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China's second lunar probe enters moon orbit: media |
| 2 |
People apply principles inconsistently, study finds |
| 3 |
Using cancer's weapons against it |
| 4 |
How niacin fights high cholesterol: New research gets to the
heart of the problem |
| 5 |
Titan's haze could hold ingredients for life |
| 6 |
NASA mission to asteroid gets help from Hubble Space Telescope
(w/ Video) |
| 7 |
Clue to unusual drug-resistant breast cancers found |
| 8 |
Neurons cast votes to guide decision-making |
| 9 |
Using complex systems approach to study educational policy |
| 10 |
Measurements of CO2 and CO in China's air indicate sharply
improved combustion efficiency |
| 11 |
Hepatitis C virus damages brain cells |
| 12 |
Experts say direct-to-consumer genetic tests need innovative
oversight |
| 13 |
How energy-efficient is cloud computing? |
| 14 |
Backyard astronomer in Ireland finds supernova |
| 15 |
Hubble astronomers discover early universe was overheated |
| 16 |
Study sheds new light on how the Sun affects the Earth's
climate |
| 17 |
New fossil suggests dinosaurs not so fierce after all |
| 18 |
Researchers discover new class of objects encoded within the
genome |
| 19 |
Rowheel wheelchair is pulled to move forward |
| 20 |
Claim: White flower has world's longest genome |
| 21 |
SkyLifter airship may one day carry buildings (w/ Video) |
| 22 |
PC BIOS soon to be replaced by UEFI |
| 23 |
Hemp produces viable biodiesel, study finds |
| 24 |
Could solar wind power Earth? |
| 25 |
Jaguar's new electric concept supercar--the C-X75 |
| 26 |
Oxidation mechanisms at gold nanoclusters unraveled |
| 27 |
'Express lanes' for ions: By aligning carbon nanotubes in
electrodes, researchers boost performance |
| 28 |
Single-crystal films could advance solar cells (w/ Video) |
| 29 |
Structure of plastic solar cells impedes their efficiency,
researchers find |
| 30 |
Molecules are motifs in nanosymphony |
| 31 |
Building a smaller, lighter future: Understanding polymer
behaviors below one nanometer |
| 32 |
The effects of hydrogen on growing carbon nanotubes |
| 33 |
New approaches needed to gauge safety of nanotech-based
pesticides |
| 34 |
DNA art imitates life: Construction of a nanoscale Mobius
strip |
| 35 |
Bio meets nano: Quantum dots as light antennas for artificial
photosynthetic systems |
| 36 |
Plastics and nanoparticles are the perfect combination |
| 37 |
Multi-component nano-structures with tunable optical
properties |
| 38 |
Rapidly rotating graphene is fastest-spinning macroscopic
object ever |
| 39 |
In Brief: 'Multiple exciton collection' could result in more
efficient solar cells |
| 40 |
Nanospheres made of aromatic amino acids: The most rigid
organic nanostructures to date |
| 41 |
Fighting cancers by tagging their triggers |
| 42 |
Growing nanowires horizontally yields new benefit: 'nano-LEDs' |
| 43 |
Tiny generators turn waste heat into power |
| 44 |
LCLS helps create order from chaos |
| 45 |
First successful integrated experiment at National Ignition
Facility announced |
| 46 |
Half-time gamblers give stock market insight |
| 47 |
Wonder carbon pioneers win Nobel Physics Prize (Update 4) |
| 48 |
Quantum computing research edges toward practicality in UCSB
physics lab |
| 49 |
A tracking device that fits on the head of a pin |
| 50 |
A hot new look at working fuel cells |
| 51 |
For future chips, smaller must also be better |
| 52 |
SuperB project moves forward, preparing for construction |
| 53 |
XPP instrument blasts past key milestones |
| 54 |
When old is new again: Hall effect associated with electrons
also occurs in non-charged particles |
| 55 |
Researchers discover potential of lead-free piezoelectric
