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2005-08-01 - Cloth pieces on shuttle may need repair

2005-08-01 - U.S. scientific papers slip

2005-08-01 - Killer into cure - using viruses to treat cancer

2005-08-01 - Noguchi encourages children from space

2005-08-01 - Solar system gets bigger

2005-08-01 - Nano silver fights infections

2005-08-01 - German inventors more active in 2004

2005-08-01 - Anti-theft RFID clothing

2005-08-01 - View from Top: Biz VoIP gains momentum

2005-08-01 - Bacteria, clams thrive in very cold water

2005-08-01 - Nokia stays ahead as entry-level phones boost world handset sales

2005-08-01 - 'Smart' nanoprobes light up disease

2005-08-01 - Discovery astronauts complete second spacewalk

2005-08-01 - Moving Closer to the Grand Spiral

2005-08-01 - New molecule may aid in production of biofuels and fungi-resistant plants

2005-08-01 - Sensor could detect concealed weapons without x-rays

2005-08-01 - Via Internet, Australian-based researchers perform real-time cell surgery in California

2005-08-01 - Connexion By Boeing, Intel Efforts Boost Hotspots In The Sky

2005-08-01 - Cassini Finds an Active, Watery World at Saturn's Enceladus

2005-08-01 - Neon study resolves sun dilemma

2005-08-01 - Hurricanes growing fiercer with global warming

2005-08-01 - Motorola and Nextel Launch Stylish and Productive i760 Handset

2005-08-01 - World`s Smallest Advanced Lighting Management Unit for Handheld Devices

2005-08-01 - Engineers chart semiconductors on the scale of atoms

2005-08-01 - World First ~ The Walkman(TM) phones 100

2005-08-01 - UniS scientists to investigate the secrets of the universe

2005-08-01 - Tandem Ions May Lead the Way to Better Atomic Clocks

2005-08-01 - Climate Is Regulated By Water

2005-08-01 - How Butterflies Fly Thousands Of Miles Without Getting Lost Revealed By Researchers

2005-08-01 - US to send manned flight to the moon by 2018: report

2005-08-01 - Beijing firm says WiMax no threat to 3G

2005-08-01 - Networking: 'Smart highways' emerging

2005-08-01 - E-waste becoming a health hazard

2005-08-02 - Astronauts to spacewalk for repair work

2005-08-02 - Earth, space sciences offer good jobs

2005-08-02 - Researcher Warns Space Weather Hole Blocks Manned Mars Mission

2005-08-02 - Cracking the Perception Code

2005-08-02 - Scientists crack 40-year-old DNA puzzle and point to ‘hot soup` at the origin of life

2005-08-02 - Optoelectronic integration overcoming processor bottlenecks

2005-08-02 - China launches scientific and technical satellite

2005-08-02 - Astronauts plan historic spacewalk

2005-08-02 - NASA to redesign space vehicles

2005-08-02 - Cyber-terrorists using hacking methods to target governments: US official

2005-08-02 - Caltech Scientists Create Tiny Photon Clock

2005-08-02 - Evolutionary Accident Probably Caused The Worst Snowball Earth Episode, Study Shows

2005-08-02 - AMD Launches AMD Opteron 100 Series Processors With ECC Unbuffered Memory Support

2005-08-02 - X-ray technology to shed new light on ancient stone inscriptions

2005-08-02 - A new spin on silicon

2005-08-02 - Scientists weather a space storm to find its origin

2005-08-02 - Report finds online attacks shift toward profit

2005-08-02 - TUNAMOS project uses magnetic nano-oscillator to solve limitations of integrated oscillators in wireless devices

2005-08-02 - Fossil Fuels May Decrease Earth's Natural Capacity to Store Carbon

2005-08-02 - A New Twist to Dating an Asteroid

2005-08-02 - Human cerebellum, cortex age in different ways

2005-08-02 - Purity pays off for nanotubes

2005-08-02 - Sohu resumes multimedia message services

2005-08-02 - War of the bugs to start in seven states

2005-08-02 - Apple Intros 'Mighty Mouse'

2005-08-02 - Fei Begins Customer Shipments Of Titan™ S/tem, World’s Most Advanced Electron Microscope

2005-08-02 - Fei Introduces Hardware And Software Upgrades For Tecnaiâ„¢ G2 Tem

2005-08-02 - Independent Researchers Confirm the Existence of Ivory-billed Woodpecker

2005-08-02 - Busy Atlantic storm season predicted

2005-08-03 - NASA, Industry Partner Test 20-Meter Solar Sail System

2005-08-03 - Gemini Samples Spectrum Of 2003 UB313: Pluto-Like Surface

2005-08-03 - "Darknets" cast to cloak identities of computer file swappers

2005-08-03 - Messenger spacecraft on way to Mercury

2005-08-03 - First in-orbit space shuttle repair under way

2005-08-03 - The Web: Silencing jihadi Web sites

2005-08-03 - 'Smart' Bio-nanotubes Developed; May Help in Drug Delivery

2005-08-03 - Finding may explain link between alcohol and certain cancers

2005-08-03 - High-Temperature Precision Thermostats

2005-08-03 - UniS scientists to investigate the secrets of the universe

2005-08-03 - BudgetSensors launches Spanish version of its corporate Website

2005-08-03 - NASA considers second emergency spacewalk

2005-08-03 - Virginia Tech electrical engineers invent wireless Internet connection

2005-08-03 - NASA's Spitzer Finds Hidden, Hungry Black Holes

2005-08-03 - First Galileo Satellite delivered by UK company

2005-08-03 - Earth "air" found on Moon

2005-08-03 - Advanced Bridge Materials` Efficacy Tested at NC State University

2005-08-03 - Space Station Astronaut Records Muscle Activity for Study

2005-08-03 - Team IDs new way to grow, repair bone

2005-08-03 - 'Clean' Vehicle Research Initiative on Track, But Many Challenges Ahead

