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Superbug family tree sketched out |
| 2 |
Virus spreads by bouncing off infected cells |
| 3 |
Most powerful hurricanes on the rise |
| 4 |
Scientists shed new light on walking |
| 5 |
An organic transistor paves the way for new generations of
neuro-inspired computers |
| 6 |
YouTube expands support for HTML5 |
| 7 |
Electromagnetic Pulse Cannon Has The Attention Of The USAF (w/
Video) |
| 8 |
Water hits and sticks: Findings challenge a century of
assumptions about soil hydrology |
| 9 |
Moving through time |
| 10 |
Siemens Sets New Record for Wireless Data Transfer using White
LEDs |
| 11 |
Slime design mimics Tokyo's rail system |
| 12 |
Video of virus in action shows viruses can spread faster than
thought possible |
| 13 |
High vitamin D levels linked to lower risk of colon cancer |
| 14 |
Engineers find significant environmental impacts with
algae-based biofuel |
| 15 |
How to live your life twice: Psychologist busts a myth and
offers tips to counter a mid-life crisis |
| 16 |
Eagle Owls Send Sweeter Valentines When Moon Is Full |
| 17 |
San Andreas Fault study unearths new quake information |
| 18 |
AMD posts a profit, thanks to $1.25B Intel payment |
| 19 |
Rover Gives NASA an 'Opportunity' to View Interior of Mars |
| 20 |
Researchers suggest new memory storage mineral |
| 21 |
Research finds first oral bacteria linking a mother and her
stillborn baby |
| 22 |
Zebrafish swim into drug development |
| 23 |
Explained: Gallager codes |
| 24 |
Kindle beefs up for what Apple has in store |
| 25 |
Language structure is partly determined by social structure,
says psychology study |
| 26 |
Electric Cars and Hybrids Ready to Go High End |
| 27 |
Stroke's 'death signal' discovered; may aid drug development |
| 28 |
Water still has a few secrets to tell |
| 29 |
Watching crystals grow provides clues to making smoother,
defect-free thin films |
| 30 |
Physicist counts bubbles in the ocean to answer questions
about climate, sound, light (w/ Video) |
| 31 |
Biophysicists manipulate 'zipper,' reveal protein folding
dynamics |
| 32 |
US ITER awards agreement for Tokamak Cooling Water System |
| 33 |
New light shed on old dispute between Einstein and Bohr |
| 34 |
Going Beyond Moore's Law by Using the Third Dimension |
| 35 |
Exotic symmetry seen in ultracold electrons |
| 36 |
Physicists develop 3D metamaterial nanolens that achieves
super-resolution imaging |
| 37 |
Novel zoom objective with deformable mirrors |
| 38 |
Has U.S. hit its final frontier in space? |
| 39 |
Galaxy Cluster Abell 3627: Two Tails to Tell |
| 40 |
NASA Research Finds Last Decade was Warmest on Record, 2009
One of Warmest Years |
| 41 |
Tropical Storm Magda puts North Western Australian on alert |
| 42 |
SOFIA Telescope Assembly Activated In Flight |
| 43 |
'Cooling' forests can heat too |
| 44 |
USF Study Shows First Direct Evidence of Ocean Acidification |
| 45 |
Cave reveals Southwest's abrupt climate swings during Ice Age |
| 46 |
UN climate report riddled with errors on glaciers (Update) |
| 47 |
New research suggests that near-Earth encounters can 'shake'
asteroids |
| 48 |
What Happened in Haiti? |
| 49 |
NASA Orbiter Listening for Phoenix Lander Hears Nothing |
| 50 |
On the Trail of a Cosmic Cat (w/ Video) |
| 51 |
Strong quake hits Haiti: US geologists |
| 52 |
Kepler Mission Update: First exoplanet discovery, focal plane
anomaly |
| 53 |
Public Invited To Pick Pixels on Mars |
| 54 |
Motorola offers Baidu search on China smartphones |
| 55 |
Nokia to offer free mobile navigation services |
| 56 |
Green jobs grow slowly |
| 57 |
Can the Eastern U.S. get a fifth of its power from wind by
2024? |
| 58 |
EU clears Oracle takeover of Sun |
| 59 |
