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Advert turns air into drinking water |
| 2 |
Last 1953 Everest team member George Lowe dies, aged 89 |
| 3 |
Power in MPs' 'hot air' weighed up |
| 4 |
What if Africa were to become the hub for global science? |
| 5 |
A fluid take on New York City's landmarks |
| 6 |
Musharraf returns to Pakistan despite threats |
| 7 |
Central African Republic: Rebels 'take palace as Bozize flees' |
| 8 |
Syrian opposition leader Ahmed Moaz al-Khatib resigns |
| 9 |
Cypriot president holds bailout talks in Brussels |
| 10 |
Boris Berezovsky death: Chemical hazard police give house
all-clear |
| 11 |
Pete Peterson: The ex-POW teaching Vietnam to swim |
| 12 |
The riches under Mongolia's Turquoise Hill |
| 13 |
Children should be allowed to get bored, expert says |
| 14 |
Punxsutawney Phil 'indicted' in Ohio over spring prediction |
| 15 |
Kerry presses Iraq on Iran weapons flights to Syria |
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Israel opens fire after 'shooting from inside Syria' |
| 17 |
Man seriously hurt as crash leaves car embedded in home |
| 18 |
Easterton's Carol Brothers recovers after 'dying for 45
minutes' |
| 19 |
A Point of View: Chess and 18th Century artificial
intelligence |
| 20 |
A boy named North West |
| 21 |
Tweets of the week: LeBron, 50 Shades and Twitter's birthday |
| 22 |
Business trip: Bangkok |
| 23 |
Blizzard reveals Warcraft-themed card game |
| 24 |
Kate Middleton: Corby royal lookalike Heidi Agan 'pregnant' |
| 25 |
Slushy start mooted for space rocks |
| 26 |
DNA reveals giant squid had brush with death |
| 27 |
Mathematician wins award for shaping algebra |
| 28 |
Will we kill off today's animals if we revive extinct ones? |
| 29 |
Text-mining spat heats up |
| 30 |
Long-term research: Slow science |
| 31 |
Engineered immune cells battle acute leukaemia |
| 32 |
Wide support in UK for novel DNA 'transplants' in human egg
cells |
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'Hologram-lite' idea for 3D phone displays |
| 34 |
Planck telescope peers into primordial Universe |
| 35 |
So, has Voyager 1 left the Solar System? Scientists face off |
| 36 |
Text mining uncovers British reserve and US emotion |
| 37 |
Serotonin receptors offer clues to new antidepressants |
| 38 |
Triassic extinction tied to massive lava spills |
| 39 |
DNA folding takes a fresh direction |
| 40 |
Canada puts commercialization ahead of blue-sky research |
| 41 |
Neuroaesthetics is killing your soul |
| 42 |
A pope for today |
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Wasted energy |
| 44 |
Canada puts commercialization ahead of blue-sky research |
| 45 |
First Migration from Africa Less Than 95,000 Years Ago:
Ancient Hunter-Gatherer DNA Challenges Theory of Early Out-Of-Africa Migrations |
| 46 |
Hydrogen Fuel? Thin Films of Nickel and Iron Oxides Yield
Efficient Solar Water-Splitting Catalyst |
| 47 |
Fossil Bird Study On Extinction Patterns Could Help Today's
Conservation Efforts |
| 48 |
Quirky Lyme Disease Bacteria: Unlike Most Organisms, They
Don't Need Iron, but Crave Manganese |
| 49 |
Enzymes Allow DNA to Swap Information With Exotic Molecules |
| 50 |
Quantum Computers Coming Soon? Metamaterials Used to Observe
Giant Photonic Spin Hall Effect |
| 51 |
Megavolcanoes Tied to Pre-Dinosaur Mass Extinction: Apparent
Sudden Climate Shift Could Have Analog Today |
| 52 |
Scientists Develop Innovative Twists to DNA Nanotechnology |
| 53 |
Neuroscience of Finding Your Lost Keys |
| 54 |
Smelling Genetic Information: Molecules Allow Mice to Sniff
out the Genes of Other Mice |
| 55 |
'Networked Minds' Require Fundamentally New Kind of Economics |
| 56 |
Multi-Purpose Wonder Can Generate Hydrogen, Produce Clean
Water and Even Provide Energy |
| 57 |
180,000 Deaths Worldwide Each Year May Be Associated With
Sugary Soft Drinks, Research Suggests |
| 58 |
Spatial Memory: Mapping Blank Spots in the Cheeseboard Maze |
| 59 |
Road Traffic Pollution as Serious as Passive Smoke in the
Development of Childhood Asthma |
| 60 |
Researchers Alter Mosquito Genome With Goal of Controlling
Disease |
| 61 |
Study Reveals Working of Motor With Revolution Motion in
Bacteria-Killing Virus; Advances Nanotechnology |
| 62 |
Pain Reliever Shows Anti-Viral Activity Against Flu |
| 63 |
Breakthrough Could Lead to Cheaper, More Sustainable Chemical
Production |
| 64 |
Quantum Computers Counting On Carbon Nanotubes |
| 65 |
How Serotonin Receptors Can Shape Drug Effects from LSD to
Migraine Medication |
| 66 |
'Sideline Quasars' Helped to Stifle Early Galaxy Formation |
