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| 1 |
Scientists Find Direct Line from Development to Growth |
| 2 |
Genetic Signatures of Human Exceptional Longevity Discovered |
| 3 |
Tibetan Adaptation to High Altitude Occurred in Less Than
3,000 Years |
| 4 |
Killer Whales and the Mystery of Human Menopause |
| 5 |
X-Ray Satellite Homes in on a Black Hole's Jets |
| 6 |
Extinction of Woolly Mammoth, Saber-Toothed Cat May Have Been
Caused by Human Predators |
| 7 |
Man in the Moon Has 'Graphite Whiskers' |
| 8 |
Complex, Multicellular Life from Over Two Billion Years Ago
Discovered |
| 9 |
'Butterfly Effect' in the Brain Makes the Brain Intrinsically
Unreliable |
| 10 |
Human-Made Global Warming Started With Ancient Hunters |
| 11 |
Subtle Mutations in Immune Gene May Increase Risk for Asthma |
| 12 |
Cell Phone Microscope Poised to Begin Trials in Africa |
| 13 |
Cellular and Molecular Events That Restrict HIV Transmission
Identified |
| 14 |
Molecular Prosthesis Against Gout |
| 15 |
Looking Back Key to Moving Forward: Counterfactual Reflection
Is Critical to Institutional Prosperity, Study Finds |
| 16 |
High Fructose Diet May Contribute to High Blood Pressure,
Study Finds |
| 17 |
Planned Home Births Associated With Tripling of Neonatal
Mortality Rate Vs. Planned Hospital Births |
| 18 |
UVA Radiation Damages DNA in Human Melanocyte Skin Cells and
Can Lead to Melanoma |
| 19 |
Overweight Women Undertaking ART Twice as Likely to Miscarry
as Their Slimmer Counterparts, Study Finds |
| 20 |
Genetic Regulator Opens New Avenues to AIDS, Immune System
Research |
| 21 |
New Drug Restores Hearing After Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in
Rats |
| 22 |
Can Money Buy Happiness? Gallup Poll Asks, and the World
Answers |
| 23 |
Stroke Complications May Subtract Additional Two Years of
Healthy Life |
| 24 |
Acupuncture Improves Exercise Tolerance in Heart Patients,
German Study Finds |
| 25 |
Work-Life Balance: Brain Stem Cells Need Their Rest, Too |
| 26 |
Reading the Look of Love |
| 27 |
Teenage Physical Activity Reduces Risk of Cognitive Impairment
in Later Life |
| 28 |
Experiencing Different Cultures Enhances Creativity |
| 29 |
Drivers Mistakenly Believe Winter Is Most Dangerous Travel
Time, Survey Shows |
| 30 |
Dark Chocolate Lowers Blood Pressure, Research Finds |
| 31 |
Discovery of a Hepatitis C-Related Virus in Bats May Reduce
Outbreaks in Humans |
| 32 |
Researchers Identify What Makes MRSA Lethal |
| 33 |
New Heat-Tolerant Beans Released |
| 34 |
Apples Grow Larger When Cells Don't Divide, Study Shows |
| 35 |
Some Males React to Competition Like Bonobos, Others Like
Chimpanzees |
| 36 |
Warmer Is Better: Invasive Cane Toads Set to Thrive Under
Global Warming |
| 37 |
Switching Off Your Lights Has a Bigger Impact Than You Might
Think, Says New Study |
| 38 |
Emissions of Greenhouse Gases Methane and Nitrous Oxide
Underestimated, Research Suggests |
| 39 |
Exposure to Secondhand Smoke in the Womb Has Lifelong Impact,
Study Finds |
| 40 |
Better Way to Battle Mosquitoes: Research Could Provide More
Effective Treatment Against West Nile Virus |
| 41 |
Feathered Friends: Ostriches Provide Clues to Dinosaur
Movement |
| 42 |
Hunting Weapon 10,000 Years Old Found in Melting Ice Patch |
| 43 |
When Two Parts of the Earth's Crust Break Apart, This Does Not
Always Cause Massive Volcanic Eruptions |
| 44 |
Science Uncovers the Hidden Secrets of World-Famous Paintings |
| 45 |
Outliving the Ice Age: Tale of a Rhinoceros |
| 46 |
R Coronae Australis: A Cosmic Watercolor |
| 47 |
Voyager 2 at 12,000 Days: The Super-Marathon Continues |
| 48 |
More Proof That New Planet and Star Are Moving Together |
| 49 |
Zapping Titan-Like Atmosphere With UV Rays Creates Life
Precursors |
| 50 |
NASA Instrument Will Identify Clues to Martian Past |
| 51 |
Three-Legged Dogs Boost Robot Research |
| 52 |
Scrubbing CO2 from Atmosphere Could Be a Long-Term Commitment |
| 53 |
World of Lights in the Microcosmos |
| 54 |
Science of Soccer: Ball Aerodynamics Focus of Research |
| 55 |
All-Natural Personal Care Products: Chemical Engineer Patents
Enzymatic Preparation to Make Natural Ingredients in the Lab |
| 56 |
System That Controls Sleep May Be Same for Most Mammals |
| 57 |
Diamonds and the Holy Grail of Quantum Computing |
| 58 |
Earplug Lets the Message Through |
| 59 |
Science Historian Cracks the 'Plato Code' |
| 60 |
