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2006-01-01 - Youngsters lead South Korea's top Internet business

2006-01-01 - 1,000 dollars to plug Russia's science brain drain

2006-01-01 - If you flaunt it, you've got it: how red-heads top the pecking order

2006-01-01 - Dozens of beached whales shot in New Zealand

2006-01-02 - Night eating linked to psychiatric patient

2006-01-02 - Quick Nanocontainer Construction

2006-01-02 - Research tracks whales by listening to sounds

2006-01-02 - Scientists grow two new stem cell lines in animal cell-free culture

2006-01-02 - Wildfires force evacuations in Texas, Oklahoma

2006-01-02 - MIT team analyzes wind energy potential in Northeast

2006-01-02 - Kodak Unveils World`s First Dual-Lens Digital Camera

2006-01-02 - Fish evolve a longer lifespan by evolving a longer period during which they reproduce

2006-01-02 - CES comes to Vegas

2006-01-02 - Pluto probe to be launched in 2 weeks

2006-01-02 - India balks at further telecom fee cuts

2006-01-02 - Networking: Convergence comes to China

2006-01-02 - Robot Cameras in the Wild

2006-01-02 - US floods, fires bring tempestuous start to 2006

2006-01-02 - Record 27th storm forms in Atlantic

2006-01-02 - Albatross, the "sailor's bird' faces bleak future

2006-01-02 - Baby boom for China's giant pandas

2006-01-03 - China produces 6th recloned calf

2006-01-03 - New telecom cable links Europe, SE Asia

2006-01-03 - India considering unified telecom, TV regs

2006-01-03 - GlobeTel gets big Russia wireless contract

2006-01-03 - Indian biotech firms cash in on promise of better tomorrow

2006-01-03 - Samsung develops world's fastest downloading mobile

2006-01-03 - China to salvage ancient ship from watery grave along 'Marine Silk Road'

2006-01-03 - An Elephant Tail: New Method Tracks Endangered Critters

2006-01-03 - Fixing by Filtration: New testing strips for detecting heavy metals

2006-01-03 - Wild red ibis found in northwest China

2006-01-03 - Rambus signs licensing deal with AMD

2006-01-03 - Queen Elizabeth awards iPod designer

2006-01-03 - New 'self-exploding' microcapsules could take sting out of drug delivery

2006-01-03 - IT boom leads to more power for tech execs

2006-01-03 - Emirates to foster telecom advances

2006-01-03 - Pacific Internet enters S. China IP market

2006-01-03 - Deforestation may spread malaria

2006-01-03 - Worms survived shuttle crash

2006-01-03 - Radar satellite service checks stability of Africa's largest artificial hole

2006-01-03 - The first baby boom

2006-01-03 - Building interoperability into medical information

2006-01-03 - Voltaix Extends SiGe Leadership with Support from National Science Foundation

2006-01-03 - Iso Accreditiation For Air Sterilization Manufacturer

2006-01-03 - Wedge Multipass Amplifier from Del Mar Photonics, Inc.

2006-01-03 - Selected Papers (1945-1980) Of Chen Ning Yang

2006-01-03 - Lectures On Statistical Physics And Protein Folding

2006-01-03 - Atoms In Electromagnetic Fields

2006-01-03 - A Career In Theoretical Physics

2006-01-03 - Stardust nears end of epic journey; researchers await its treasure

2006-01-03 - US woman gives birth to baby from world's first frozen donor egg bank

2006-01-03 - Will NTL up ante for Virgin Mobile?

2006-01-03 - Ancient fish fossils uncovered in China

2006-01-03 - Fix for Windows vulnerability due Jan. 10

2006-01-03 - Of lice and men: Secret destroyer of Boney's army revealed at last

2006-01-03 - Plasma thruster tested for Mars mission

2006-01-03 - Freescale launches 'Cable-Free USB' initiative for wireless connectivity

2006-01-03 - Intel Unveils New Brand Identity

2006-01-03 - Scientific breakthrough a step toward quantum computing

2006-01-03 - Nanotech discovery could have radical implications

2006-01-03 - Maintaining Low Power Consumption on Chips is critical to Drive Wireless Internet on a Chip Technology

