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Title |
| 1 |
Toddlers & Tech: Are All Screens Created Equal? |
| 2 |
Facebook: Another Privacy Scandal |
| 3 |
Top YouTube Earners Share Their Strategies |
| 4 |
Intel to Spend up to $8B on US Manufacturing |
| 5 |
Groups Challenge Expanded Mass. Obscenity Law |
| 6 |
UN Report: Growth in Mobile Contracts Slowing |
| 7 |
Patients Protest Chinese Doctor's Risky Surgery |
| 8 |
UN Science Panel Urges Ban on Toxic Pesticide |
| 9 |
NJ Democrats Push Internet, Sports Betting Plan |
| 10 |
Vt. Judge Weighs Cell Phone Tracking Suit by ACLU |
| 11 |
Dead Sea Scrolls Going Digital on Internet |
| 12 |
Osteoporosis Drug Regrows Jaw Bone: Study |
| 13 |
Surgical Errors Continue Despite New Safety Guidelines |
| 14 |
Tyler Clementi, Eric LeGrand: How Much Tragedy Can Rutgers
University Handle? |
| 15 |
Taking Care of Alzheimer's: the Burden on Women |
| 16 |
Getting a Jump on Alzheimer's: Patients' Children Join Studies |
| 17 |
Fossilised iceblocks shed light on early life |
| 18 |
Cavemen ground flour, prepped veggies |
| 19 |
Organ consent needs thought transplant |
| 20 |
UN turns to wiki power for wildlife conservation |
| 21 |
Cane toads are evolving into super-invaders |
| 22 |
Nuclear power: Eight sites identified for future plants |
| 23 |
Marine protection: The legal route |
| 24 |
The place where crazy inventors create your future |
| 25 |
Urban biodiversity beyond the grave |
| 26 |
Recollections from a life on Mars |
| 27 |
Rinderpest virus has been wiped out, scientists say |
| 28 |
A perfect day in Barcelona |
| 29 |
Sparrows identify 'troublemakers' from innocent birds |
| 30 |
Internet users to exceed 2 billion by the end of 2010 |
| 31 |
Google in breach of privacy law |
| 32 |
Personal data could become commodity |
| 33 |
Microsoft software head Ray Ozzie resigns |
| 34 |
Apple podcast: Steve sounds off |
| 35 |
Osteoporosis drugs to carry fracture risk warning in US |
| 36 |
Scenes of nature 'reduces pain' for cancer patients |
| 37 |
Cycle schemes 'need evaluation,' say researchers |
| 38 |
Vitamin B12 link to Alzheimer's backed by study |
| 39 |
Violent images 'boost teenage aggression' |
| 40 |
Stone Age Menu Featured Flour From Wild Grains |
| 41 |
Microsoft Software Shift: A Web version of Office |
| 42 |
Google to Bring Dead Sea Scrolls Online |
| 43 |
Badly Burned Man Awaits Rare Face Transplant |
| 44 |
Apple 4Q Net Income Soars 70 Percent |
| 45 |
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| 46 |
Steve Jobs Turns Conference Call into Trash-a-thon |
| 47 |
Star Developer Ray Ozzie Leaving Microsoft |
| 48 |
WikiLeaks Cut Off from Donations, Denied Shield |
| 49 |
Giant Reptile Could Fly 10,000 Miles Nonstop |
| 50 |
Facebook's Privacy Watergate? |
| 51 |
Apple: Blowout Today, New Questions for Tomorrow |
| 52 |
Don't Let "Food Fake-Outs" Sabotage Your Diet |
| 53 |
Saudi Prince Convicted of Murdering Servant |
| 54 |
Panning for Votes in the Colorado Senate Race |
| 55 |
Suspensions for Violent Hits Begin Now, NFL Says |
| 56 |
Time to Legalize Pot? Former Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders
Weighs In |
| 57 |
Tylenol Recall: Full List to Avoid Stinky Pills |
| 58 |
Rutgers Player Paralyzed (VIDEO): Next 72 Hours Critical for
Eric LeGrand |
| 59 |
Barracuda-Like Fish Punctures Woman's Chest: Why? |
| 60 |
ExtenZe Doesn't Enhance "Maleness" or LaShawn
Merritt's Dreams of Olympic Gold |
| 61 |
Cure for the Common Cold? Silver Bullet Takes a Shot |
| 62 |
FDA: Iowa Farm's Eggs OK to Sell after Recall |
| 63 |
Tylenol Recalled for Moldy Smell |
| 64 |
Fort Hood Nurse: Soldiers "Stood Their Ground" |
| 65 |
Pentagon to Recruiters: Accept Gay Applicants |
| 66 |
Video of Ga. Woman's Horrific Death Goes Viral |
| 67 |
Ireland defends research from cuts |
| 68 |
UK science funds in limbo |
| 69 |
Ireland defends research from cuts |
| 70 |
String theory tackles strange metals |
| 71 |
Publish your computer code: it is good enough |
| 72 |
Elemental shift for kilo |
| 73 |
Row over NASA primate-radiation experiment |
| 74 |
Superlaser fires a blank |
| 75 |
