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A process for tracking global biodiversity |
| 2 |
Be kind to your seafood, study urges |
| 3 |
Pen color affects teacher-student relations |
| 4 |
Kickstarter project team claims its LED bulb world's most
efficient |
| 5 |
Golden algae: They hunt, they kill, they cheat |
| 6 |
Study finds severe climate jeopardizing Amazon forest |
| 7 |
Controlling particles for directed self-assembly of colloidal
crystals |
| 8 |
Study provides new insights on drought predictions in East
Africa |
| 9 |
Google Glass may run with laser-projected keyboard |
| 10 |
Climate models benefit from medical methods |
| 11 |
Multiple steps toward the 'quantum singularity' |
| 12 |
New study confirms immune cells are guided by gradients |
| 13 |
Microsoft Security Essentials misses AV-Test Certified status |
| 14 |
Nearly perfect, ultrathin invisibility cloak could have wide
practical applications |
| 15 |
Researchers devise method to create efficient indium phosphate
nanowire photovoltaics |
| 16 |
New material for warm-white LEDs invented |
| 17 |
A new world record for solar cell efficiency |
| 18 |
Novel metamaterial sensor provides bigger picture |
| 19 |
Researchers expose new vulnerabilities in the security of
personal genetic information |
| 20 |
NASA beams Mona Lisa to Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter at the
moon(w/ video) |
| 21 |
Mouse research links adolescent stress and severe adult mental
illness |
| 22 |
A hidden treasure in the Large Magellanic Cloud |
| 23 |
Photovoltaics beat biofuels at converting sun's energy to
miles driven |
| 24 |
New key to organism complexity identified: Critical
transcription factor co-exists in two distinct states |
| 25 |
Enzyme created in test tube displays new structure, function |
| 26 |
Savanna study highlights African fuelwood crisis |
| 27 |
Researchers discover how tree frogs use their bodies to cling
to overhanging surfaces (w/ video) |
| 28 |
Global Web censors use devices from US firm, study reports |
| 29 |
Global plant diversity still hinges on local battles against
invasives, study suggests |
| 30 |
Want to ace that interview? Make sure your strongest
competition is interviewed on a different day |
| 31 |
Reull Vallis: A river ran through it |
| 32 |
Titan gets a dune 'makeover' |
| 33 |
Moving Barkhausen Effect forward |
| 34 |
Researchers create method for more sensitive electrochemical
sensors |
| 35 |
Clogged pores for increased effectiveness: Whey protein
stabilizes nanotransporter, controls pH-dependent drug release |
| 36 |
A single molecule in sight: Intelligent molecules |
| 37 |
A material that most liquids won't wet |
| 38 |
Researchers use snail teeth to improve solar cells and
batteries |
| 39 |
Engineer making rechargeable batteries with layered
nanomaterials |
| 40 |
Resolving the internal structure of nanoparticle dimers linked
by DNA |
| 41 |
New study gives insight into graphene grain boundaries |
| 42 |
Chemistry resolves toxic concerns about carbon nanotubes |
| 43 |
Researchers create flexible, nanoscale 'bed of nails' for
possible drug delivery |
| 44 |
Nanotech research yields bouncing liquid metal marbles(w/
video) |
| 45 |
Building electronics from the ground up |
| 46 |
Graphene plasmonics beats the drug cheats |
| 47 |
Electronics like it cold, and 30 K cryocooler delivers |
| 48 |
A method for reversing the velocity spread in neutron beams
should boost the accuracy of precision experiments |
| 49 |
New class of magnets where fewer electrons mean stronger
magnetism could lead to new energy-saving technologies |
| 50 |
Advances in field of Raman spectroscopy pave way for new deep
non-invasive medical diagnosis methods |
| 51 |
Entanglement recycling makes teleportation more practical |
| 52 |
Cheating to create the perfect simulation: Physicists on the
way to describe the inside of neutron stars |
| 53 |
Soft Lego built in the computer |
| 54 |
Laser-based acousto-optic mapping: Next-generation design tool
for loudspeaker designers |
| 55 |
Researchers propose improvements to recommendation engines
based on particle physics |
| 56 |
Mathematical breakthrough sets out rules for more effective
teleportation |
| 57 |
Researchers confirm intrinsic superconductor behavior revealed |
| 58 |
Blackening copper opens new applications |
| 59 |
Forecasters look higher to make better cold weather
predictions |
| 60 |
TEPCO: Record high radiation level found in fish |
| 61 |
What's causing Australia's heat wave? |
| 62 |
Unrestricted access to the details of deadly eruptions |
| 63 |
Temperature hits all-time record in Sydney |
| 64 |
Factory smoke clouds China pollution pledges |
| 65 |
Audit slams S. Korea's $20 bln river project |
| 66 |
New photonic architecture promises to dramatically change next
decade of disaggregated, rack-scale server designs |
| 67 |
Schools should ditch books: New York mayor hopeful |
| 68 |
Robofish grace glides with the greatest of ease |
| 69 |
Panasonic steps up 3D camera tech for virtual world tours |
| 70 |
Looking Sharp at the Consumer Electronics Show |
| 71 |
E-book reading on the rise among young people |
| 72 |
Samsung announces 100 mn Galaxy S smartphone sales |
| 73 |
Four gadgets that defined Vegas electronics show |
| 74 |
CES spotlight on smartphones' growing role as command center |
| 75 |
Smartphone touted as 'remote for your life' at CES |
| 76 |
High fashion, high tech intersect at CES confab |
| 77 |
Fulton Innovation offers device-to-device wireless charging
demo at CES |
| 78 |
Dueling platforms at CES on wireless charging |
| 79 |
Chinese tech firms pump up volume at CES |
| 80 |
Gadget Watch: Long-battery watch talks to iPhone |
| 81 |