2006-01-03 - Vineyards unscathed as flood waters recede from California wine country

2006-01-04 - Microsoft scrambles to patch security hole in Windows operating system

2006-01-04 - Nano-interfaces with cells

2006-01-04 - ID theft a concern for new year

2006-01-04 - Birds born with song in their head: researchers

2006-01-04 - Australia notches up hottest year on record in 2005

2006-01-04 - Apollo Chronicles: Dark Shadows

2006-01-04 - Scientists work to squeeze atoms

2006-01-04 - Briefs: IT spending seen rising 5 percent in 2006

2006-01-04 - Briefs: XM, Samsung unveil portable MP3 radio

2006-01-04 - Briefs: China predicts 820 million phones in 2006

2006-01-04 - Gold nanoparticles, radiation combo may slow Alzheimer's

2006-01-04 - Closing in on Charon

2006-01-04 - Gold 'glitters' in new ways at the nanoscale

2006-01-04 - Measuring the size of a small, frost world

2006-01-04 - SUVs no safer than passenger cars for children, new study

2006-01-04 - Semantic descriptors to help the hunt for music

2006-01-04 - Chemists probe combustion process

2006-01-04 - Computers estimate emotions

2006-01-04 - Displays that give a clear view

2006-01-04 - Philips 'Entertaible' combines the excitement of electronic gaming with the fun of traditional board games

2006-01-04 - Bang-bang: a step closer to quantum supercomputers

2006-01-04 - Cave art: men and women each did their own thing

2006-01-04 - China excited for IPTV

2006-01-04 - Laser sheds light on stroke patients

2006-01-04 - Team-content wireless cards for U.K. fans

2006-01-04 - Global warming 55 million years ago shifted ocean currents

2006-01-04 - Ice Age clues unearthed from construction hole

2006-01-04 - Beefed-up cell phone unveiled by Samsung

2006-01-04 - Search engine picked for China IPv6 router

2006-01-04 - Verizon debuts device for Windows Mobile 5

2006-01-04 - Wave and WaveRider in broadband merger

2006-01-05 - Istanbul warned of potential earthquake

2006-01-05 - Tiny crystals promise big benefits for solar technologies

2006-01-05 - Deep sea fish in critical danger

2006-01-05 - New alloy could boost next generation jet fighter

2006-01-05 - Gates unveils Microsoft's vision of digital lifestyle

2006-01-05 - Toshiba to launch HD DVD players in US in March

2006-01-05 - Panasonic develops world's biggest plasma TV

2006-01-05 - Italy plans telescope on moon

2006-01-05 - Consumer Electronics Show opens in Vegas

2006-01-05 - Bell Labs researchers awarded for CCD

2006-01-05 - Briefs: Nintendo to launch new Pokemon game

2006-01-05 - Briefs: Vodafone completes Swedish unit sale

2006-01-05 - Briefs: KVH ties up with Microsoft for mobile TV

2006-01-05 - Study reveals classic symbiotic relationship between ants, bacteria

2006-01-05 - Breast cancer gene predicts survival

2006-01-05 - Scientists redate Neanderthal fossils

2006-01-05 - Consumer Electronic Show: Day 1

2006-01-05 - SBTV poll shows increased tech investment

2006-01-05 - Briefs: Sirius to start Playboy channel

2006-01-05 - Scientists locate stem cell which may hold secrets of breast cancer

2006-01-05 - Cosmic magnetism revealed

2006-01-05 - Philips announces Entertaible prototype

2006-01-06 - Intel unveils processor to run PC as a media center

2006-01-06 - Mayan hieroglyphics discovered dating to 3rd century BC

2006-01-06 - Arctic taking on most of global heat

2006-01-06 - New wind tunnel operates quietly at Mach 6, helps shape future aircraft

2006-01-06 - Logging may increase fire risk

2006-01-06 - Archeological dig offers online viewing

2006-01-06 - Spirit's Solar Panels Still Shiny After All This Time

2006-01-06 - Looking Down The Mouth Of An Interstellar Cavern

2006-01-06 - Briefs: Uniden, 8x8 offer home VoIP package

2006-01-06 - Briefs: Broadband expands in-car entertainment

2006-01-06 - Google to introduce its own PC?