2005-08-03 - Biologist Discovers What May Be World's 'Pickiest' Mates

2005-08-03 - SAMSUNG Introduces a ‘Korea-Japan Roaming Phone`

2005-08-03 - Nerve Cells' Power Plants Caught In A Traffic Jam

2005-08-03 - First-ever cloned dog born in South Korea

2005-08-04 - View from the Top: VoIP comes of age

2005-08-04 - Venus Express launch campaign starts

2005-08-04 - Discovery may need fourth space walk to ensure safe return

2005-08-04 - Just add salt

2005-08-04 - Internal report critical of shuttle foam

2005-08-04 - Lasers Key to Handheld Gas and Liquid Sensors

2005-08-04 - Moderate drinkers end up better thinkers

2005-08-04 - Physics Society President Says Intelligent Design Should Not be Taught as Science

2005-08-04 - Melting of Floating Ice Will Raise Sea Level

2005-08-04 - Novel technique offers new look at ancient diet dogma

2005-08-04 - Quantum information can be negative

2005-08-04 - Rensselaer Astrophysicist Chairs New Scientific Survey of Milky Way Galaxy

2005-08-04 - Interactive Television via Internet Begins in Belgium

2005-08-04 - Study Shows Big Game Hunters, Not Climate Change, Killed Off Sloths

2005-08-04 - Fourth shuttle spacewalk not needed

2005-08-04 - No oceans on Titan, say researchers

2005-08-04 - China speeds up space development in pursuit of major power status

2005-08-04 - Brain cell electrical activity studied

2005-08-04 - View from the Top: 'Category Killers'

2005-08-04 - New Cassini Images Show "Northern Lights" Of Saturn

2005-08-04 - Study may expand applied benefits of super-hard ceramics

2005-08-04 - Breakthrough: structure of membrane protein described by Hebrew University, German researchers

2005-08-04 - New Cost Tool Helps Fleet Managers Evaluate Hybrid Vehicles

2005-08-05 - Record wave measured during Hurricane Ivan

2005-08-05 - Egyptian mummy brought to virtual life in US technology mecca

2005-08-05 - Simple way to remove oil from water

2005-08-05 - Hydrogen result causes controversy

2005-08-05 - Ansoft Announces HFSS v10

2005-08-05 - Significant Price Reduction for the Popular 520MHz Toradex Colibri XScale PXA270 Module

2005-08-05 - Dynaperm® Enhanced Particle Filtration System

2005-08-05 - NMath Analysis, a .NET optimization library, is released

2005-08-05 - Discovery shuttle safe to return to Earth

2005-08-05 - 2,000-year-old bone found in the Kalahari

2005-08-05 - Immune cell actions likened to James Bond

2005-08-05 - Antarctic losing ice at historic pace

2005-08-05 - Hypnotic suggestion can override brain

2005-08-05 - No E9-1-1 for now

2005-08-05 - Study discovers how beetle shells harden

2005-08-05 - Shuttle set to for return to Earth

2005-08-05 - Strong laptop growth seen in China

2005-08-05 - Missed opportunities in nano

2005-08-05 - Voracious black holes hide their appetite in dusty galaxies

2005-08-05 - Tiny infrared laser holds promise as weapon against terror

2005-08-05 - Soap Film Experiments in Microgravity

2005-08-05 - Mars Express radar collects first surface data

2005-08-05 - Internet search giant Google seeking chefs

2005-08-05 - Small U.K. ISPs deliver more satisfaction

2005-08-05 - Boost takes Street Scene mobile

2005-08-05 - Drought, fires affect global CO2 levels

2005-08-05 - Solar energy project at the Weizmann Institute promises to advance the use of hydrogen fuel

2005-08-05 - Cassini flies by Saturn's tortured moon Mimas

2005-08-05 - Dual-Core AMD Opteron Processor Now Available

2005-08-05 - Earth's surface transformed by massive asteroids

2005-08-05 - New silicon germanium technology blooms at IBM

2005-08-05 - NEC Develops High-Power Organic Radical Battery for Data Backup during Power Failure

2005-08-05 - Universal Display First to Achieve 30 Lumens Per Watt White OLED

2005-08-06 - Temperature change could hurt species

2005-08-06 - Personal genetic profiles may be reality

2005-08-06 - Discovery Separates From Space Station

2005-08-06 - Researchers develop edible film

2005-08-06 - King David palace may have been found

2005-08-06 - Men do have trouble hearing women, scientists find

2005-08-07 - 2005 set to be historic year for hurricanes

2005-08-07 - Discovery crew upbeat as it readies for critical return stage

2005-08-07 - Mars Orbiter to Launch August 10

2005-08-08 - Weather delays shuttle return by a day

2005-08-08 - Chinese scientists produce country's first cloned pig

2005-08-08 - Washington debates future of manned space flight, after shuttle snafus

2005-08-08 - Nanotechnology to provide portable genetic risk detection

2005-08-08 - Dirac Medal goes to condensed matter physicists

2005-08-08 - Back to Mars for the closest look yet

2005-08-08 - North Carolina wine crops face beetlemania

2005-08-08 - Some GM crops legal in the U.K.

2005-08-08 - Verizon aims to curb cell 'sticker shock'

2005-08-08 - Rainbands Offer Better Forecasts of Hurricane Intensity

2005-08-08 - Study yields insights into fungi—and beer

2005-08-08 - IBM to Open Source Technology for Analysis of Unstructured Information

2005-08-08 - Networking: Trouble for new Microsoft OS?

2005-08-08 - Meteor impacts: Life's jump starter?

2005-08-08 - Model gives clearer idea of how oxygen came to dominate Earth's atmosphere

2005-08-08 - Sony Ericsson announces another in a series of Walkman phones -- the stylish W550

2005-08-08 - Study: How to judge personal health risks

2005-08-08 - How do you get plants to grow on Mars?