| 67 |
Nerve Mapping Technology Improves Surgery for Compressed
Nerves |
| 68 |
Physical Activity During Youth May Help Reduce Fracture Risk
in Old Age |
| 69 |
Common Antibiotic Linked to Heart Problems in Patients With
Lung Conditions |
| 70 |
Alterations in Brain Activity in Children at Risk of
Schizophrenia Predate Onset of Symptoms |
| 71 |
Foods Can Help Fight Inflammation |
| 72 |
Hubble Digs Up Galactic Glow Worm |
| 73 |
Research Shows Potential for Quasicrystals |
| 74 |
Engineers Explain Physics of Fluids Some 100 Years After
Original Discovery |
| 75 |
A Milestone for New Carbon-Dioxide Capture/Clean Coal
Technology |
| 76 |
How Organic Magnets Grow in a Thin Film |
| 77 |
Genetic Analysis Saves Major Apple-Producing Region of
Washington State |
| 78 |
Acoustic Monitoring of Atlantic Cod Reveals Clues to Spawning
Behavior |
| 79 |
Computer Simulations Yield Clues to How Cells Interact With
Surroundings |
| 80 |
When a Gene Is Worth Two: Same Gene Fulfills Different
Biological Roles in Plants |
| 81 |
Invasive Species: Understanding the Threat Before It's Too
Late |
| 82 |
Making Axons Branch and Grow to Help Nerve Regeneration After
Injury |
| 83 |
Atherosclerosis: Specific microRNAs Promote Inflammation |
| 84 |
Novel Method Accurately Predicts Disease Outbreaks |
| 85 |
New Chemo Drug Gentler On Fertility, Tougher On Cancer |
| 86 |
Protein Linked to Exacerbation of COPD Identified |
| 87 |
Telehealth Unlikely to Be Cost Effective for Patients With
Long Term Conditions, Study Finds |
| 88 |
New Clues in Hunt for Heredity in Type 2 Diabetes |
| 89 |
Most Men With Erectile Dysfunction Remain Untreated, Say
Scientists |
| 90 |
Study Confirms Difference in Radical Prostatectomy Outcomes
Between Surgeons |
| 91 |
Acting out Dreams Linked to Development of Dementia |
| 92 |
Different Camera Angles May Evoke Emotion in Audiences |
| 93 |
Spine Patients Who Quit Smoking Report Diminished Pain |
| 94 |
New Intervention Helps Promote Tolerance in Individuals |
| 95 |
Did Evolution Give Us Inflammatory Disease? |
| 96 |
Study Shows Rising Rate of Propofol Abuse by Health Care
Professionals |
| 97 |
Do We Forgive Television Characters for Their Bad Actions? |
| 98 |
Knowledge of the Game Is Not an Advantage in Sports Gambling |
| 99 |
Parent Induces Guilt, Child Shows Distress |
| 100 |
Risk of Crime in Gated Communities |
| 101 |
Like It? We Love It! Facebook Assures Us We're Good Enough |
| 102 |
Modest Changes in Military Dining Facilities Promoted
Healthier Eating |
| 103 |
Yogurt Organisms and Cancer Research |
| 104 |
Blood Levels of Fat Cell Hormone May Predict Severity of
Migraines |
| 105 |
Stem Cells Use Signal Orientation to Guide Division, Study
Shows |
| 106 |
Archerfish Get an Eye Test |
| 107 |
Microalgae Could Be a Profitable Source of Biodiesel |
| 108 |
Seabirds Need Effective Marine Conservation in Wake of Discard
Ban, Warns Study |
| 109 |
Understanding the Continuous Corn Yield Penalty |
| 110 |
First Images Released from Newest Earth Observation Satellite |
| 111 |
Restoration and Recommendations for Flood-Damaged Bottomlands |
| 112 |
Roman Mausoleum Tested for Ancient Earthquake Damage |
| 113 |
Stone Ships Show Signs of Maritime Network in Baltic Sea
Region 3,000 Years Ago |
| 114 |
Why Red Algae Never Colonized Dry Land |
| 115 |
Adoption and Risk Management in Fish: How Cichlids Prevent
Their Young from Being Eaten |
| 116 |
Neanderthal Brains Focused On Vision and Movement Leaving Less
Room for Social Networking |
| 117 |
NASA's LRO Sees GRAIL's Explosive Farewell |
| 118 |
Los Alamos Science Sleuth On the Trail of a Martian Mystery |
| 119 |
Best Map Ever Made of Universe's Oldest Light: Planck Mission
Brings Universe Into Sharp Focus |
| 120 |
Herschel Discovers Some of the Youngest Stars Ever Seen |
| 121 |
Sun in the Way Will Affect Mars Missions in April |
| 122 |
When It Comes to Innovation, the Customer Isn't Always Right |
| 123 |
Electrical Signals Dictate Optical Properties |
| 124 |
NASA's Kennedy Space Center Operations Helps Launch Pad of the
Future Take Shape |
| 125 |
Nike Laser Focuses On Nuclear Fusion |
| 126 |
Implantable Telescope Lens to Treat Macular Degeneration
Available at Johns Hopkins |
| 127 |
From Complex Living Systems to Smarter Computers |
| 128 |
New Database to Speed Genetic Discoveries |
| 129 |
Prescription for Double-Dose Algebra Proves Effective |
| 130 |
Novel Insights Into the Evolution of Protein Networks |
| 131 |
Molecular Geometry, New Field in the Making |
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