2006-01-06 - Stardust Mission Status Report

2006-01-06 - New Nanotechnological Structures Reported for the First Time

2006-01-06 - Motorola to allow easier Google access

2006-01-06 - Intel, Eros team on 'Bollywood' portal

2006-01-06 - Plenty of options at high-tech gas pump

2006-01-06 - Briefs: Kodak, Motorola ink deal on mobile imaging

2006-01-06 - Briefs: Yellowpages.com to be on Yahoo! Local

2006-01-06 - Briefs: AOL, Intel tie up on home entertainment

2006-01-06 - Analysts hail Palm's move to Microsoft OS

2006-01-06 - Soft X-Ray Beamline

2006-01-06 - Philips 3D intelligent display solution for high-impact out-of-home advertising

2006-01-06 - Power Splice Commercializing Large FBG Sensor Array

2006-01-06 - CERN Chooses ProCurve Networking

2006-01-06 - Wireless World: Carriers losing focus?

2006-01-06 - Lenovo's Newest ThinkPads Unplug the Need for Power Cords from Dawn to Dusk

2006-01-06 - Filling 'Nanocontainers' with Liquid

2006-01-06 - New disease strikes horse chestnut trees

2006-01-06 - Samsung Shows World's First Mass-Market Blu-Ray Disc Player At CES

2006-01-06 - Designers to the stars: TEES engineers CRAVE redesign of out-of-date space suits

2006-01-06 - Briefs: Yahoo! to offer television service

2006-01-06 - Population threat linked to global warming

2006-01-06 - Briefs: Google remains most popular search engine

2006-01-06 - US state orders DNA tests on executed prisoner

2006-01-06 - Coffee cuts breast cancer risk: study

2006-01-06 - CES 2006, Day 2: Entertainment tech to flood consumers

2006-01-06 - Greek temple discovered in Albania

2006-01-07 - Google not in competition with Microsoft: Schmidt

2006-01-07 - Matsushita to build world's largest plasma panel plant

2006-01-07 - Cars go digital at tech industry CES show

2006-01-07 - Asian companies challenge iPod's dominance with video players

2006-01-07 - No place like high-tech home, on display in Las Vegas

2006-01-08 - Europe's Arianespace satellite launcher hits cruising speed

2006-01-08 - Poultry in Britain must be registered

2006-01-08 - Expert: Bog bodies buried at boundaries

2006-01-08 - Net cell phone could slash customer bills

2006-01-08 - Delhi gets first winter ice in 70 years, Indian cold toll rises

2006-01-08 - Google Announces the Google Pack

2006-01-08 - Fourth human case of bird flu, fresh outbreaks in Turkey

2006-01-08 - New chemical spills threaten water supply for millions in China

2006-01-08 - Sony Develops World's First LCD TV Compliant With 'xvYCC' HR Signal Processing

2006-01-08 - TDK Showcases Quad-Layer 100GB Blu-ray Disc At CES 2006

2006-01-08 - 'Bigfoot' excitement mounting in Malaysia

2006-01-08 - Fossil-fuel crisis drives Europe to nuclear, green energy

2006-01-09 - Tests fail to prove authenticity of 'Mozart's skull'

2006-01-09 - Yuletide trees may help fight bird flu

2006-01-09 - Kansas voters against stem cell ban

2006-01-09 - Protecting Your Computer: Part 1 - Common Sense

2006-01-09 - Australia warns no 'silver bullet' at climate meet

2006-01-09 - Scientists make first step towards 'holy grail' of crystallography

2006-01-09 - Scientists Find Black Hole's 'Point of No Return'

2006-01-09 - There's More to the North Star Than Meets the Eye

2006-01-09 - Tech leaders, universities unite to boost open source innovation

2006-01-09 - AIDS Drug from Sunflowers

2006-01-09 - Lesker Company Announces New Line of Digital Gauges

2006-01-09 - Buckyballs Can Be Nontoxic... Maybe

2006-01-09 - Global Warming Doubles Rate of Ocean Rise

2006-01-09 - Apple to launch '06 products

2006-01-09 - iPod dominance a mirage?