2005-08-08 - Discovery crew readies for pre-dawn return to Earth after one-day delay

2005-08-08 - Japan plans giant broadband satellite

2005-08-08 - Pilots at risk for cosmic cataracts

2005-08-09 - New way found to cool atoms and molecules

2005-08-09 - JVC Commences Volume Production of New 0.7-Inch D-ILA Full HD Liquid Crystal Device

2005-08-09 - Discovery Waved Off for First Landing Opportunity

2005-08-09 - Mars, The Blue Ecosynthesis

2005-08-09 - Next-Generation Space Vehicle Tested in Pacific Ocean Drop

2005-08-09 - India To Set Up Military SBS System By 2007

2005-08-09 - Is Methane The First Direct Sign Of Extra-Terrestrial Life?

2005-08-09 - Early piano practice gets brain on course for flourishing career

2005-08-09 - Discovery lands safely in California

2005-08-09 - A range of motion controllers for precise movement in experiments

2005-08-09 - Low-Cost High-Performance Dry Scroll Vacuum Pump from VARIAN

2005-08-09 - Fei Introduces Hardware And Software Upgrades For Tecnaiâ„¢ G2 Tem

2005-08-09 - NASA faces tough road ahead despite successful Discovery mission

2005-08-09 - Nano World: A semiconductor nanotools boom

2005-08-09 - Accessorizing cells phones a growing trend

2005-08-09 - New window into ancient ozone holes

2005-08-09 - India's smoking gun: Dino-killing eruptions

2005-08-09 - On the horizon: a 'rinse' for washing machines that dries clothes

2005-08-09 - Freeze-dried mats of microbes awaken in Antarctic streambed

2005-08-09 - Volcanoes inner workings disclosed when the Earth moved

2005-08-09 - Forest Service Scientist Uses X-Rays To Understand Wood-Decay Mechanism

2005-08-09 - UGA scientist takes dark out of chicken meat

2005-08-09 - Industry's Smallest and Lightest Pen-Enabled Convertible Notebook Has Arrived: Fujitsu LifeBook P1500

2005-08-09 - Californians mistake Discovery shuttle's sonic boom for a shooting

2005-08-09 - Two new DNA sequencing methods unveiled

2005-08-09 - Evolution still being debated in Kansas

2005-08-10 - Hacker steals data on 61,000 students from US university

2005-08-10 - Study: U.S. high school science labs poor

2005-08-10 - View from the Top: Video telephony

2005-08-10 - Going for gold

2005-08-10 - Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to Launch Aug. 11

2005-08-10 - When Will Video Streaming To The Vehicle Via Satellite Radio Actually Occur?

2005-08-10 - The Rather Large Spacecraft That Could

2005-08-10 - New Look At Microwave Background May Cast Doubts On Big Bang Theory

2005-08-10 - Atlantis Won't Be Launched Before Foam Problem Solved: NASA Chief

2005-08-10 - Blu-ray Disc Association Adds New Copy Protection Features

2005-08-10 - China Expected To Launch Lunar Probe Satellite In 2007

2005-08-10 - Space station can continue until 2010 after successful Discovery mission

2005-08-10 - Biblical pool discovered in Jerusalem

2005-08-10 - Fastnet yacht runs faster with space technology

2005-08-10 - Our Galaxy may be bigger than we thought

2005-08-10 - Inter-vehicle communications may save lives

2005-08-10 - Midsummer's Dream Galaxies

2005-08-10 - NIST Demonstrates Better Memory with Quantum Computer Bits

2005-08-10 - Comprehensive Database of Computer Vulnerabilities Now Available

2005-08-10 - First triple asteroid system found

2005-08-10 - The Web: Founder sales flourishing

2005-08-10 - Moon orbits to cost tourists $100 million; Trips eyed for 2008

2005-08-10 - Stem cell research controversy expands

2005-08-10 - New Lemur species named for Field Museum scientist

2005-08-10 - Space shuttle foam problem is studied

2005-08-10 - Tough new probe developed for nanotechnologists

2005-08-10 - Complete Sequence of Rice Genome Announced

2005-08-10 - Indian scientist says he has not visited a bank or shop for 30 years

2005-08-10 - Giant snails a danger in Florida

2005-08-10 - Study Indicates Global Warming Trend

2005-08-10 - Genetics May Affect How Older Adults Respond to Exercise

2005-08-10 - Cluster makes turbulent breakthrough

2005-08-10 - Are hurricanes increasing? Ask a Georgia Pine tree

2005-08-11 - Scientists explain reality show popularity

2005-08-11 - Study may produce better weather forecasts

2005-08-11 - Russia to exhibit new Clipper spaceship

2005-08-11 - Japanese get chance to put together the human body -- with paper

2005-08-11 - From ‘macro` to ‘micro` - turbulence seen by Cluster

2005-08-11 - Ariane 5 lifts record payload into space

2005-08-11 - Black Hole Blows Bubble Between The Stars

2005-08-11 - Of Shuttles And Shenzhou

2005-08-11 - Key Website Research Highlights Gender Bias

2005-08-11 - A Smashing Success for Faulkes and Glen Spectra

2005-08-11 - High-accuracy UV-VIS Spectral Measurement System

2005-08-11 - Science Enhancement Programme launches new website

2005-08-11 - nLight Adds High Heat Load Package (HHL) to Single-Emitter Diode Laser Product Line

2005-08-11 - Americans in Love with "Terabyte Lifestyle"; Study Finds Nearly all Own Products with Digital Technology

2005-08-11 - No strong link seen between violent video games and aggression

2005-08-11 - Mars Orbiter Launch Delayed Until Friday

2005-08-11 - Yahoo! move will impact China's e-commerce

2005-08-11 - Study Shows Shoplifters More Readily Identified By Behavior, Not Race

2005-08-11 - Less is more: The Siemens mobile phone CC75 goes for high-convenience purism

