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Giant viruses raise questions about life |
| 2 |
Snow lines reveal birthplace of planets |
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Cassini to capture Earth's smile |
| 4 |
Neutrino 'flavour' flip confirmed |
| 5 |
South Asia disunity 'hampers flood warnings' |
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Smile! Cassini sets up photo of Earth |
| 7 |
Primitive human society 'not driven by war' |
| 8 |
Tax cut for shale gas firms planned |
| 9 |
Puffin census on Farne Islands shows numbers rising |
| 10 |
Chimpanzees and orangutans remember distant past events |
| 11 |
Neutron starbursts can forge gold |
| 12 |
Five heavenly country house hotels |
| 13 |
Can you spend a week without cash? |
| 14 |
Detroit becomes largest US city to file for bankruptcy |
| 15 |
Boston suspect Tsarnaev 'manhunt photos' leaked |
| 16 |
Australia to send asylum-seekers to PNG |
| 17 |
Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny freed on bail |
| 18 |
Kerry to meet Palestinian president in peace talks bid |
| 19 |
Life in transit: What is it like to live in an airport? |
| 20 |
Why baseball is a metaphor for life in America |
| 21 |
Luxor struggles as turmoil keeps Egypt tourists away |
| 22 |
Liam Gallagher takes legal action against US paper |
| 23 |
Apple, Google and other tech giants demand spying openness |
| 24 |
Why global bosses should give away some power |
| 25 |
India students beat Bihar teachers over school lunches |
| 26 |
Phone anti-theft put through paces in New York and San
Francisco |
| 27 |
Virtual valets, or how to look good online |
| 28 |
Brazil World Cup ticket prices revealed by FIFA |
| 29 |
Pioneering adult stem cell trial approved by Japan |
| 30 |
Bain Capital buys stake in UK government blood company |
| 31 |
Rick Perry signs Texas abortion bill into law |
| 32 |
CJD alert at Dublin hospital for up to 20 surgery patients |
| 33 |
Bees under threat from disease-carrying bumblebee imports,
research reveals |
| 34 |
80% of Malaysian Borneo degraded by logging |
| 35 |
Spot on chemical contaminants in our food |
| 36 |
Maize trade disruption could have global ramifications |
| 37 |
How rice twice became a crop and twice became a weed--and what
it means for the future |
| 38 |
Conflict threatens global nutrition progress, new report warns |
| 39 |
Stanford researchers reveal great white sharks' fuel for
oceanic voyages: liver oil |
| 40 |
The best defense against catastrophic storms: Mother Nature,
say Stanford researchers |
| 41 |
Monitoring Nutrient Intake Can Help Vegetarian Athletes Stay
Competitive |
| 42 |
Compound Discovered at Sea Shows Potency against Anthrax |
| 43 |
New technologies and ingredients provide better options for
gluten-free eating |
| 44 |
Personality May Predict If You Like Spicy Foods |
| 45 |
European fish stocks poised for recovery |
| 46 |
Why crop rotation works |
| 47 |
Widely used pesticide toxic to honeybees |
| 48 |
First atlas on oceanic plankton |
| 49 |
Bacteriophages battle superbugs |
| 50 |
Irish Potato Famine-Causing Pathogen Even More Virulent Now |
| 51 |
Avocado farmers face unique foe in fungal-farming beetle |
| 52 |
PNAS: Evolutionary changes could aid fisheries |
| 53 |
Climate change could deprive Volta Basin of water needed to
boost energy and food production |
| 54 |
Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Widespread in Hudson River,
Study Finds |
| 55 |
Scientists discover new variability in iron supply to the
oceans with climate implications |
| 56 |
Inscription from time of David & Solomon found near Temple
Mount in Hebrew University excavation |
| 57 |
Discovery of stone monument at El Peru-Waka' adds new chapter
to ancient Maya history |
| 58 |
Free market is best way to combat climate change, study
suggests |
| 59 |
Distorted GPS signals reveal hurricane wind speeds |
| 60 |
RI Hospital study: Lunar cycle affects cardiac patients
undergoing acute aortic dissection |
| 61 |
New study addresses trade-offs between food security and
climate change mitigation |
| 62 |
Each degree of global warming might ultimately raise global
sea levels by more than 2 meters |
| 63 |
New mode of cellular communication discovered in the brain |
| 64 |
Revealed the keys to reducing the impact of agriculture on
climate change |
| 65 |
Long-forgotten seawall protected New Jersey homes from
Hurricane Sandy's powerful storm surges |
| 66 |
Study Identifies Deepwater Horizon Debris as Likely Source of
Gulf of Mexico Oil Sheens |
| 67 |
Researchers Shed New Light on Supraglacial Lake Drainage |
| 68 |
Changing Atmosphere Affects How Much Water Trees Need |
| 69 |
Computing toxic chemicals |
| 70 |
Stanford scientists break record for thinnest light-absorber |
| 71 |
It's not just the heat--it's the ozone: Study highlights
hidden dangers |
| 72 |
Penn researchers help show new way to study and improve