2006-01-09 - Milky Way Galaxy is warped and vibrating like a drum

2006-01-09 - Research Reveals Why Some Stocks Keep Winning, While Others Keep Losing

2006-01-09 - Spectrum woes plague India's cell phones

2006-01-09 - Briefs: Vodafone, Sony to offer mobile music

2006-01-09 - A medium-sized black hole?

2006-01-09 - Briefs: New Chryslers accomodate iPod

2006-01-09 - Briefs: Verizon sees higher share price this year

2006-01-09 - Mathematic innovator Raoul Bott dies

2006-01-09 - Author feature: Counterfeiting

2006-01-09 - Denmark's TDC deal rattles markets

2006-01-09 - Massive star cluster found in Milky Way

2006-01-09 - Scientists probe black hole's inner sanctum

2006-01-09 - Large survey of galaxies yields new findings on star formation

2006-01-09 - Top 10 things seen at CES

2006-01-09 - Texas Instruments sells sensor unit

2006-01-09 - Study: Execs blinded by bottom line

2006-01-09 - Clarkson Research Group Calls for Media Scrutiny of Nanotechnology

2006-01-09 - Slow human evolution revealed by worm genome

2006-01-09 - Anger, fears grow in Turkey as more people become prey of bird flu

2006-01-09 - Author explores CIA connections to torture tactics

2006-01-09 - Car Make, Age and Fuel Economy All Affect How Much Vehicles Pollute, Study Finds

2006-01-09 - Ports closed, residents evacuated as cyclone approaches Australia

2006-01-09 - Coal Liquefaction

2006-01-09 - Losing sleep undoes the rejuvenating effects new learning has on the brain

2006-01-10 - NASA Had No Choice But To Buy Soyuz Flights

2006-01-10 - Researchers: Polar bears ingesting toxins

2006-01-10 - World's first cloned dog genuine, SKorea panel says

2006-01-10 - HOLOEYE Photonics AG introduces new generation of Spatial Light Modulators

2006-01-10 - Advances in Applied Ceramics: Special issue focuses on environmental aspects of ceramics

2006-01-10 - Protecting Your Computer: Part 2 - Firewalls

2006-01-10 - Magnetism flicks switch on 'dark excitons'

2006-01-10 - Music downloading creates listener apathy: research

2006-01-10 - 'Sirius' secrets, serious cash

2006-01-10 - Briefs: Clear Channel tests music video downloads

2006-01-10 - Briefs: Korea, Canada team on WiBro mobile tech

2006-01-10 - Opportunity Puts The Arm On Ted

2006-01-10 - Briefs: Nokia, Kyocera resolve patent dispute

2006-01-10 - Briefs: Telenor sets up Asia, East Europe units

2006-01-10 - Cloning pioneer faked research, faces criminal probe

2006-01-10 - No stars in the clouds

2006-01-10 - Virtual microscope allows public to search for dust grains in Stardust detectors

2006-01-10 - Astronomers shed surprising light on our galaxy's black hole

2006-01-10 - Bell Labs wins technical Grammy award

2006-01-10 - Media watchdog blasts Microsoft for China censorship

2006-01-10 - No stampede yet to snap up tech stocks

2006-01-10 - Newest iPod version can tune in FM radio

2006-01-10 - U.S. launches open-software patent program

2006-01-10 - Europe approves Telefonica O2 acquisition

2006-01-10 - FilmLoop Inc. photo broadcasting

2006-01-10 - China develops magnetic levitation train

2006-01-10 - Scientists ready to crack bird flu code

2006-01-10 - New look for nanodetection

2006-01-10 - Apple unveils first Intel computer

2006-01-10 - AMD Releases Athlon 64 FX-60 Dual-Core Processor

2006-01-10 - Planetary systems can form around binary stars

2006-01-10 - Practice Makes Deadly Perfection, Suicide Researcher Says

2006-01-10 - In Bacterial Diversity, Amazon Is A 'Desert'; Desert Is An 'Amazon'

