |
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Will You Tweet This? |
73 |
Can Google Get Social Networking Right? |
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Spotting Alzheimer's Disease Early |
75 |
Google Offers Cloud-Based Learning Engine |
76 |
Web Developers Get Real (Time) |
77 |
Why Google Went Instant |
78 |
An Eyeball Camera, Now with Zoom |
79 |
Will You Tweet This? |
80 |
How Brain Imaging Could Help Predict Alzheimer's |
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New DNA Markers for Alzheimer's |
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A Skin Test for Alzheimer's Disease |
83 |
Trying to Come Up with Green Labels that Matter |
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Google's Video Play |
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The Healing Power of Light |
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New Magnets Could Solve Our Rare-Earth Problems |
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A Test Bed for Smart Buildings |
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Making Electric Vehicles Pay Off |
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More Data, Less Power |
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Google Gives Away Video Software to Lure Developers |
91 |
How HTML5 Will Shake Up the Web |
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Capsules for Self-Healing Circuits |
93 |
First Self-Healing Coatings |
94 |
The Next Stage of Online Video Evolution |
95 |
Fat associated with chemical changes in DNA that may help
explain obesity-related disease |
96 |
Are positive emotions good for your health in old age? |
97 |
New math theories reveal the nature of numbers |
98 |
Samsung Electronics buys Dutch LCD firm |
99 |
Robotic mini-quadrotors can now build towers (w/ Video) |
100 |
Corals and humans have much in common, researchers find |
101 |
Flexible screens expected to inspire a host of new devices |
102 |
3-D means headaches to many, yet companies push on |
103 |
Real-world graphene devices may have a bumpy ride |
104 |
Canadian company planning micro-satellite network |
105 |
Like humans, amoebae pack a lunch before they travel |
106 |
Research reveals the biochemical connection between music and
emotion |
107 |
Asahi Glass unveils super-strong smartphone cover |
108 |
Triblock spheres provide a simple path to complex structures |
109 |
Review: Library e-books easier, but still hassle |
110 |
Speeding up Mother Nature's very own CO2 mitigation process |
111 |
New wave: JILA develops efficient source of terahertz
radiation |
112 |
Bedbug genetic study finds possible pesticide-resistance genes |
113 |
NASA plans Valentine's date with a comet |
114 |
Couples sometimes communicate no better than strangers, study
finds |
115 |
Scientists discover cancer-fighting role for cells |
116 |
Detecting, treats tumors, and monitoring response to therapy
with gold 'nano-popcorn' |
117 |
Secrets of mysterious metal hotspots uncovered by new single
molecule imaging technique |
118 |
New research confirms semen allergy in some men |
119 |
Scientists reveal complete structure of HIV's outer shell |
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