Japan to replace nuclear plant with world's largest wind farm |
| 82 |
Venture investments decline in 2012 |
| 83 |
China Mobile seeks Taiwan handset makers' support |
| 84 |
Wipro profits up 18% on strong demand |
| 85 |
Boeing plans to carry on with 787 production |
| 86 |
Black silicon can take efficiency of solar cells to new levels |
| 87 |
Kim Dotcom poised for return with Megaupload successor |
| 88 |
Google pulls 'Make Me Asian' app after uproar |
| 89 |
Small change for a big improvement: Halogen bonds and drug
discovery |
| 90 |
Film surface modification technology goes global in the
printed intelligence sector |
| 91 |
Team achieves more efficient gas separations using new polymer
that selectively sieves gas molecules |
| 92 |
Fraunhofer shows bio-tiles and heat-resistant biopolymers |
| 93 |
South Korea carries news of bendable, shape-conformable
batteries |
| 94 |
Nanoscale 'Goldilocks' phenomenon could improve biofuel
production |
| 95 |
Development of the first way to make large amounts of
promising anti-cancer substance |
| 96 |
Sustainable reinforcement for concrete has newly discovered
benefits |
| 97 |
Potential new way to slow growth of prostate cancer cells |
| 98 |
One step closer to hydrogen production from
photoelectrochemical water-splitting |
| 99 |
Computational study of human hair provides insights into
structure of its poorly understood outer surface |
| 100 |
2013 economic outlook for global chemical industry |
| 101 |
Millimeter-level naked-eye detection of Cesium location at
solid surface |
| 102 |
Technology for a better diagnosis of food allergies |
| 103 |
The cell that isn't: New technique captures division of
membrane-less cells |
| 104 |
Do hens have friends? It seems not |
| 105 |
New report reveals insights into Swan River dolphin population |
| 106 |
World's largest natural sound archive now online |
| 107 |
Life thrives in the fast lane: Cars could have a greater
impact on kerb dwelling plant life than previously thought |
| 108 |
New research highlights influence of intraspecific variability
on biodiversity studies |
| 109 |
Lipid vesicles to replace mouse experiments |
| 110 |
Scientists shed light on the 'dark matter' of DNA |
| 111 |
Molecular assembly line brings muscles into shape |
| 112 |
A global approach to monitoring biodiversity loss |
| 113 |
Molecular twist helps regulate the cellular message to make
histone proteins |
| 114 |
A nano-gear in a nano-motor inside you |
| 115 |
Innovative approach results in improved writing skills at
primary school |
| 116 |
Social media pays off for businesses, study shows |
| 117 |
Engineers less empathetic, study finds |
| 118 |
Surrogate births: How low levels of monitoring and regulation
could lead to financial, physical, emotional exploitation |
| 119 |
Ancient critter could be the granddaddy of shellfish |
| 120 |
New study examines post-Roe v. Wade arrests of and forced
interventions on pregnant women |
| 121 |
Research links power and tendency to punish harshly |
| 122 |
Compensation negotiation among women in the workplace |
| 123 |
Scientists cast doubt on earlier 'killer walrus' claims |
| 124 |
In global commerce, a multitude of trade products is good for
a country--up to a point, researchers find |
| 125 |
Gender issues in children's literature |
| 126 |
Fresh produce safety website launched |
| 127 |
Poor ranking on international test misleading about US student
performance, researcher finds |
| 128 |
Poll reveals majority of young people considering gun
ownership |
| 129 |
Eliminating or curtailing mortgage interest deduction would
have modest long-run effects on economy |
| 130 |
Physical and sexual assault linked to increased suicide risk
in military |
| 131 |
Oral breast cancer vaccine may offer new prevention tool |
| 132 |
Vital children's cancer drug being underdosed |
| 133 |
GI tract bacteria may protect against autoimmune disease |
| 134 |
Weight loss helps to oust worms |
| 135 |
Cases of rare but deadly encephalitis rising among kids,
report finds |
| 136 |
Researchers discover how the flu virus tells time |
| 137 |
New study challenges links between day care and behavioral
issues |
| 138 |
Study findings have potential to prevent, reverse disabilities
in children born prematurely |
| 139 |
Fighting sleep: Discovery may lead to new treatments for
deadly sleeping sickness |
| 140 |
Scientists use luminescent mice to track cancer and aging in
real-time |
| 141 |
People with low risk for cocaine dependence have differently
shaped brain to those with addiction |
| 142 |
Is athleticism linked to brain size? Research on mice shows
that exercise-loving mice have larger midbrains |
| 143 |
Research shows commonly prescribed medications could have
adverse effects |
| 144 |
Drug targets hard-to-reach leukemia stem cells responsible for
relapses |
| 145 |
As colorectal cancer gets more aggressive, treatment with
grape seed extract is even more effective |
| 146 |
Lack of key enzyme in the metabolism of folic acid leads to
birth defects |
| 147 |
Australian study turns HIV against itself (Update) |
| 148 |
Pot use-low IQ link challenged in study |
| 149 |
Horsemeat found in ground burger sold in UK and Irish grocery
stores |
| 150 |
Light exposure during pregnancy key to normal eye development |
| 151 |
Study finds that age does not impair decision-making
capabilities |
| 152 |
Possible role for Huntington's gene discovered |
| 153 |
Diabetic fruit flies support buzz about dietary sugar dangers |
| 154 |
Sunbed skin cancer risk double that of Mediterranean midday
summer sun |
| 155 |
Neuroscientists show how decision-making processes are
influenced by neurons |
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