catalytic reactions |
| 73 |
Optimal irradiation dose and time window of local X-ray for
spinal cord injury |
| 74 |
Research leads to successful restoration of hearing and
balance |
| 75 |
Researchers report a complete description of gene expression
in the human retina |
| 76 |
New approach to protecting prion protein from altering shape |
| 77 |
Scientists develop new way to measure cumulative effect of
head hits in football |
| 78 |
Emerging importance of computerized cognitive testing--new
therapies for dementia |
| 79 |
New treatment offers hope for short-bowel syndrome patients |
| 80 |
Obesity and asthma: Study finds a link in the genes |
| 81 |
Subdiaphragmatic vagotomy reduces intake of sweet-tasting
solutions in rats |
| 82 |
Drinking alcohol during pregnancy affects learning and memory
function in offspring? |
| 83 |
Ketamine as anesthetics can damage children's learning and
memory ability |
| 84 |
The hair of the dog |
| 85 |
Haste and waste on neuronal pathways |
| 86 |
Alternative target for breast cancer drugs |
| 87 |
If you're not looking for it, you probably won't see it |
| 88 |
Calcium linked to increased risk of heart disease and death in
patients with kidney disease |
| 89 |
First global atlas of marine plankton reveals remarkable
underwater world |
| 90 |
The genetic key to conquering cholera |
| 91 |
Black Bears Return to Missouri Indicates Healthy Forests, say
MU Biologists |
| 92 |
Affordable Care Act could cause people to leave their jobs |
| 93 |
Electronic health records slow the rise of healthcare costs |
| 94 |
Is workplace flexibility failing to give parents time with
their children? |
| 95 |
Study Finds Clues on How to Keep Kids Engaged with Educational
Games |
| 96 |
Study: Young children with autism benefit regardless of
high-quality treatment model |
| 97 |
Study suggests STD clinics could reduce obstacles to much
needed cervical cancer screenings |
| 98 |
Educators Explore Innovative "Theater" as a Way to
Learn Physics |
| 99 |
Health Affairs July issue contains global innovation studies
from India And Brazil |
| 100 |
Earth's Gold Came from Colliding Dead Stars |
| 101 |
Unattractive people more likely to be bullied at work, new
Notre Dame study shows |
| 102 |
TGen-TD2-Scottsdale Healthcare breast cancer pilot study shows
value of proteomic mapping |
| 103 |
Singing helps students tune into a foreign language, study
shows |
| 104 |
Graphene 'onion rings' have delicious potential |
| 105 |
A constitutional right to health care |
| 106 |
All-male physics departments are not proof of bias against
hiring women, suggests new AIP study |
| 107 |
Stanford expert says Internet's backbone can readily be made
more sustainable |
| 108 |
Disney researchers use encoded audio signals to provide
'second screen' experiences at most venues |
| 109 |
Another beautiful helix for biology, this time reminiscent of
a parking garage |
| 110 |
Antiepileptic drug use while pregnant impacts early child
development |
| 111 |
Stars' orbital dance reveals a generation gap |
| 112 |
Milikelvins drive droplet evaporation |
| 113 |
New Methods to Visualize Bacterial Cell-to-Cell Communication |
| 114 |
Biochemical mapping helps explain who will respond to
antidepressants |
| 115 |
Americans continue to use more renewable energy sources |
| 116 |
NUS researchers developed world's first water treatment
techniques using apple and tomato peels |
| 117 |
Desktop printing at the nano level |
| 118 |
Disney Research develops method to provide tactile feedback in
free air |
| 119 |
Controlling friction by tuning van der Waals forces |
| 120 |
New plan of attack in cancer fight |
| 121 |
Rice researchers part of new LHC discovery |
| 122 |
Plant-eating dinosaurs replaced teeth often, carried spares |
| 123 |
Big-nosed, long-horned dinosaur discovered in Utah |
| 124 |
Newly discovered flux in the Earth may solve missing-mantle
mystery |
| 125 |
Southern California crustacean sand-dwellers suffering
localized extinctions |
| 126 |
GEOSPHERE Presents New Studies on the Nature and Structure of
North America and Taiwan |
| 127 |
Microbes can influence evolution of their hosts |
| 128 |
New evidence for warm-blooded dinosaurs |
| 129 |
Lizards show evolution is predictable |
| 130 |
Microorganisms found in salt flats could offer new path to
green hydrogen fuel |
| 131 |
Brain structural deficits may contribute to increased
functional connections |
| 132 |
Nurse practitioners provide more primary care in states with
least restrictive regulations |
| 133 |
Are the 'U.S. News' medical school rankings for primary care
education relevant? |
| 134 |
LSUHSC research identifies new risk factors for parasitic
infection |
| 135 |
School policies reduce student drinking--if they're perceived
to be enforced |
| 136 |
Note to teens: Just breathe |
| 137 |
Infants' food linked to higher, lower Type 1 diabetes risk |