ceramics |
| 56 |
German, Canadian scientists to open quantum physics center |
| 57 |
Scientists isolate, hold, photograph individual Rubidium 85
atom |
| 58 |
Time likely to end within 5 billion years, physicists
calculate |
| 59 |
Predictions of upcoming winners for Nobel Prize in physics |
| 60 |
Scientists move objects across meter-scale distances using
only light (w/ Video) |
| 61 |
Physicists break color barrier for sending, receiving photons |
| 62 |
Little progress seen in climate talks in China |
| 63 |
Discovery of an extrasolar earth-sized planet |
| 64 |
Hungary's red sludge nearly equals Gulf oil spill |
| 65 |
Toxicity of Hungary's red sludge flow drops |
| 66 |
NASA's Mobile Mars Laboratory almost ready for flight |
| 67 |
Webb Telescope sunshield passes launch depressurization tests
to verify flight design |
| 68 |
Climate change remains a real threat to corals |
| 69 |
ISS mission delayed after damage to Soyuz craft: director |
| 70 |
NASA thruster test aids future robotic lander's ability to
land safely |
| 71 |
'The Year of the Solar System' to begin |
| 72 |
Count down for ESA's MagISStra mission to Space Station begins |
| 73 |
Modeling Pakistan's flooding |
| 74 |
Just how low can Mars go? |
| 75 |
UM unmanned robot team Australia bound for international
competition |
| 76 |
3-D TV sets still viewed skeptically by many |
| 77 |
Review: A better Apple TV doesn't beat competition |
| 78 |
Sharp presents 4096 x 2160 consumer LCD TV screen |
| 79 |
Report: Apple to make iPhones for CDMA networks |
| 80 |
Cisco to sell videoconferencing box for the home |
| 81 |
'Enhanced ebooks' take giant book fair by storm |
| 82 |
Samsung to launch smartphone, tablet PC in Japan |
| 83 |
Toshiba unveils glasses-free 3-D TV |
| 84 |
Gadgets: BlackBerry wireless headset offers true hands-free
calling |
| 85 |
Japan's Panasonic develops robot hair-washer |
| 86 |
The iCub robot learns archery |
| 87 |
Computer security expert shoots down '10/10/10' fears |
| 88 |
Microsoft boss silent on possible Adobe acquisition |
| 89 |
No 3D magic for new Harry Potter movie |
| 90 |
Obama signs technology access bill for disabled |
| 91 |
Questions and answers about BlackBerry objections |
| 92 |
Nobel laureate worries for literature in digital age |
| 93 |
PayPal lets people deposit checks using iPhones |
| 94 |
Privacy fears as eight in 10 kids have photos online |
| 95 |
GetJar out to make mobile phone applications free |
| 96 |
With Twitter blocked, Chinese micro-blogging thrives |
| 97 |
Mobile and 'cloud' computing key future job skills: IBM |
| 98 |
UAE, BlackBerry resolve dispute, averting ban |
| 99 |
Premier: China won't block rare earth exports |
| 100 |
Adobe soars on report of possible Microsoft bid |
| 101 |
UK town using fuel from human waste |
| 102 |
Japan looking to sell 'smart' cities to the world |
| 103 |
Researchers discover a new class of highly electronegative
chemical species |
| 104 |
Got fish? Nutrition studies explore health benefits |
| 105 |
Scientists trick bacteria with small molecules |
| 106 |
Joining molecules together in Nobel matrimony |
| 107 |
Surprised chemistry Nobel Prize winner says lab days over |
| 108 |
Bacteria keep tabs on state of oil field |
| 109 |
New findings pull back curtain on relationship between iron
and Alzheimer's disease |
| 110 |
Carbon atom pioneers share Nobel chemistry prize (Update 4) |
| 111 |
Hormone acting as 'molecular glue' could boost plant immune
systems |
| 112 |
Long-distance communication, microbial style |
| 113 |
Freeing the bonds: 2010 Nobel highlights the carbon future |
| 114 |
New family of liquid crystals created |
| 115 |