2005-08-11 - United States Army Completes Testing of New Sensor Solution Aimed at Improving Operational Efficiency

2005-08-11 - Erotic images, gore cause temporary "blindness"

2005-08-11 - Blue Gene supercomputer installed at IBM Zurich Research Laboratory

2005-08-11 - 'Gadonanotubes' greatly outperform existing MRI contrast agents

2005-08-11 - US Internet search company Yahoo! claims largest online archives

2005-08-11 - Shuttle launch in September unlikely as engineers ponder falling foam

2005-08-11 - China to send pork sperm on space flight

2005-08-11 - Siberian permafrost melting

2005-08-11 - The ups and downs of doping

2005-08-12 - Combination power-heat system created

2005-08-12 - Molecule tells flower to flower

2005-08-12 - More biodiversity at Chernobyl

2005-08-12 - Risky operating system hole needs critical patch: Microsoft

2005-08-12 - Plugging the leaks in a quantum computer

2005-08-12 - U.S. cybersecurity called "alarming"

2005-08-12 - Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter blasts off

2005-08-12 - Greenland glacier triples speed because of climate change: Greenpeace

2005-08-12 - Volcanic blast influences climate

2005-08-12 - Cedip draws the crowds at LASER 2005 ..

2005-08-12 - New 638nm Laser Diodes offer 40mW (abs.max.) Power in tiny 5.6mm Package

2005-08-12 - Researchers Find How Some Antibiotics Kill Bacteria

2005-08-12 - Wireless World: Chips track license plates

2005-08-12 - Natural scientists are less likely to believe in God than are social scientists

2005-08-12 - UCSD Discovery Suggests 'Protosun' Was Shining During Formation Of First Matter In Solar System

2005-08-12 - Errors in the Measurement of Global Warming Corrected

2005-08-12 - Water and Mars: the 'magic triangle' for life

2005-08-12 - MIT finds genetic clue to bone and fat production

2005-08-12 - New observations and climate model data

2005-08-12 - Technological advances could reduce effectiveness of the Chemical Weapons Convention

2005-08-13 - Crackling Planets

2005-08-13 - Researchers Take "Fantastic Voyage" Through the Human Body

2005-08-13 - Google puts on hold effort to scan world's literary works

2005-08-13 - Long-sought flower-inducing molecule found

2005-08-13 - Alice falls into a black hole: Acceleration and quantum entanglement

2005-08-13 - New recycling law takes effect in the European Union

2005-08-13 - Lessons from the tsunami: protect the coast and it will protect you

2005-08-13 - Launch of US satellite from Baikonur postponed 24 hours

2005-08-13 - Siesta may become part of British life

2005-08-14 - Carnegie Mellon Rover Heads To Atacama Desert For Final Mission

2005-08-14 - Creative Technology chokes after trying to bite into Apple

2005-08-14 - Phones begin ringing in Sri Lankan villages as new technology arrives

2005-08-14 - The Cavendish banana could be wiped out

2005-08-15 - Gemini Uncovers 'Lost City' Of Stars

2005-08-15 - European space firm hitches up with Russians

2005-08-15 - Urine-powered battery developed

2005-08-15 - Japan to set up climate change monitoring network with neighbours

2005-08-15 - Del Mar Photonics, Inc. announces SPIDER pulse measurement system

2005-08-15 - Hundreds of earthquakes rock islands in Northern Marianas

2005-08-15 - Drinking alcohol may lower risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma

2005-08-15 - Illegal destruction of coral reefs worsened impact of tsunami

2005-08-15 - Customized Y-shaped carbon nanotubes can compute

2005-08-15 - e-Science methods reveal new insights into antibiotic resistance

2005-08-15 - Global warming to boost Scots farmers

2005-08-15 - Intel To Deliver Dual-Core, Hyper-Threaded Server Platforms Earlier Than Expected

2005-08-15 - Lung Cancer Can Strike Anyone - But Smokers At Greatest Risk

2005-08-15 - UA synthetic gecko foot-hairs leading to reusable adhesives

2005-08-15 - A galaxy of elements

2005-08-15 - The Beginnings of a New Phase in Medical Imaging?

2005-08-15 - China moving 3G on its own

2005-08-15 - Microsoft, NZ Telecom develop mobile-business apps

2005-08-15 - Power lines may offer Internet connections

2005-08-16 - Networking: GM, GE embracing Java

2005-08-16 - Human-like skin developed for robots

2005-08-16 - Mysteries of garlic are revealed

2005-08-16 - Boost Mobile Introduces First Location-Based, GPS Games In U.S.

2005-08-16 - Ships Bring Alien Jellyfish Invaders To Our Shores

2005-08-16 - Gender gap in computer science studied

2005-08-16 - New airport radar will help avoid repeat of Concorde crash

2005-08-16 - Intelligent System Offers Safer Tunnel Traffic For Europe

2005-08-16 - Krikalev Breaks Time-in-Space Record

2005-08-16 - Researchers Develop New Source of Energy Using Nanotechnology

2005-08-16 - Researchers develop technique to use dirty silicon, could pave way for cheaper solar energy

2005-08-16 - Future of electronics spun on its heels?

2005-08-16 - Universal codec to set sound free

2005-08-16 - CERN neutrino project on target

2005-08-16 - Large area-scan CCTV lens for inspecting components at high-resolution

2005-08-16 - Charities changed by technology

2005-08-16 - Frank Lloyd Wright church to be geothermal

2005-08-16 - Internet fraudsters target British tsunami victims' families

2005-08-16 - Rice University Selects Dual-Core AMD Opteron Processors To Power New Research Cluster

2005-08-16 - Look out: Asteroid's near-miss may be home run for scientists

2005-08-16 - Parents Can Help Teens Choose 'Good' Friends, Study Finds

2005-08-16 - Galactic survey reveals a new look for the Milky Way

2005-08-16 - IBM Contributes Open Source Code to Make FireFox Browser More Accessible

2005-08-16 - New analytical tool helps detect cancer

2005-08-16 - Number theory

2005-08-16 - Scientists create nanotech simulation tool

2005-08-16 - British scientists create nerve stem cells

2005-08-16 - Shopping maul: lions for sale on the Internet

2005-08-17 - Australia says developing military robots

2005-08-17 - Sea Ice May Be On Increase In The Antarctic: A Phenomenon Due To A Lot Of 'Hot Air'?

