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Title |
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Intel Semifinalist Is Homeless No More Thanks to Community |
| 2 |
Indestructible iPad Case? Not to Bill Weir |
| 3 |
Facebook App For Sending Messages from the Grave |
| 4 |
Homeless Teen Could Win $100,000 Science Prize and New Future
for Family |
| 5 |
Rare White Penguin Spotted in Antarctica |
| 6 |
CES: The Touch Screen Is So 2011. Is Eye Tracking Next? |
| 7 |
Gadget Watch: Control a PC With Body Motions |
| 8 |
Crowd Too Big, Beijing Apple Store Cancels Sale |
| 9 |
Netflix Shares Rise on Investor Optimism |
| 10 |
UK Student Faces Extradition to US Over Movie Site |
| 11 |
Space Station Moves up and out of Way of Debris |
| 12 |
Married 61 Years, Husband and Wife Die Hours Apart |
| 13 |
5-Second Rule? Medics Drop Heart but Transplant Proceeds |
| 14 |
A Link Between Sausage and Cancer? |
| 15 |
Two Hearts, One Chest, One Major Resuscitation |
| 16 |
Antidepressants Linked to Hypertension in Babies |
| 17 |
From Hotel Rooms to Coffee Shops: New World of Online Sperm
Donation |
| 18 |
Fear of Friday, the 13th (Paraskevidekatriaphobia) and Other
Unpronounceable Phobias |
| 19 |
Born With Two Vaginas: Not So Rare |
| 20 |
Rare multiple star system discovered |
| 21 |
Team build world's smallest hard drive |
| 22 |
Warmer winds a boost to albatross |
| 23 |
Seabird foraging areas 'key for conservation' |
| 24 |
Super-cool Planck mission begins to warm |
| 25 |
Bubble-blowing stars seen in the thousands by public |
| 26 |
Processed meat 'linked to pancreatic cancer' |
| 27 |
Primate pet ownership in England 'on rise' |
| 28 |
Winner in satellite image contest |
| 29 |
Bike-friendly Los Angeles |
| 30 |
US to exchange ambassadors with Burma |
| 31 |
France confirms loss of top AAA credit rating |
| 32 |
US military identifies all four 'urinating' Marines |
| 33 |
Obama asks for power to reorganise six federal agencies |
| 34 |
Mitt Romney lambasted in attack ad for speaking French |
| 35 |
Alaskan Indian woodcarver revives extinct totem art |
| 36 |
Eve teasing in India: Assault or harassment by another name |
| 37 |
Nigeria fuel subsidy strike: Protests suspended |
| 38 |
German priest admits 280 counts of sexual abuse |
| 39 |
Russian finds Kalashnikovs in firewood crates |
| 40 |
Biddy O'Loughlin: The girl who thought she was Irish |
| 41 |
Van der Sloot given 28-year sentence for Peru murder |
| 42 |
Royal Society offers ways to overhaul ICT teaching |
| 43 |
IBM researchers make 12-atom magnetic memory bit |
| 44 |
CES 2012: New interface controls challenge status quo |
| 45 |
Ex-Apple boss Sculley sets record straight on Jobs |
| 46 |
Traffic jam: Wider wifi highways may end data gridlock |
| 47 |
Guatemala congressman Valentin Leal shot dead |
| 48 |
Syria tanks and troops 'enter protest town, Zabadani' |
| 49 |
Foetus parties: Womb with a view? |
| 50 |
Could you start the day without OJ? |
| 51 |
Sleep doctor answers insomnia questions |
| 52 |
Whoa! Samsung's smart window brings "Minority
Report" to life |
| 53 |
Rupert Murdoch tweets "we screwed up" on MySpace |
| 54 |
SOPA opera: the Internet dukes it out with Congress |
| 55 |
The Daily Show host Jon Stewart says he'll brush up on SOPA |
| 56 |
Justin Bieber introduces dancing robot mRobo at CES |
| 57 |
China, India join $1B Hawaii telescope project |
| 58 |
Xbox 360 workers reportedly threaten mass suicide |
| 59 |
Heather Locklear "going to be just fine," parents
say |
| 60 |
4 Marines in video ID'd; Probe ongoing |
| 61 |
Stephen Colbert isn't really running for president |
| 62 |
Joran van der Sloot sentenced to 28 years behind bars for the
murder of Stephany Flores |
| 63 |
Amish men jailed for refusing to pay buggy fines |
| 64 |
Is smoking marijuana bad for your lungs? |
| 65 |
NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor to power Audi's next-gen infotainment
and digital instrument clusters |
| 66 |
Amazon announces it's ready to accept e-books in new KF8
format |
| 67 |
Superconducting current limiter guarantees electricity supply
of the Boxberg power plant |
| 68 |
Discovery of plant 'nourishing gene' brings hope for increased
crop seed yield and food security |
| 69 |
Energy-saving chaperon Hsp90 |
| 70 |
Uncertainty grows over Russia Mars probe crash site |
| 71 |
Particle-free silver ink prints small, high-performance
electronics |
| 72 |
Binary star system found by following gamma-ray signal |
| 73 |
How dogs can walk on ice without freezing their paws |
| 74 |
Quasicrystal is extraterrestrial in origin |
| 75 |
One step closer to controlling nuclear fusion |
| 76 |
New silicon probe assists in disease diagnostics and drug
discovery |
| 77 |