Gem of an idea: A flexible diamond-studded electrode implanted
for life |
| 116 |
Researchers examine how bacteria become resistant to
antibiotics |
| 117 |
Ozone damage of molecules in the lungs |
| 118 |
Powerful free radical causes lung damage from oxygen therapy |
| 119 |
Model unfolds proteins gently |
| 120 |
West Nile virus discovered in Texas quail population |
| 121 |
Researchers discover 'walking' properties of bacteria |
| 122 |
Transgenic corn suppresses European corn borer, saves farmers
billions |
| 123 |
Researcher discovers mechanism for changing adult cells into
stem-like cells |
| 124 |
Report: Virus, fungus new suspects in bee disease |
| 125 |
New tool in the fight against tuberculosis |
| 126 |
Deceitful lily fools flies: Solomon's lily imitates a yeasty
odor to lure vinegar flies into a trap |
| 127 |
Every egg is different |
| 128 |
First census of marine life reveals thousands of new species |
| 129 |
Researchers consider converting invasive plants to fuel |
| 130 |
In plants, small changes make big impact |
| 131 |
Novel protein critical for cellular proliferation discovered |
| 132 |
Stem cells shape up to their surroundings |
| 133 |
Crop failures set to increase under climate change |
| 134 |
Killer disease decimates UK frog populations |
| 135 |
The elusive intermediary: Newly discovered protein may help to
improve crop yields |
| 136 |
Life-saving in the bacterial world: How Campylobacter rely on
Pseudomonas to infect humans |
| 137 |
Facebook co-founders give $170K to pro-pot measure |
| 138 |
Surgical technique relieves painful spine fractures in
patients with metastatic cancer |
| 139 |
Erlotinib improves progression-free survival as first-line
therapy in advanced lung cancer |
| 140 |
Alienated youths are more likely to lash out |
| 141 |
PTSD interrupts lives long after trauma |
| 142 |
No longer pandemic, H1N1 flu still hangs on in new flu season |
| 143 |
Improving sonography requires improving sonography school
admissions |
| 144 |
Studying illnesses caused by worms: Scientists are learning
how immune cells communicate |
| 145 |
Autistic children are not good at covering up their lies:
study |
| 146 |
Abbott withdraws diet pill in US, Canada |
| 147 |
Bloodstream infection surveillance inconsistent between
institutions, study shows |
| 148 |
Heavy metals in Chinese cigarettes pose high risk: study |
| 149 |
Prohibition of cannabis counter-productive |
| 150 |
Women's race and class impact contraception recommendations,
study shows |
| 151 |
Targeted therapy promising for HER2-positive metastatic breast
cancer |
| 152 |
Obese workers cost workplace more than insurance, absenteeism |
| 153 |
Shedding light on treasured vaults |
| 154 |
ATLAS collaboration unveils giant mural at CERN |
| 155 |
Chicago yields mixed results with unfinished public housing
efforts |
| 156 |
Oldest evidence of dinosaurs found in Polish footprints |
| 157 |
China faces hurdles amid quest for a Nobel Prize |
| 158 |
Emotional effects of heavy combat can be lifelong for veterans |
| 159 |
Iowa State team calculates societal costs of five major
crimes; finds murder at $17.25 million |
| 160 |
Skin color linked to social inequality in contemporary Mexico,
study shows |
| 161 |
Consistent evidence: Speed cameras do reduce injuries and
deaths |
| 162 |
Full-time work no longer considered the norm in Australia |
| 163 |
Swedish Research Council to bar cheaters |
| 164 |
Neanderthals had feelings too, say researchers |
| 165 |
Researchers call for a price cap on cigarette profits |
| 166 |
Undocumented language found hidden in India |
| 167 |
Researcher finds top reasons for Facebook unfriending |
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