2005-08-17 - First Chinese Unmanned Lunar Mission Set For 2007

2005-08-17 - Toshiba Ships First 40GB 1.8-inch Perpendicular Magnetic Recording Drive

2005-08-17 - Tampa Bay Becomes "Smart Bay" With Well-Placed Sensors

2005-08-17 - Microsoft probing 'malicious' worm targetting Windows users

2005-08-17 - 4,000 BC antiquities found in Iran

2005-08-17 - Sony Expands SXRD Rear Projection HDTV Line With 50 AND 60-Inch Grand WEGA TVs

2005-08-17 - Scientists One Step Closer to Forecasting 'Clear Skies' for Astronauts

2005-08-17 - Nanotechnology under the microscope

2005-08-17 - Introducing New Off-The-Shelf Laser Scanners From Lincoln Laser Company

2005-08-17 - Global forum on advances in IR Imaging

2005-08-17 - Elementary Particles Building Blocks of Matter by Harald Fritzsch

2005-08-17 - ZEMAX Supports up to 8 CPUs

2005-08-17 - Photonic crystals move into new areas

2005-08-17 - The Web: Home-sales rules changing

2005-08-17 - US scientists call for giant wildlife park to save world's great mammals

2005-08-17 - New arrangement for supercomputer time

2005-08-17 - Saturn`s rings have own atmosphere

2005-08-17 - Microwavable chips for wireless communication

2005-08-17 - Still shellfish after 425 million years: clam-like creature preserved perfectly in ancient fossil

2005-08-17 - $150 Million TeraGrid Award Heralds New Era for Scientific Computing

2005-08-17 - Researchers Carve with Electricity at the Nanometer Scale

2005-08-17 - Soft Body Fossils of Extinct “Lamp Shell” Digitally Reconstructed

2005-08-17 - AMRC Developing Nano-Metrology to Probe Chip Structures at Atomic Level

2005-08-17 - Toshiba Develops High Performance Microprocessor Core

2005-08-17 - Odors sensed differently from mouth, nose

2005-08-17 - Nanotechnology in China is focusing on innovations and new products

2005-08-17 - NASA Successfully Completes Solid Rocket Motor Test

2005-08-17 - No foolproof way to beat virus attack for now

2005-08-17 - Russia schedules Clipper spacecraft launch

2005-08-17 - Universal Music Group Joins Blu-ray Disc Association

2005-08-18 - Women model their moms in relationships

2005-08-18 - Study: Religious belief declines in Britain

2005-08-18 - Gene is found affecting the aging process

2005-08-18 - ISS Station Crew To Do August 18 Spacewalk

2005-08-18 - The Unexpected Einstein: By Denis Brian

2005-08-18 - Edmund Optics Creates VIP Team to Provide Complete Online Vision Solutions

2005-08-18 - No US shuttle launch before early 2006: Russian official

2005-08-18 - African conservationists denounce proposal for giant US wildlife park

2005-08-18 - Long work hours: more injuries, illnesses

2005-08-18 - UCR chemists prepare molecules that accelerate chemical reactions for manufacturing drugs

2005-08-18 - The Big Blue

2005-08-18 - Nanotubes make perfect diodes

2005-08-18 - Company eyes 100 Mbps digital TV

2005-08-18 - iPod -- the most popular incentive

2005-08-18 - Intel buys XML provider Sarvega

2005-08-18 - Google files for another public offering

2005-08-18 - Researchers produce strong, transparent carbon nanotube sheets

2005-08-18 - Encouraging more women in science and technology

2005-08-18 - Supernova 1987A: Fast Forward to the Past

2005-08-18 - Fibre optics to conquer undersea exploration

2005-08-18 - New method for trapping light may improve communications technologies

2005-08-18 - Breakthrough in high-temperature superconductivity

2005-08-18 - Mitsubishi, TEPCO to team up on electric car: report

2005-08-18 - One Bacteria Stops Another on Contact: Findings Have Potential Implications for Urinary Tract Infections

2005-08-18 - Fibonacci series on microstructures

2005-08-18 - Satellite Discovers 1,000th Comet

2005-08-18 - U.S. infrastructure found vulnerable

2005-08-18 - ISS crew begins spacewalk spacewalk, station unmanned

2005-08-18 - John Bahcall dies

2005-08-19 - Red Water Sausages

2005-08-19 - Soyuz Spacecraft To Cost NASA $65 Million

2005-08-19 - Ancestors wore shoes some 26,000 years ago

2005-08-19 - View from the Top: Movie downloads

2005-08-19 - New Microprinting Technique Improves Nanoscale Fabrication

2005-08-19 - Station Crew Wraps Up Spacewalk

2005-08-19 - GE Global Research Develops ''Ideal'' Carbon Nanotube Diode

2005-08-19 - 'Fold here,' say 130,000 computers

2005-08-19 - Discovery Set for Return to Kennedy Space Center

2005-08-19 - Swift Satellite Finds Newborn Black Holes

2005-08-19 - Swedes bringing faster Internet to U.K.