Enterprise PCs Work While They Sleep--Saving Energy and
Money--With New Software |
| 61 |
Why you should never arm wrestle a saber-toothed tiger |
| 62 |
Spy suspects allegedly used regular consumer tech |
| 63 |
Russian cargo ship fails to dock with ISS (Update) |
| 64 |
Saturn System Moves Oxygen From Enceladus to Titan |
| 65 |
Reversal of fortune for Parkinson's disease transplant
treatment |
| 66 |
IBM Hot Water-Cooled Supercomputer Goes Live at ETH Zurich |
| 67 |
Alex's aftermath brings flash flood watches to Texas |
| 68 |
Personalized approach to smoking cessation may be reality in
3-5 years |
| 69 |
Cell signaling classification system gives researchers new
tool |
| 70 |
Large Hadron Collider gains pace: CERN |
| 71 |
First Experiment to Attempt Prevention of Homosexuality in
Womb |
| 72 |
Science historian cracks the 'Plato code' |
| 73 |
Search for the bridge to the quantum world |
| 74 |
How 'spooky' quantum mechanical laws may affect everyday
objects (Update) |
| 75 |
Scientist says nuclear weapons may be best bet for saving
Earth from asteroids |
| 76 |
HIRO III lets you feel what you see on screen (w/ Video) |
| 77 |
Apple 'stunned' to find iPhones show too many bars |
| 78 |
Flying car should be available next year (w/ Video) |
| 79 |
Physicists explain why superconductors fail to produce super
currents |
| 80 |
Arctic climate may be more sensitive to warming than thought,
says new study |
| 81 |
Landing on an asteroid: Not quite like in the movies |
| 82 |
A butterfly effect in the brain |
| 83 |
Can money buy happiness? Gallup poll asks, and the world
answers |
| 84 |
An Internet 100 times as fast: A new network design could
boost capacity |
| 85 |
Print your own lasers, lights and TV screens |
| 86 |
Graphene 2.0: A new approach to making a unique material |
| 87 |
Nanopores make sterile filtration more reliable |
| 88 |
Scientists Advance Quantum Computing & Energy Conversion
Tech |
| 89 |
Carbon nanotubes form ultrasensitive biosensor to detect
proteins |
| 90 |
Spaghetti highway for cells: Noodle-shaped string of aligned
nanofibers promises better tissue regeneration |
| 91 |
Supernovae mystery solved |
| 92 |
Diamonds and the holy grail of quantum computing |
| 93 |
Scientists report first monolithic terahertz solid-state
transceiver |
| 94 |
Barrier to faster integrated circuits may be mere speed bump,
scientists say |
| 95 |
Fast-tracking the manufacture of glasses |
| 96 |
Researchers analyze the future of transistor-less magnonic
logic circuits |
| 97 |
Moynihan, as Nixon aide, warned of global warming |
| 98 |
Geoscientists explain differences between large Sumatran
earthquakes |
| 99 |
Turtle eggs to be rescued from Gulf of Mexico spill |
| 100 |
US scientist in race to learn from Indonesia's dying glacier |
| 101 |
Study will look at oil spill's effect on whales |
| 102 |
Oil spills raise arsenic levels in the ocean, says new
research |
| 103 |
Florida tests inventors' sand-cleaning ideas |
| 104 |
CryoSat-2 exceeding expectations |
| 105 |
Indonesia's last glacier will melt within years |
| 106 |
How fast can microbes break down oil washed onto Gulf beaches? |
| 107 |
Researchers Shed Light on Birth of the First Stars |
| 108 |
Sustainability: Will We Recognize It When We See It? |
| 109 |
Next Mars Rover Sports a Set of New Wheels |
| 110 |
Man in the Moon has 'Graphite Whiskers' |
| 111 |
Herschel reveals details of distant galaxies and quasars |
| 112 |
RXTE Homes in on a Black Hole's Jets |
| 113 |
Last 2 shuttle flights delayed, final trip in 2011 |
| 114 |
Report: IBM Supercomputers Are Most Energy Efficient in the
World |
| 115 |
Robots vie for World Cup glory in Singapore |
| 116 |
Sony warns its VAIO laptops may overheat, cause burns |
| 117 |
Seagate Introduces 3TB External Hard Drive |
| 118 |
Apple's iPhone 4 on sale in China's grey market |
| 119 |
Amazon adds video to Kindle e-books on iPad-iPhone |
| 120 |
Samsung Launches World's First RGB LED Data Projector |
| 121 |
A picture is worth 1,000 lines of C++ code |
| 122 |
Japan donates 10 million dollars for Galapagos solar energy |
| 123 |
Driving while blind? Maybe, with new high-tech car |
| 124 |
Flash, aaaaagh! Is your school website flashy but safe? |
| 125 |
US videogame sales slip in May: NPD |
| 126 |
Farmers defend way of life with Facebook, Twitter |
| 127 |
Disney acquires iPhone game maker Tapulous |
| 128 |