New map of the universe reveals its history for the past
six-billion years |
| 78 |
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's LAMP reveals lunar surface
features |
| 79 |
Chemical signal helps plants control their
"breathing" |
| 80 |
Twist-and-glow molecules aid rapid gas detection |
| 81 |
Earthly machine recreates star's sizzling-hot surface |
| 82 |
Researchers discover novel chemical route to form organic
molecules |
| 83 |
New family of composite structures |
| 84 |
Wasp rediscovered after almost 100 years |
| 85 |
Longer-lasting chemical catalysts |
| 86 |
Next-generation light bulb shines at CES |
| 87 |
Rugged new strawberry has a hint of pineapple |
| 88 |
'Smart TVs' offer new windows onto the Internet |
| 89 |
Cold winters caused by warmer summers, research suggests |
| 90 |
Some dating websites do not remove GPS data from photos |
| 91 |
New study urges smart targeting of pollution sources to save
lives and climate |
| 92 |
USB key opens home files from anywhere |
| 93 |
Electron's negativity cut in half by supercomputer |
| 94 |
The world's smallest magnetic data storage unit |
| 95 |
Graphene quantum dots: The next big small thing |
| 96 |
Hydrogen advances graphene use |
| 97 |
Magnetic actuation enables nanoscale thermal analysis |
| 98 |
Polymer science team designs new nanotech technique for
lower-cost materials repair |
| 99 |
Tiny quantum dots hold promise for future source of lighting |
| 100 |
Slippery when stacked: Theorists quantify the friction of
graphene |
| 101 |
Nanotube 'glow sticks' transform surface science tool kit |
| 102 |
Quick-cooking nanomaterials in microwave to make tomorrow's
air conditioners |
| 103 |
Research teams develop rolling microcapsules to repair
micro-sized defects in surfaces |
| 104 |
Nanoscale biological coating is a new way to stop the bleeding |
| 105 |
Scientists solve mystery of colorful armchair nanotubes |
| 106 |
Keeping electronics cool: Findings on modified form of
graphene could have impacts in managing heat dissipation |
| 107 |
Nanotechnology researchers develop new strategy to deliver
chemotherapy to prostate cancer cells |
| 108 |
Crowd-sourcing the Future of Accelerators |
| 109 |
New portrait to mark Hooke's place in history |
| 110 |
Choreographing dance of electrons offers promise in pursuit of
quantum computers |
| 111 |
Researchers conduct experimental implementation of quantum
algorithm |
| 112 |
Optical nanoantennas enable efficient multipurpose particle
manipulation |
| 113 |
Physicists develop nano-level sound detector |
| 114 |
Team models ionic conductivity in doped ceria for use as a
fuel cell electrolyte |
| 115 |
Research team predicts the next big thing in the world of
particle physics: supersymmetry |
| 116 |
Battery, heal thyself: Inventing self-repairing batteries |
| 117 |
Physics team finds new constraints on how lumpy space-time can
be |
| 118 |
Light control technique could lead to tunable lighting and
displays |
| 119 |
Russia says its spacecraft may crash into Atlantic |
| 120 |
Japanese whalers hand over Australian activists |
| 121 |
Economic incentives could massively reduce deforestation
emissions in Indonesia, yield billions of dollars |
| 122 |
Managing private and public adaptation to climate change |
| 123 |
Spacecraft completes biggest maneuver |
| 124 |
Space station to move to avoid oncoming junk |
| 125 |
Cassini testing part of its radio system |
| 126 |
Wi-Drive gives Apple-Amazon gadgets more capacity |
| 127 |
Microsoft's departure signals CES's decline |
| 128 |
Motorized shoes ready to roll into stores |
| 129 |
New sensation: Phones that let you feel the world |
| 130 |
iPhone attachment captures panoramic video |
| 131 |
Carmakers lure youth with gadgets, sleek design |
| 132 |
Android-powered watches get Internet savvy |
| 133 |
Solid state Swiss Army Knife can save digital lives |
| 134 |
CES gadget fair 'geeks' get peek at sex tech |
| 135 |
Sony's next-generation 55-inch 'Crystal LED Display' prototype
presented at CES |
| 136 |
Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset heads for tablets, TVs |
| 137 |
Calif. imposes battery charger energy standards |
| 138 |
Gadget Watch: Control a PC with body motions |
| 139 |
Giving the electricity network more grunt |
| 140 |
India gov't agrees to prosecute Google, Facebook |
| 141 |
S. Korea lifts ban on Internet for electioneering |
| 142 |
Development of positive electrode materials for low-cost and
high-performance lithium-ion secondary batteries |
| 143 |
Air France fined 146,000 euros for 'poisoned' coffee |
| 144 |
Twitter co-founder complains of Chinese blocking |
| 145 |
Gadget Watch: ATM turns your old phone into cash |
| 146 |
Senior-driving study eyes safer roadways |
| 147 |