2005-08-19 - Nottingham research sheds new light on how chemical reactions work

2005-08-19 - China's first spaceman praises new Russian craft

2005-08-19 - Kids walking to, from school are healthier

2005-08-19 - Nintendo to sell cell-phone-size games

2005-08-19 - US has until April 2006 to respect Internet gambling ruling: WTO

2005-08-19 - Smithsonian scientists accused of ID smear

2005-08-19 - New uses for Blackberrrys, PDAs soon

2005-08-19 - Caltech, MIT Chemists Look for Better Ways to Use Chemical Bonds to Store Solar Energy

2005-08-19 - 'Cold linac' commissioning major step for ORNL's Spallation Neutron Source

2005-08-19 - SAMSUNG Unveils Symbian-based Smartphones in Europe

2005-08-19 - Nano coalition unveils environmental, health and safety database

2005-08-19 - Mobile gaming doubles

2005-08-19 - Countries compete for next supercomputer

2005-08-19 - VoIP plan to link universities for free

2005-08-19 - Calls for action as global warming conference in Greenland ends

2005-08-19 - Chondrules younger than thought

2005-08-20 - Sponge used to study organ rejection

2005-08-20 - Smallest free-living cell, small genome

2005-08-20 - Student re-discovers Einstein manuscript in Netherlands

2005-08-20 - Speed of light made faster

2005-08-20 - Discovery's Return Home Delayed

2005-08-20 - First detailed picture of migraine attack

2005-08-20 - Calls for action as global warming conference in Greenland ends

2005-08-21 - With US shuttles in drydock, Russia has monopoly on ISS taxi service

2005-08-21 - Tree-ring data gives history of droughts

2005-08-22 - Toshiba to invest 1.8 bln dollars to boost flash memory output: report

2005-08-22 - Air show MAKS gives Russian aerospace a crucial lift

2005-08-22 - Discovery Home at Kennedy Space Center

2005-08-22 - In breakthrough, cloned wildcats prove ability to reproduce

2005-08-22 - Bat-bot boosts sonar research

2005-08-22 - Google launches new application service

2005-08-22 - Public collections of DNA and RNA sequence reach 100 gigabases

2005-08-22 - Study: Skin cells turned into stem cells

2005-08-22 - The Ilulissat glacier, a wonder of the world melting away

2005-08-22 - Public collections of DNA and RNA sequence reach 100 gigabases

2005-08-22 - Chickens orient using a magnetic compass

2005-08-22 - Research reveals how cells process large genes

2005-08-22 - Columbia Researchers Bring Nanotech's Promise a Step Closer to Reality

2005-08-22 - AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology Is A Fierce Contender For Mobile Gaming

2005-08-22 - PC sales to grow 12.7 percent; revenue to be flat

2005-08-22 - Unique respiratory virus is identified

2005-08-22 - Fujitsu Announces 2.5" Serial ATA 160GB Mobile Hard Disk Drive

2005-08-22 - Next-generation Net access growing fast

2005-08-22 - Networking: Cheap health-records software

2005-08-22 - Sony jumps into Japan's comics-by-phone market

2005-08-22 - Birds' migratory success a complex process

2005-08-23 - Toshiba, Sony to go ahead with rival next-generation DVDs after talks fail

2005-08-23 - U.S. Satellite Industry Dominates Despite Overcapacity

2005-08-23 - Analysis Of Flower Genes Reveals The Fate Of An Ancient Gene Duplication

2005-08-23 - China Inaugurates First Lunar Probe Engineering Center

2005-08-23 - Thirty Years And Counting

2005-08-23 - New climate modelling computer provides more reliable risk analyses

2005-08-23 - Six Years Into Its Mission, Chandra Continues To Achieve Scientific Firsts

2005-08-23 - Brazilian scientists discover nine new spider species

2005-08-23 - Nanomaterials to Mimic Cells

2005-08-23 - 'Magnetic flames' in molecular magnets exhibit properties akin to fire

2005-08-23 - New way of making 'nanostructured films' wins innovation fellowship

2005-08-23 - Google to launch instant messaging program: report

2005-08-23 - Prognosis for bird flu still alarming

2005-08-23 - Bacteria are key to 'green' plastics, drugs

2005-08-23 - Tracking the Riddle of Cosmic Gamma Rays

2005-08-23 - Environmentalists sue for Everglades bird

2005-08-23 - Laundry goes cyber

2005-08-23 - Salt production started in ancient China

2005-08-23 - Fibres control the speed of light

2005-08-23 - AMD Challenges Intel To A Dual-Core Duel

2005-08-23 - As gasoline prices soar, alternative fuel research grows in popularity

2005-08-23 - Fermilab's Recycler beams take electron cooling to new heights

2005-08-23 - Deep Impact Mission Update

2005-08-23 - Out of sight, out of mind? Not really

2005-08-23 - Sandia`s dielectrophoresis device may revolutionize sample preparation

2005-08-23 - "Colony" Computer to Look for a Theory of Theories

2005-08-23 - Micron Demonstrates Industry's First 4 Gigabyte FBDIMM

2005-08-23 - Ringtones -- and their theft -- on the rise

2005-08-23 - Anesthetized heroin withdrawal: no benefit

2005-08-24 - Bicycle riding and ED are researched

2005-08-24 - Intel touts miniaturized, power-frugal technology

2005-08-24 - Next generation military drones researched

2005-08-24 - UltraCell Corporation Announces Portable Methanol Fuel Cell System

2005-08-24 - Russia launches two Japanese satellites

2005-08-24 - Internet climbs aboard suburban Tokyo train

2005-08-24 - Thinking the pain away?