| 138 |
'Wasted' and 'hammered' versus 'buzzed' and 'tipsy' is more
than just semantics |
| 139 |
Cool it, quick: Rapid cooling leads to stronger alloys |
| 140 |
Calculating the value of effortful behavior: A clue to
schizophrenia-related disability? |
| 141 |
Cyberbullying on college campuses bringing new ethical and
legal issues, UT Arlington researcher says |
| 142 |
Hidden strains of HPV found in 'virus-negative' genital warts |
| 143 |
First estrogen receptor mutation found in a young woman |
| 144 |
Boldly illuminating biology's 'dark matter' |
| 145 |
Early spatial reasoning predicts later creativity and
innovation, especially in STEM fields |
| 146 |
Distinctive brain blood flow patterns associated with sexual
dysfunction |
| 147 |
A new way to trap light |
| 148 |
ID got you, under the skin |
| 149 |
Link between quantum physics and game theory found |
| 150 |
Sculpting Flow |
| 151 |
Archimedes new study shows health checks may lead to cost
effective improvements in health |
| 152 |
New Model to Improve Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication for
'Intelligent Transportation' |
| 153 |
Mathematical models target disease with drugs chosen by your
DNA |
| 154 |
Eye-tracking could outshine passwords if made user-friendly |
| 155 |
Disney researchers reconstruct detailed 3D scenes from
hundreds of high-resolution 2D images |
| 156 |
Disney researchers create computer models that capture style
and process of portrait artists |
| 157 |
Most people with moderate kidney disease have
medication-resistant hypertension |
| 158 |
Ovarian cancer metastases influenced by factors in target
tissues |
| 159 |
Movement without muscles study in insects could inspire robot
and prosthetic limb developments |
| 160 |
Eczema may play a key role in the development of food allergy
in infants, study suggests |
| 161 |
An important discovery at the Montreal Heart Institute: A new
approach to treat the most common heart valve disease in Western countries |
| 162 |
Deadliest cancers may respond to new drug treatment strategy |
| 163 |
Is sexual addiction the real deal? |
| 164 |
COPD increases risk of developing cerebral microbleeds |
| 165 |
Cheaper anti-cancer drug as effective as expensive drug in
treating wet AMD |
| 166 |
Overnights Away From Home Affect Children's Attachments, Study
Shows |
| 167 |
Tuberculosis genomes recovered from 200-year old Hungarian
mummy |
| 168 |
Regenstrief, IU study: Caregivers open to stopping cancer
screening as dementia progresses |
| 169 |
U of M researchers identify new functions for autoimmune
disease 'risk' gene |
| 170 |
Improving systematic reviews of animal studies will help
translational medicine |
| 171 |
Bias pervades the scientific reporting of animal studies |
| 172 |
Recommended calorie information on menus does not improve
consumer choices, Carnegie Mellon study shows |
| 173 |
How mice teach us about disease |
| 174 |
Childhood abuse raises drug users' suicide risk |
| 175 |
Chimpanzees and orangutans remember distant past events |
| 176 |
Study reveals how smoking increases vulnerability to alcohol
abuse |
| 177 |
For women with hysterectomies, estrogen may be a lifesaver
after all |
| 178 |
Study finds boys more likely to receive HPV vaccine when their
mothers receive preventive care |
| 179 |
NIH-funded study suggests that moving more may lower stroke
risk |
| 180 |
Marriage rate lowest in a century |
| 181 |
Weight loss drug helps curb cocaine addictions, Penn study
finds |
| 182 |
Good vibrations: Mediating mood through brain ultrasound |
| 183 |
RI Hospital: Caregivers of those with dementia may benefit
from tailored interventions |
| 184 |
CU study illuminates mortality differences between nondrinkers
and light drinkers |
| 185 |
Gene mutation in dogs offers clues for neural tube defects in
humans |
| 186 |
Is the ice in Greenland in growing decline? |
| 187 |
NASA Hubble Finds New Neptune Moon |
| 188 |
The Heart of Space Weather Observed in Action |
| 189 |
CME To Pass Earth, Messenger and Juno |
| 190 |
Ripped apart by a black hole |
| 191 |
NASA Engineer Achieves Another Milestone in Emerging
Nanotechnology |
| 192 |
Snow falling around infant solar system |
| 193 |
Snow in an Infant Planetary System |
| 194 |
How Mars' atmosphere got so thin: New insights from Curiosity |
| 195 |
A snow line in an infant solar system: Astronomers take first
images |
| 196 |
A warmer planetary haven around cool stars, as ice warms
rather than cools |
| 197 |
Facebook for molecules |
| 198 |
Unusual material expands dramatically under pressure |
| 199 |
NASA's Hubble Shows Link Between Stars' Ages and Their Orbits |
| 200 |
Disney Researchers develop software tools to create physical
versions of virtual characters |
| 201 |
All in the eyes: Disney Research demos technology for richly
expressive 3D printed eyes |
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