Engineers: New sensor could help treat, combat diabetes, other
diseases |
| 60 |
YouTube streamlines its video-viewing page |
| 61 |
4 countries clear hurdle for non-Latin Web names |
| 62 |
Russian firm to produce cheap electric cars |
| 63 |
Microsoft fixes browser flaw used in Google breach |
| 64 |
Researchers develop new bushfire warning device |
| 65 |
European space company wants solar power plant in space |
| 66 |
Digital music sales rise but piracy is sour note |
| 67 |
Inflammation 'on switch' also serves as 'off switch' |
| 68 |
New study focuses on protein dynamics |
| 69 |
Human running speed of 35-40 mph may be biologically possible |
| 70 |
Sunflower DNA map could produce plants for fuel |
| 71 |
More Asian carp DNA found near Lake Michigan, officials say |
| 72 |
New evidence links humans to megafauna demise |
| 73 |
Unwanted guests: How herpes simplex virus gets rid of the
cell's security guards |
| 74 |
Tobacco plant thwarts caterpillar onslaught by opening flowers
in the morning |
| 75 |
Discovery of algae's toxic hunting habits could help curb fish
kills |
| 76 |
Genetics helps to crack down on chimpanzee smuggling |
| 77 |
Black bear about to bear cubs live on Internet |
| 78 |
Humans were once an endangered species |
| 79 |
Mountain plants unable to withstand invasion |
| 80 |
Can modern-day plants trace their New Zealand ancestry? |
| 81 |
Scientists using X-ray vision to produce more nutritious flour |
| 82 |
New concoction reprograms differentiated cells into
pluripotent stem cells |
| 83 |
Coconut palms bring ecological change to tropics, researchers
say |
| 84 |
Australia moving cancer-hit Tasmanian Devils to new islands |
| 85 |
Llama proteins could play a vital role in the war on terror |
| 86 |
Nano-motors facilitate communication between brain cells |
| 87 |
Common heart medications may also protect against Parkinson's
disease, study finds |
| 88 |
US birth weights on the decline |
| 89 |
Tracking MRSA evolution and transmission |
| 90 |
Obesity ups cancer risk, and here's how |
| 91 |
Scientists discover cells critical to childhood leukemia |
| 92 |
Smokers with cancer could quit and double survival |
| 93 |
Combat wounds not the leading cause of evacuations |
| 94 |
Degree of obesity raises risk of stroke, regardless of gender,
race |
| 95 |
Ask the non-experts: Psychologists use non-expert student
observers in autism research |
| 96 |
Team finds childhood clues to adult schizophrenia |
| 97 |
Lack of cellular enzyme triggers switch in glucose processing |
| 98 |
Identification of the gene responsible for a new form of adult
muscular dystrophy |
| 99 |
Recession hits California students at school and at home,
report finds |
| 100 |
Do children need both a mother and a father? |
| 101 |
Study: Animals populated Madagascar by rafting there |
| 102 |
'Coffee Talk' Disappearing In Native New Yorkers |
| 103 |
Saxon queen discovered in Germany |
| 104 |
Useless online student quizzes |
| 105 |
Global business teams need time to talk, not just e-mail |
| 106 |
Study: Companies better off hiring CEO from within in the long
term |
| 107 |
Sexist Olympic coverage |
| 108 |
Want to convince? Use abstract rather than concrete language |
| 109 |
Judges on trial: How to promote judicial accountability |
| 110 |
Those less motivated to achieve will excel on tasks seen as
fun |
| 111 |
Egypt announces find of ancient cat goddess temple |
| 112 |
Too many choices? New study says more is usually better |
| 113 |
Our memory of time is shortened when we believe products and
events are related |
| 114 |
Consumers have mixed reactions to puffery in advertising |
| 115 |
People born in the 1940s not the spenders we thought they were |
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