2005-08-24 - Chemical Could Revolutionize Polymer Fuel Cells

2005-08-24 - Supportive shoes date to 40,000 years

2005-08-24 - Making ice at room temperature

2005-08-24 - Researcher explores Spanish cave to find why early humans replaced Neanderthals in Europe

2005-08-24 - Intel demos rugged PC for hostile climates

2005-08-24 - Heart of world`s biggest physics experiment leaves Oxford

2005-08-24 - Unique NASA Science Lab Tackles 'Sticky' Issue of Lunar Dust

2005-08-24 - NASA/NOAA Announce Major Weather Forecasting Advancement

2005-08-24 - Coming Attraction: Intel Viiv Technology

2005-08-24 - Intel To Help CIOs 'Chill Out'

2005-08-24 - Skype opens up instant-messaging services

2005-08-24 - Climate Model Links Warmer Temperatures to Permian Extinction

2005-08-24 - Silicon Image Unveils Breakthrough Next Generation 6.0 Gb/s Serdes Technology

2005-08-24 - Study: Anemones fight as organized armies

2005-08-24 - Scientists study magnetic avalanches

2005-08-24 - Professor reviews linked to book-swap site

2005-08-24 - 'Switchable' solvents are discovered

2005-08-24 - Ivory-billed woodpecker recordings made

2005-08-24 - The Web: Net slowing spread of HIV

2005-08-25 - New Look At DNA Hints At Origin Of Ultraviolet Damage

2005-08-25 - Chinese websites are used to attack US government computers: report

2005-08-25 - Microscopic brain imaging method developed

2005-08-25 - Japanese Public Broadcasting Envisions 3D Future

2005-08-25 - Out of the Box Thinking Produces Safer Water

2005-08-25 - Stem cell scientists share research

2005-08-25 - Ultra-high precision Etalon pairs

2005-08-25 - High performance lenses & optical designs

2005-08-25 - One-stop shop for industrial inspection

2005-08-25 - The bar has been raised

2005-08-25 - M.A.P.S. Family of Power Supplies

2005-08-25 - New spectrum analyser for 3-axis magnetic fields and vibration

2005-08-25 - UA Physicists Find Key to Long-Lived Metal Nanowires

2005-08-25 - Cosmic hole-in-one captured over Antarctica

2005-08-25 - Physicists describe a new mechanism for metallic magnetism

2005-08-25 - Nokia, Motorola command half of world market for new mobile phones

2005-08-25 - Intel invests in Australia WiMax company

2005-08-25 - IBM, Sony and Toshiba Unveil Details of the Cell Microprocessor

2005-08-25 - IT execs mull impact of telecom rulings

2005-08-25 - Of Friction and 'The Da Vinci Code'

2005-08-25 - Men's IQs higher, but used differently

2005-08-25 - Study Reconciles Long-Standing Contradiction of Deep-Earth Dynamics

2005-08-25 - Researchers to Study Properties of the Hope Diamond

2005-08-25 - Getting DNA to self-assemble

2005-08-25 - Sony aims to revamp its LCD venture with Samsung

2005-08-25 - How the Earth spins

2005-08-25 - Earth's core rotates faster than surface

2005-08-25 - Locationg crucial atoms in superconductors

2005-08-25 - Critical breakthrough

2005-08-25 - Samsung's New Satellite DMB Phone

2005-08-25 - Diamonds are not forever

2005-08-26 - EU to step up bird flu monitoring

2005-08-26 - Stem cells to be injected into the heart

2005-08-26 - Energia Makes A Big Show At MAKS

2005-08-26 - Galileo Satellite Payload Testing Underway

2005-08-26 - Sirius Unveils Wearable Satellite Radio

2005-08-26 - NASA Study Shows Water Could Create Gullies on Mars

2005-08-26 - Amateurs Help Astronomers Unravel A Propeller Star

2005-08-26 - Spitzer Turns Two

2005-08-26 - Hi-tech laundry services hit colleges

2005-08-26 - American Chemical Society session to focus on T-rays - the next wave in imaging technology

2005-08-26 - Turk wanted by FBI arrested for worldwide computer piracy

2005-08-26 - Three charged, one pleads guilty in first case on obscene spam

2005-08-26 - Placing a book in orbit, Turkmenistan aims for the stars

2005-08-26 - Bacteria that bind toxic metals: Are they the future of nuclear waste cleanup?

2005-08-26 - Wireless World: Mobile-phone Web browsing

2005-08-26 - The Proton's Strange Magnetism

2005-08-26 - Earth's final destiny

2005-08-27 - Malaysia floats plans to set foot on the moon

2005-08-27 - Tsunami created swells worldwide

2005-08-27 - ESA to discuss Mars mission

2005-08-27 - Ivory-billed woodpecker sighting real

2005-08-27 - Sea lamprey up in Lake Superior

2005-08-27 - Fluorescent protein basis for bluish coral

2005-08-27 - Russian satellite on track despite communication problem

2005-08-27 - Hurricane Katrina reaches Category Three over Gulf

2005-08-28 - Irish project aims to bring art to space, and space to Earth

2005-08-28 - Tutoring US math students adds new twist to Indian outsourcing saga

2005-08-28 - Panasonic Introduces World's First 65-inch 1080p Plasma TV

2005-08-28 - IrSimple, a High-Speed Infrared Communications Protocol Adopted as a Global Standard

2005-08-28 - New Orleans evacuated as ferocious Hurricane Katrina nears

2005-08-29 - Carbohydrate-based vaccine against cancer?

2005-08-29 - Nokia Opens New R&D Center in China

2005-08-29 - Writing at the Nanoscale: 'Electro Pen' may impact a host of developing nanotechnologies

2005-08-29 - Researchers create DNA buckyballs for drug delivery

2005-08-29 - Mad cow detected in blood

2005-08-29 - Purdue creates new method to drive fuel cells for portable electronics

2005-08-29 - Coffee is number one source of antioxidants

2005-08-29 - U.S. stores want better Web sites

2005-08-29 - Scientists exhibit alien ideas

2005-08-29 - Ericsson launches new Internet platform

2005-08-29 - Kansas town traffic control goes wireless

2005-08-29 - Internet renovation is planned

2005-08-29 - New Images Reveal Different Magma Pools Form the Ocean's Crust

2005-08-29 - Astronomers And Native Hawaiians Battle Over Sacred Moutain

2005-08-29 - ISS Crew Repair Carbon Dioxide Removal System, Prepare For New Supplies

2005-08-29 - NASA Shuttle Tank Factory Facing Catastrophic Ruin From Katrina

2005-08-29 - Australian researchers hail new cancer-killing technique

2005-08-29 - Sunset Planets

2005-08-29 - Nanofabrication: next generation chip manufacture?

