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Title |
| 1 |
Shutdown Science: Furloughed Workers Feel the Burden of
Boredom |
| 2 |
Why Don't Ask, Don't Tell Doesn't Work at Work |
| 3 |
Modern Manners: 'How to Greet, Eat, and Tweet Your Way to
Success' |
| 4 |
Americans' Interest in Hemorrhoids Has Skyrocketed |
| 5 |
Clues to Lost Prehistoric Code Discovered in Mesopotamia |
| 6 |
N/A |
| 7 |
Mystery of Bizarre Icelandic Lava Pillars Solved |
| 8 |
Philadelphia Children's Hospital Bans Dietary Supplements |
| 9 |
Smelling Storms? Human Supersenses May Become a Reality |
| 10 |
'Iron Man' Suit Under Development by US Army |
| 11 |
Worms Tell a Tale of How Nerves Develop |
| 12 |
Elephants Understand Human Gesture, No Training Needed |
| 13 |
Ancient City's Strip Mall Unearthed in Greece |
| 14 |
Mom Confesses She Skips Daily Baths for Baby |
| 15 |
Fitbit Releases New Activity Tracker |
| 16 |
Ancient European Farmers and Hunter-Gatherers Coexisted, Sans
Sex |
| 17 |
Dancing Atoms in Glass Revealed for First Time |
| 18 |
Breast Cancer Blood Tests Available, But Not Proven |
| 19 |
US Army Finds Tech Solution to Soldiers' Altitude Sickness |
| 20 |
Royal Buzzkill: Gourd Doesn't Hold Louis XVI's Blood |
| 21 |
Shutdown Could Flush Years of Antarctic Research Down the
Drain |
| 22 |
Surgical Knife May Sniff Out Cancer |
| 23 |
Some National Parks Could Reopen With State Funds |
| 24 |
UK Shudders as Venomous Spider Creeps Across Britain |
| 25 |
How to Keep Border Guards From Reading Your Laptop |
| 26 |
Crystal Healing: Stone-Cold Facts About Gemstone Pseudoscience |
| 27 |
Facts About Fermium |
| 28 |
Deadly Amoeba Infiltrates Second Louisana Water System |
| 29 |
Antarctic Science Shutdown Leaves Workers Hanging |
| 30 |
Cenozoic Era: Facts About Climate, Animals & Plants |
| 31 |
The Cold Sore Virus May Help Kids Fight Cancer (Op-Ed) |
| 32 |
Kissing May Be Evolution's Matchmaker |
| 33 |
Narrative Clip Wearable Cam Logs Your Life in Detail |
| 34 |
Hospital Sells Body Parts to Witch Doctors, Accusers Say |
| 35 |
Got the Sunday Night Blues? Prepare on Friday |
| 36 |
Nobel Peace Prize Honors Watchdog of Chemical Weapons |
| 37 |
Herbal Supplements Often Contain Unlisted Ingredients |
| 38 |
Nobel Peace Prize: 1901-Present |
| 39 |
Strong Power Plant Carbon Limits Are Critical for Climate
(Op-Ed) |
| 40 |
James Watson Biography: Co-Discoverer of DNA's Double Helix |
| 41 |
1.2 Million American Non-Jews Feel 'Jew-ish' |
| 42 |
Erin Brockovich: Carcinogens Still Plague California's
Drinking Water (Op-Ed) |
| 43 |
Ending China's Requirement for Animal Testing of Cosmetics
(Op-Ed) |
| 44 |
A Quiet Editorial Revolution Chooses Science Over Fiction
(Op-Ed) |
| 45 |
Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Macular Degeneration |
| 46 |
British cosmologist Hawking backs right to assisted suicide |
| 47 |
Scientists discover new legless lizard species in California |
| 48 |
NASA Mars rover finds no sign of methane, telltale sign of
life |
| 49 |
Scientists more convinced mankind is main cause of warming |
| 50 |
Disgustologist digs deep into science of revulsion |
| 51 |
Termites' powerful weapon against extermination? Their own
poop |
| 52 |
Fossil fish find in China fills in evolutionary picture |
| 53 |
Scientists urge Europe to shift focus to bowel cancer
screening |
| 54 |
NASA spacecraft finds plastic ingredient on Saturn's moon
Titan |
| 55 |
New app being tested to spot California whales so ships can
avoid them |
| 56 |
Oceans face 'deadly trio' of threats, study says |
| 57 |
Diesel exhaust pollution may disrupt honeybee foraging |
| 58 |
Astronaut Scott Carpenter, fourth American in space, dies at
88 |
| 59 |
Israel conference: Cavemen discovered recycling |
| 60 |
Your guide to the 2013 Nobels in literature, chemistry,
physics, medicine, peace and economics |
| 61 |
Israeli ex-pats' Nobel win highlights brain drain |
| 62 |
Growing backlash to government surveillance |
| 63 |
Emails: researchers thought Va. gov backed studies |
| 64 |
After Kenya mall attack, children's traumas fester |
| 65 |
W. Va. couple not typical military husband, wife |
| 66 |
Ohio med students form bond with donated bodies |
| 67 |
Google Street View used to fight invasive species |
| 68 |
DuPont pioneers food safety testing process |
| 69 |
Emails: researchers thought Va. gov backed studies |
| 70 |
Study of April 27, 2011, Tornadoes Affirms Theories About the
Causes |
| 71 |
Studies in fish and cultured human cells provide insight into
a human disease |
| 72 |
Well-Connected Hemispheres of Einstein's Brain May Have
Sparked His Brilliance |
| 73 |
New type of Photodiode, Described in the Journal "Applied
Physics Letters," Shows Promise for Space-Based Communication and Monitoring Ozone Depletion |
| 74 |
Experiments may help in the design of new sources of extreme
ultraviolet light for making integrated circuits with next generation lithography |
| 75 |
Open collaboration among global genetic researchers,
coordinated by U-M team, provides strong foundation for further research |
| 76 |
New Findings Identify Stress Steroid Mediated Withdrawal
Anxiety in Methamphetamine Dependent Rats: Reversible by Flumazenil |
| 77 |
Drexel Scientist Studies Hurricane Sandy's Impact on N.J.