Crowd too big, Beijing Apple store cancels sale |
| 148 |
Electrochemical dissolution of platinum in an ionic liquid |
| 149 |
New chemical reaction holds promise for drug development |
| 150 |
Active compounds against Alzheimer's disease |
| 151 |
Products of biotechnological origin using vegetable and fruit
by-products generated by the industry |
| 152 |
Giant optical gain in a rare-earth-ion-doped microstructure |
| 153 |
Why coffee drinking reduces the risk of Type 2 diabetes |
| 154 |
Helping hydrogen move back home |
| 155 |
Infrared detector unmasks cocaine addicts |
| 156 |
Chemical engineers boost petrochemical output from biomass by
40% |
| 157 |
New information on the waste-disposal units of living cells |
| 158 |
Twenty-year protein mystery solved with surprising results |
| 159 |
Why do dew drops do what they do on leaves? |
| 160 |
Advance toward an imaging agent for diagnosing Alzheimer's
disease |
| 161 |
More than 100 baby seals rescued on Dutch coast |
| 162 |
Researchers find Sydney whales unfazed by whale watching |
| 163 |
Fly named in honor of Beyonce |
| 164 |
Learning from lizards |
| 165 |
Titanium dioxide film enhances the sun's natural disinfection
power |
| 166 |
Discovery in Africa gives insight for Australian Hendra virus
outbreaks |
| 167 |
Honeybee deaths linked to seed insecticide exposure |
| 168 |
S. African rangers kill poachers in Kruger park |
| 169 |
Evolutionary psychologists find macaques more likely
influenced by friends than family |
| 170 |
Faulty proteins may prove significant in identifying new
treatments for ovarian cancer |
| 171 |
Researchers identify possible receptor for key breast cancer
regulator |
| 172 |
The concept of 'overactive bladder' serves better commercial
rather than patient interests |
| 173 |
I recognize you! But how did I do it? |
| 174 |
Software for analyzing digital pathology images proving its
usefulness |
| 175 |
Study shows 32 million Americans have autoantibodies that
target their own tissues |
| 176 |
Keeping an eye on the Japanese genome |
| 177 |
A gender-biased metric guides funding decisions in psychology
research |
| 178 |
Wearing contact lenses can affect glaucoma measurements |
| 179 |
Processed meat may increase pancreatic cancer risk |
| 180 |
German bosses call to ban cigarette breaks at work |
| 181 |
A muffin makeover: Dispelling the low-fat-is-healthy myth |
| 182 |
Surprising results from smoke inhalation study |
| 183 |
New international research defends genome-wide association
studies |
| 184 |
The microbiome and disease: Gut bacteria influence the
severity of heart attacks in rats |
| 185 |
Expectant mothers on antidepressants risk newborns with high
blood pressure |
| 186 |
Men with deep voice may be lacking in sperm: study |
| 187 |
A penny-per-ounce tax on sugar-sweetened beverages keeps the
doctor away and saves money |
| 188 |
A scarcity of women leads men to spend more, save less |
| 189 |
Practice doesn't make perfect when it comes to understanding
risk |
| 190 |
Cosmetic chemical hinders brain development in tadpoles |
| 191 |
Who's wealthy? Beyond net worth, asset and debt levels change
our perceptions |
| 192 |
We may be less happy, but our language isn't |
| 193 |
Red wine researcher accused of falsifying data |
| 194 |
Nicotine replacement therapies may not be effective in helping
people quit smoking, study says |
| 195 |
Brain region can signal early-stage Alzheimer's and other
dementias |
| 196 |
Seeing what's inside a tumor |
| 197 |
People mimic each other, but we aren't chameleons |
| 198 |
How the brain routes traffic for maximum alertness |
| 199 |
Newly identified type of immune cell may be important
protector against sepsis |
| 200 |
Right-to-work has minimal impact on manufacturing |
| 201 |
Contracts in the classroom |
| 202 |
The current crisis follows the same patterns as in 1991 |
| 203 |
Emotional news framing affects public response to crises |
| 204 |
Imagine that: How you envision others says a lot about you in
real life |
| 205 |
A new year fir the Euro: What could happen and why Americans
should be concerned |
| 206 |
Pesticide website offers new tools for gardeners, homeowners
and applicators |
| 207 |
Don't know much about charter schools |
| 208 |
Girl power surges in India |
| 209 |
Parental education not always linked to child's earnings |
| 210 |
Budweiser's decline will continue, strategy expert says |
| 211 |
Scientists study hands of fearsome, meat-eating dinosaur |
| 212 |
First physical evidence of tobacco in a Mayan container |
| 213 |
UK minister says children 'bored' by IT classes |
| 214 |
'I feel your pain...' Same sex coworkers sympathize when they
observe lack of respect aimed at their colleagues |
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