2005-08-29 - Tiny rubber balls give plastic bounce

2005-08-29 - Nanocoating could eliminate foggy windows and lenses

2005-08-29 - Nano-particle dispersion technique improves polymers

2005-08-29 - Researchers shed more light on conversion of water to hydrogen gas

2005-08-29 - Verizon beefs up TV content

2005-08-29 - Cybercrime fears remain despite arrests

2005-08-29 - Residents cower as storm sweeps into New Orleans

2005-08-29 - Scientists Describe New Way to Peer Inside Bacteria

2005-08-29 - Cinema goes digital

2005-08-29 - Networking: Internet telephony enticing new users

2005-08-29 - New way to study sleep is developed

2005-08-29 - Human ability good in tracking odors

2005-08-29 - Finding a Way to Test for Dark Energy

2005-08-29 - Improving Security of Handheld IT Devices

2005-08-29 - Magnetic nanoparticles for potential cancer treatment

2005-08-29 - Sharp Develops Two New 3-Megapixel CCD Camera Modules for Mobile Phones

2005-08-29 - Iran claims new nuclear breakthrough

2005-08-29 - Ozone layer decline leveling off, according to new study

2005-08-30 - M Dwarfs: The Search For Life Is On

2005-08-30 - Dieting won't add many years to life

2005-08-30 - Study uses quantum chemical calculations

2005-08-30 - Toronto Research Uncovers Genetic Instructions To Build Life

2005-08-30 - Britain to crack down on extreme Internet porn

2005-08-30 - Brace for more Katrinas, say experts

2005-08-30 - Mars Orbiter Makes Successful Course Correction

2005-08-30 - ATMIONTM Wide Range Vacuum Measuring System - Industry and Research Proven

2005-08-30 - Local support for German speaking high-speed imaging system users

2005-08-30 - Precision Fluorescent Ronchi Ruling Slides Available From Edmund Optics

2005-08-30 - Computer worm stealing corporate info

2005-08-30 - Survey: Students drawn to mobile e-mail

2005-08-30 - Ozone stabilization reported

2005-08-30 - North Korea's baby steps for the Internet

2005-08-30 - Infineon to supply Xbox parts

2005-08-30 - Scientists ponder Illinois bison mystery

2005-08-30 - Cassini findings suggest complex story of venting at the south pole of Enceladus

2005-08-30 - Snowball Antarctica -early Drake passage opening led to global change

2005-08-30 - Gold bowties may shed light on molecules and other nano-sized objects

2005-08-30 - Foreign atoms trigger superconductivity in carbon

2005-08-30 - Argonne researchers create new diamond-nanotube composite material

2005-08-30 - Supersizing the supercomputers: What's next?

2005-08-30 - Getting down to basics - new technology will make it possible

2005-08-30 - Study: Published research often is false

2005-08-30 - Screening for security: millimeter-wave scanner identifies non-metallic weapons

2005-08-30 - Blogging Katrina: Dramatic hurricane stories storm the web

2005-08-30 - CELSIUS V830 workstation with AMD64 technology

2005-08-30 - Stoping light in quantum leap

2005-08-30 - A New Leap in Drug delivery

2005-08-30 - 'Operando' methods for understanding catalysis in hydrogen storage

2005-08-30 - Survey: cell cameras boost digital photos

2005-08-30 - Hurricane Katrina: Scientists Fly Into Eye of the Storm

2005-08-30 - Samsung Adds Gigabyte Densities to MultiMediaCard Line-up

2005-08-30 - New chemistry method uses 'test tubes' far smaller than the width of a hair

2005-08-30 - Study Examines Public Attitudes On Nanotechnology

2005-08-31 - Study: public ignorant about heart failure

2005-08-31 - Apple forms alliance to download music to mobile telephones: expert

2005-08-31 - Japan to develop earthquake monitors

2005-08-31 - Retinal Scans Do More Than Let You In The Door

2005-08-31 - Creative Awarded U.S. Patent On User Interface For Portable Media Players

2005-08-31 - Stealth particles to target tumors

2005-08-31 - Fuel cells might get hydrogen from water, organic material

2005-08-31 - Malaysia's Ipoh city to create giant wireless hotspot: report

2005-08-31 - Alrad Instruments sign distribution agreement with SDS

2005-08-31 - Rees Scientific Installs eCentron All Wireless System at the Armed Services Blood Bank Center

2005-08-31 - Stepper Motor Controller (USB)

2005-08-31 - TiTaN the Manufacturer of MMO Anode/Mixed Metal oxide anode/Activated metal anode

2005-08-31 - Big stars like to feed from dust

2005-08-31 - Microsoft heats up Voice over Internet market

2005-08-31 - DNA test puts Viking experts on horns of a dilemma

2005-08-31 - It's electric: Cows show promise as powerplants

2005-08-31 - Experts eye Web's next generation

2005-08-31 - Katrina damages NASA facilities

2005-08-31 - Dead fish reported on some Florida beaches

2005-08-31 - Human waste feeds rest stop greenhouse

2005-08-31 - Birds may spread bird flu along flyways

2005-08-31 - Experts: Old 'tile' nature made -- maybe

2005-08-31 - XMM-Newton probes formation of galaxy clusters

2005-08-31 - Breakthrough in Development of Quantum Computers

2005-08-31 - New 'Alien Nanofiber' Has Potential Anti-Counterfeiting Applications

2005-08-31 - Unique Undersea Lab Prep for Future Exploration

2005-08-31 - Hubble Space Telescope Begins 'Two-Gyro' Science Operations

2005-08-31 - Trumpler 14: Bright young stars mix it up in new image