Coastal Wetlands, One Year Later |
| 78 |
Gender Barriers, Not Families, to Blame for Shortage of Women
in STEM Careers |
| 79 |
Dr. Thomas Sudhof Wins Nobel Prize for Two Decades of Work at
UT Southwestern on How Brain Cells Communicate |
| 80 |
Cells Prefer Nanodiscs Over Nanorods |
| 81 |
Irrigation, Water Conservation Issues Are High MSU Priorities |
| 82 |
Scripps Research Institute Scientists Invent a Better Way to
Make Antibody-Guided Therapies |
| 83 |
Iowa State Building Research and Development Program for
Bioplastics |
| 84 |
Johns Hopkins Physicists Contributed to Higgs Boson Discovery |
| 85 |
Binghamton Physicist Contributes to Creation of First
Computer-Designed Superconductor |
| 86 |
Nature study shows distinct behavior of proteins reflects
common biochemical principles |
| 87 |
Why is the Higgs Boson so Important? AIP Gathers Expert
Commentary and Background Info on Nobel Prize Resource Page |
| 88 |
Scientists Battle Herbicide Resistance |
| 89 |
UW, Local Company Building Innovative Deep-Sea Manned
Submarine |
| 90 |
Animal study suggests stress-induced depression in new mothers
extends to daughters |
| 91 |
Precision Agriculture for Small Scale Farming Systems |
| 92 |
Spacecraft with UI instrument makes closest Earth encounter
Oct. 9 |
| 93 |
Researcher's Closer Look at Mars Reveals New Type of Impact
Crater |
| 94 |
Crystal Mysteries Spiral Deeper |
| 95 |
Discovery of a 2,700-Year-Old Portico in Greece |
| 96 |
Sleeping In on the Weekends Doesn't Fix All the Deficits
Caused by Workweek Sleep Loss |
| 97 |
When It Comes to the Good Cholesterol, Fitness Trumps Weight |
| 98 |
Land-based lava pillars in Iceland may have formed through an
unusual reaction typically seen deep under the sea |
| 99 |
Findings Point to Potential New Use of an Existing Drug |
| 100 |
Latest findings by scientists from CSI at NUS and Harvard Stem
Cell Institute show that RNA inhibits DNA methylation, offering strategies for treatment of diseases such as
cancer |
| 101 |
2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Highlights the
Cross-Disciplinary Nature of Today's Research Environment |
| 102 |
Enigmatic Neurons Help Flies Get Oriented |
| 103 |
Epigenetic factors identified as key to preventing loss of
wheat caused by rain and high humidity (and should lead to better beer too). |
| 104 |
Scripps Research Institute Scientists Find Potential New
Targets for Anti-Inflammatory Therapies |
| 105 |
Wetland Restoration in the Northern Everglades: Watershed
Potential and Nutrient Legacies |
| 106 |
'Stadium Waves' Could Explain Lull In Global Warming |
| 107 |
Environmental Pathway of Antibiotic Resistance: Where Will It
Lead Us? |
| 108 |
Laser Technique Enables 3D Analysis and Natural Color Images |
| 109 |
Previously Unstudied Gene Is Essential for Normal Nerve
Development |
| 110 |
Eat More, Weigh Less: Worm Study Provides Clues to Better
Fat-Loss Therapies for Humans |
| 111 |
Super-Enhancers Seen as 'Rosetta Stone' for Dialog Between
Genes and Disease |
| 112 |
Finding that the opioid system can act to ease social pain,
not just physical pain, may aid understanding of depression and social anxiety |
| 113 |
Ancient DNA Unravels Europe's Genetic Diversity |
| 114 |
Boomboxes Amplify Predatory Bird Sounds and Are Used as Cues |
| 115 |
Newly Discovered Gene Regulator Could Precisely Target Sickle
Cell Disease |
| 116 |
Scientists Identify Protein Linking Exercise to Brain Health |
| 117 |
Cell Growth Discovery by UCSF Team Has Implications for
Targeting Cancer |
| 118 |
Healthier Diets Possible in Low-Income, Rural Communities in
America According to New Study Published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics |
| 119 |
Cornell Researchers Working to Solve Switchgrass 'Laughing
Gas' Problem |
| 120 |
Better Understanding of the Movements of C.elegans Worm Will
Make a Big Difference in Biomedical Research |
| 121 |
Article in "AIP Advances" Describes New Topological
Insulator Materials Developed in China and U.S. that May Speed Future Semiconductor Chips |
| 122 |
LRC Evaluates Safety Impacts of Advanced Car Headlight Systems |
| 123 |
Findings from the first large-scale, genome-wide association
study of esophageal adenocarcinoma may lead to new screening tools for those at high risk |
| 124 |
Researchers identify key proteins that help establish cell
function |
| 125 |
Finding completely novel antibacterial compounds |
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