Stone Age flour found across Europe |
| 76 |
Gene-synthesis rules favour convenience |
| 77 |
Why winds are slowing |
| 78 |
Flexible LEDs to boost biomedicine |
| 79 |
Stem-cell papers under suspicion |
| 80 |
Scientists push for Lyme disease trials |
| 81 |
Supercomputer sets protein-folding record |
| 82 |
Astronomers find weird, warm spot on an exoplanet |
| 83 |
The comet cometh: Hartley 2 visible in night sky |
| 84 |
Water's choice: A tale of two numbers and the order they
predict |
| 85 |
Friends share personal details to strengthen relationships in
US, but not in Japan |
| 86 |
New nano techniques integrate electron gas-producing oxides
with silicon |
| 87 |
Intel to spend up to $8B on US manufacturing |
| 88 |
Novel regulatory process for T cells may help explain immune
system diseases |
| 89 |
Neanderthals did not make jewelry after all |
| 90 |
Coming soon: Manufacturing with every atom in its proper place |
| 91 |
Functional nerve cells from adult skin cells generated by
UConn scientists |
| 92 |
Analyzing almost 10 million tweets, research finds public mood
can predict Dow days in advance |
| 93 |
Biology rides to computers' aid |
| 94 |
Blood thinning breakthrough announced |
| 95 |
McMaster researchers say not all stem cells the same |
| 96 |
Martian lakes, seas formed by emerging underground aquifers |
| 97 |
Bacteria gauge cold with molecular measuring stick |
| 98 |
Consumer sentiment shaped by differing cultural attitudes
toward power |
| 99 |
Microsoft sends Office into the Internet 'cloud' |
| 100 |
Intricate, curving 3-D nanostructures created using capillary
action forces |
| 101 |
Drought may threaten much of globe within decades |
| 102 |
UT professor defines play, discovers even turtles need recess |
| 103 |
New clues to how cancer-related proteins plasmin, thrombin
lose inhibition |
| 104 |
Gene activity in the brain depends on genetic background |
| 105 |
China a surprise leader in clean energy: study |
| 106 |
Prehistoric man ate flatbread 30,000 years ago: study |
| 107 |
NRL scientists unravel complex quantum dot-dopamine
interactions |
| 108 |
Bouncing water droplets reveal small-scale beauty (w/ Video) |
| 109 |
Birth of nanoparticles seen by Argonne scientists for the
first time |
| 110 |
Scientists perfect new nanowire technique |
| 111 |
Silicon strategy shows promise for batteries |
| 112 |
Triple-mode transistors show potential: Researchers introduce
graphene-based amplifiers |
| 113 |
Electrified nano filter promises to cut costs for clean
drinking water |
| 114 |
Following the Nobel Prize, big things planned for graphene |
| 115 |
Microbial hair--it's electric: Specialized bacterial filaments
shown to conduct electricity |
| 116 |
Embedded rods: Chitin-silicon dioxide nanocomposite made by
self-organization and sol-gel chemistry |
| 117 |
Nanoscopic particles resist full encapsulation, simulations
show |
| 118 |
Discovery paves way for development of efficient, inexpensive
plastic solar cells |
| 119 |
Thioketal nanoparticles: Researchers develop oral delivery
system to treat inflammatory bowel diseases |
| 120 |
'Express lanes' for ions: By aligning carbon nanotubes in
electrodes, researchers boost performance |
| 121 |
Single-crystal films could advance solar cells (w/ Video) |
| 122 |
The hair brush that reads your mind |
| 123 |
The promise of ion beam cancer therapy |
| 124 |
UC Riverside physicists pave the way for graphene-based spin
computer |
| 125 |
Water's interaction with platinum requires a closer look,
researchers find |
| 126 |
Physicists detect and control quantum states in diamond with
light |
| 127 |
This little light of mine: Changing the color of single
photons emitted by quantum dots |
| 128 |
New mini-sensor traces faint magnetic signature of human
heartbeat |
| 129 |
'Incoherent excitations' govern key phase of superconductor
behavior |
| 130 |
JILA unveils improved 'molecular fingerprinting' for trace gas
detection |
| 131 |
Faster CARS, less damage: Chemical microscopy shows potential
for cell diagnostics |
| 132 |
Gravity up close: Looking for extra dimensions by measuring
gravity at the microscopic level |