Spin-out in cutting-edge light source technology |
| 129 |
Newsmax out of Newsweek bidding, deadline for bids expires |
| 130 |
As world first, Finland makes broadband service basic right |
| 131 |
Microsoft banishes battery bungling |
| 132 |
Apple hit with lawsuit over iPhone 4 antenna woes |
| 133 |
IBM endorses Firefox as in-house Web browser |
| 134 |
Virtual reality you can reach out and touch |
| 135 |
Google buys travel software company for $700M |
| 136 |
New rules bring online piracy fight to US campuses |
| 137 |
How Facebook has changed our idea of 'too much information' |
| 138 |
Disposable cortisol biosensor developed |
| 139 |
Mass production of polymer solar cells within reach |
| 140 |
Beverages leave 'geographic signatures' that can track
people's movements |
| 141 |
Breaking Good: Study examines durability of glass with ties to
nuclear waste storage |
| 142 |
Genetic inspiration could show the way to revolutionise
information technology |
| 143 |
Scientists develop technology to produce sugar from
photosynthetic bacteria |
| 144 |
Wallabies and bats harbor 'fossil' genes from the most deadly
family of human viruses |
| 145 |
Pear pest's chemical 'come hither' identified |
| 146 |
Killer whales and the mystery of human menopause |
| 147 |
For female baboons, too, it's good to have friends |
| 148 |
Benchtop biofuels: Fine-tuning growth conditions helps
cyanobacteria flourish |
| 149 |
'Trophic cascades' of disruption may include loss of woolly
mammoth, saber-toothed cat |
| 150 |
Mountain mice show adaptation to altitude |
| 151 |
Stanford stem cell scientist leads effort to prevent
fraudulent treatment |
| 152 |
Reprogrammed human blood cells show promise for disease
research |
| 153 |
Nest incest targets males |
| 154 |
New Study Predicts Yield for Biofuel Jatropha |
| 155 |
Study suggests more fish than thought may thrive in the
ocean's depths |
| 156 |
Health check for fish |
| 157 |
New technique improves efficiency of biofuel production |
| 158 |
Honey as an antibiotic: Scientists identify a secret
ingredient in honey that kills bacteria |
| 159 |
Insect research gives humans six legs up |
| 160 |
Our brains are more like birds' than we thought |
| 161 |
Stem-cell work closes a door to AIDS virus |
| 162 |
Researchers Study Blood Pressure, Physical Ability, Cognition
Correlations |
| 163 |
Antibiotic Use Boosts Risk of Infection with Clostridium
Bacteria |
| 164 |
Consulting 'Dr. Google': Study finds much Internet-based
sports medicine information is incorrect or incomplete |
| 165 |
New research into psychology of alcohol consumption |
| 166 |
Simpler and cheaper antibiotic prophylaxis with insertion of
nutrition catheter in the stomach |
| 167 |
Patients with treatment-resistant CLL respond positively to
stem cell transplants |
| 168 |
Spanish study: Women live longer but in worse condition |
| 169 |
Lymphoma patients with cardiovascular disease have increased
risk of cardiac hospitalization |
| 170 |
Researchers identify genetic signatures of human exceptional
longevity |
| 171 |
Study links low national average IQs with infectious diseases |
| 172 |
Tibetan adaptation to high altitude occurred in less than
3,000 years |
| 173 |
Millions of vaccine doses to be burned |
| 174 |
Terrorist de-radicalization shows promise, comprehensive study
finds |
| 175 |
David Livingstone letter deciphered at last |
| 176 |
Spanish public-sector workers complain most about their work
environment |
| 177 |
Egypt finds evidence of unfinished ancient tomb |
| 178 |
Giant predatory whale named for 'Moby Dick' author |
| 179 |
Unusual 17th-century Dutch horse burial site found |
| 180 |
Sauropods in Argentina kept their eggs warm near geothermal
vents |
| 181 |
Anger drives support for wartime presidents |
| 182 |
Death of a salesman? Social media debunks views of advertising |
| 183 |
Do scientists understand the public? |
| 184 |
Researcher finds 10,000 year-old hunting weapon in melting ice
patch (w/ Video) |
| 185 |
Jabulani ball 'too perfect' to fly straight--scientists |
| 186 |
Bars, restaurants see no significant employment change under
smoking bans in two cities |
| 187 |
Prehistoric man went to the movies, say researchers |
| 188 |
Stirring the ocean: Calculating the role of the oceans'
swimmers |
| 189 |
The teeth of cadavers reveal their identity |
| 190 |
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