| 133 |
Researchers develop alternative to gold in electrical
applications |
| 134 |
Mass limits of dark matter derived from 'strange' stars |
| 135 |
Physicists observe electron ejected from atom for first time |
| 136 |
Bringing down the electric grid |
| 137 |
Canadian leads publishing of first results from Large Hadron
Collider |
| 138 |
NPL recreates original fission experiment |
| 139 |
Old logging practices linked to high erosion rates |
| 140 |
New international standard for spacecraft docking |
| 141 |
Scientists say Asia's corals dying en masse |
| 142 |
Space shuttle leaking, NASA working up repair plan |
| 143 |
Geophysicists claim conventional understanding of Earth's deep
water cycle needs revision |
| 144 |
NOAA: Global temperature ties for warmest on record |
| 145 |
NASA spacecraft hurtles toward active comet Hartley 2 |
| 146 |
The next generation of stem cells |
| 147 |
'Deepwater Horizon' disaster hit bluefish tuna hard |
| 148 |
Scientists lower Gulf health grade |
| 149 |
NASA's Webb telescope's systems engineering evolves |
| 150 |
Image: Where stars are born |
| 151 |
New project manager for long-lived Mars odyssey |
| 152 |
Climate change may alter natural climate cycles of Pacific |
| 153 |
Crocheted coral exhibit carries environmental warning |
| 154 |
Refining the search for what's 'out there' |
| 155 |
AMD showcases 'Llano' Fusion APU |
| 156 |
Robots use their hands to 'think' |
| 157 |
Introducing Japan's new singing robot (w/ Video) |
| 158 |
Review: Despite its bulk, G2 phone gets it right |
| 159 |
Study says iPhone 4 design fine--unless you drop it |
| 160 |
'Google TV': Sony unveils TVs with Google's Web-surfing system |
| 161 |
Apple seeks approval to sell iPad in S. Korea: regulator |
| 162 |
With holidays approaching, TV prices to drop slightly |
| 163 |
UM unmanned robot team Australia bound for international
competition |
| 164 |
Verizon iPhone in Q1 not a rumor any longer |
| 165 |
Logitech unveils Google TV boxes |
| 166 |
3-D TV sets still viewed skeptically by many |
| 167 |
Devices claim they'll help you drive safely while texting, on
the phone |
| 168 |
Review: A better Apple TV doesn't beat competition |
| 169 |
Campaign to build 1837 Babbage's Analytical Engine |
| 170 |
Wild ideas take flight on cutting edge of clean tech |
| 171 |
Efficient computer network on a chip |
| 172 |
Canadian report says Google breached privacy laws |
| 173 |
Inter-cloud data security technology developed by Fujitsu |
| 174 |
New perspective in the CAVE with 3-D computer-assisted virtual
environment |
| 175 |
Conserving resources: Producing circuit boards with plasma |
| 176 |
Google reaffirms commitment to China |
| 177 |
High performance materials for the tunnel of the century |
| 178 |
China denies cartel-like behaviour on rare earths |
| 179 |
Superhighway for wind power proposed for Mid-Atlantic Coast |
| 180 |
Microsoft software head Ray Ozzie to depart |
| 181 |
Bilingual, bicultural 'Roboceptionist' on its way |
| 182 |
iPhone helps Apple dial 4Q net income up 70% (Update 2) |
| 183 |
Discovery of a mechanism that controls the expression of a
protein involved in numerous cancers |
| 184 |
Sniffing out shoe bombs: A new and simple sensor for explosive
chemicals |
| 185 |
Researchers discover eye test for neurological diseases in
livestock |
| 186 |
Diamonds cutting environmental impact |
| 187 |
Saving platinum: Monolayer of platinum on tungsten carbide
catalyzes electrolytic production of hydrogen |
| 188 |
Researchers develop method for curbing growth of crystals that
form kidney stones |
| 189 |
New look at multitalented protein sheds light on mysteries of
HIV |
| 190 |
Architecture of soil particles greatly influences if, when
pollutants migrate |
| 191 |
Scientists propose 'hidden' 3D optical data storage technique |
| 192 |
Soft drink could enhance effects of an anti-cancer drug |
| 193 |
Battling the force that wastes 1 out of every 10 gallons of
gasoline in cars |
| 194 |
Blocking an oncogene in liver cancer could be potential
therapy option |
| 195 |
Second-generation device more effective in capturing
circulating tumor cells (w/ Video) |
| 196 |
Size matters in crucial redox reactions |
| 197 |
Fast and user friendly, nanoDESI shows off its ability to
transfer fragile molecules |
| 198 |
A miracle diet for brake rotors: High-strength, high-temp
aluminum |
| 199 |
One step closer to a drug treatment for cystic fibrosis |
| 200 |
Controlling catalysts: Expert discusses new ways to drive old
reactions |
| 201 |
New sensor derived from frogs may help fight bacteria and save
wildlife |
| 202 |
Old bees' memory fades; mirrors recall of mammals |
| 203 |
More than 200 new snails of the same genus described in a
single study |
| 204 |
From bees to coral reefs: How humans impact partnerships in
the natural world |
| 205 |
The world is not flat: Exploring cells and tissues in three
dimensions |
| 206 |
No cloned steaks on EU plates |
| 207 |
Family tree could identify species vulnerable to invaders,
climate change |
| 208 |
100-million-year-old mistake provides snapshot of evolution |
| 209 |
Judge focuses on carp DNA in lawsuit over locks |
| 210 |
When vertebrae cross dress: How sloths got their long neck (w/
Video) |
| 211 |
Scientists turn stem cells into cells for cartilage repair |
| 212 |
Japanese researchers report on liver transplantation studies
using animal and iPS cells |
| 213 |
Scientists sequence genomes of lyme disease bacteria |
| 214 |
Bridges built to help Borneo orangutans meet mates |
| 215 |
Scientists perform genome-wide study of human stem cells |
| 216 |
Worst weed the culprit of herbicide resistance |
| 217 |
Lemur play is on solid ground |
| 218 |
First direct evidence that response to alcohol depends on
genes |
| 219 |
Brain might be key to leptin's actions against type 1 diabetes |
| 220 |
Use of DHA fish oil capsules does not decrease postpartum
depression in mothers |
| 221 |
Recycling pacemakers may alleviate burden of heart disease
across the globe |
| 222 |
Proton therapy safe, effective for early-stage lung cancer
patients |
| 223 |
McSleepy meets DaVinci |
| 224 |
Big VA study shows surgery checklist saves lives |
| 225 |
Implementing program for operating room staff emphasizing
teamwork appears to reduce surgical deaths |
| 226 |
Heavy alcohol use suggests a change in normal cognitive
development in adolescents |
| 227 |
Research brings cure for Parkinson's disease a step closer |
| 228 |
Study reveals how sex hormones influence right heart function |
| 229 |
Vitamin E in front line of prostate cancer fight |
| 230 |
Bioelectrical signals turn stem cells' progeny cancerous |
| 231 |
Watching violent TV, video games desensitizes teenagers and
may promote more aggressive behavior |
| 232 |
Study shows video games highly effective training tools |
| 233 |
Study: Religious diversity increases in America, yet
perceptions of Christian nation intensify |
| 234 |
Experiments find bias in way analysts view firms led by black
grads of prestigious universities |
| 235 |
How green is your campus? Motivations for sustainability for
universities vs. for-profit companies |
| 236 |
Generous paupers and stingy princes? Power and consumer
spending |
| 237 |
New evidence of the power of open access |
| 238 |
Obama to test Archimedes solar ray legend (Update) |
| 239 |
Study predicts women in power, Muslims heading West |
| 240 |
10,000 miles: New study proposes giant Pterosaurs were record
long-distance fliers |
| 241 |
Does clenching your muscles increase willpower? |
| 242 |
Computational model of swimming fish could inspire design of
robots, medical prosthetics |
| 243 |
Is team science productive? Study measures the collaborative
nature of translational medicine |
| 244 |
Cash is healthier? Credit and debit increase impulsive food
purchases |
| 245 |
Benign envy sells iPhones, but malicious envy drives consumers
to BlackBerries |
| 246 |
Would you sleep on a chunk of ice? Building your 'experience
resume' |
| 247 |
Celebrity journalism may contribute positively to consumer
health behaviors: researchers |
| 248 |
How do beauty product ads affect consumer self esteem and
purchasing? |
| 249 |
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