2006-01-10 - Venture capital in nano rises

2006-01-10 - Astronomers Provide New Insights Into Massive Black Hole Surroundings at Center of the Milky Way

2006-01-10 - Engineers Develop New Way to Tailor Polymer Coatings

2006-01-10 - Green energy meeting riles activists

2006-01-10 - Astronomers report mysterious giant star clusters

2006-01-10 - Science journal to retract second Hwang article

2006-01-11 - Brain important in lowering blood sugar

2006-01-11 - WHO official says bird flu not mutating

2006-01-11 - Rewriting Glacial History In Pacific North America

2006-01-11 - Morning grogginess worse than drinking

2006-01-11 - Concert tickets to go paperless

2006-01-11 - Digital strip-search goes on trial at London rail station

2006-01-11 - Protecting your Computer: Part 3 - AntiVirus

2006-01-11 - Farming destroying Brazil's wetlands

2006-01-11 - NASA gives posthumous award to Bahcall

2006-01-11 - Study finds clue to migrating cancer cells

2006-01-11 - Five centers to get nanoelectronic boost

2006-01-11 - NanoViricides And Vietnamese Govt To Develop Bird Flu Virus Drug

2006-01-11 - Optical wireless and broadband over power lines: High speed, secure Wi-Fi alternative

2006-01-11 - Play it again, pants: Levi's introduces iPod-compatible jeans

2006-01-11 - The Web: 'Digital home' comes of age

2006-01-11 - Briefs: India telecom major seeks China stake

2006-01-11 - Briefs: Thai PM family shedding telecom shares?

2006-01-11 - Briefs: Telecom NZ raises most residential rates

2006-01-11 - Briefs: ICOA to run WiFi for Stop-and-Shop chain

2006-01-11 - Space propulsion breakthrough: new spacecraft ion engine tested

2006-01-11 - Scientists 'RAVE-ing' about most ambitious star survey ever

2006-01-11 - Research reveals star forming activity

2006-01-11 - Why the brain has 'gray matter'

2006-01-11 - Wearable iPod gear at Macworld

2006-01-11 - Multi-wavelength images help astronomers study star birth, death

2006-01-11 - The forgotten methane source

2006-01-11 - Magnetic memory design breakthrough can lead to faster computers

2006-01-11 - "Doomsday vault" to house world's seeds

2006-01-11 - Study highlights role of hit-and-run collisions in planet formation

2006-01-11 - Kuiper Belt Moons Are Starting to Seem Typical

2006-01-11 - Spitzer Finds Possible Comet Dust Around Dead Star

2006-01-11 - Climate Change Drives Widespread Amphibian Extinctions

2006-01-11 - Geophysicists revisit 'The Big One,' create new quake model

2006-01-11 - Stardust Capsule Set to Return to Earth on Sunday

2006-01-11 - Netflix tops online satifsaction list

2006-01-11 - XM Radio set to battle Apple's iPod

2006-01-11 - Engineers create mathematical method to design better robots, structures

2006-01-11 - Canada to seek international pact banning weapons in space

2006-01-11 - Live cells jetted with electric fields

2006-01-12 - Report calls for nanotechnology regulation

2006-01-12 - 'Smart' energy devices tested in homes

2006-01-12 - Giant catfish protected in Cambodia

2006-01-12 - Small furry animal lived with dinosaurs

2006-01-12 - Disgraced cloning pioneer apologizes but says he's victim of conspiracy

2006-01-12 - No joke: Laughter may well be the best medicine

2006-01-12 - Small telescope may speed star search

2006-01-12 - Briers: Sirius with Rolls Royce for free

2006-01-12 - Briefs: Sirius with Rolls Royce for free

2006-01-12 - Massive vacuum vessel arrives for world-leading neutron source

2006-01-12 - Satellites see largest jet of particles created between Sun and Earth

2006-01-12 - Mystery Solved: High-Energy Fireworks Linked To Massive Star Cluster

2006-01-12 - And green pigs might fly...

2006-01-12 - Putting pedestrian safety in the driving seat

2006-01-12 - Toshiba, Sony, IBM enter new semiconductor technology alliance

2006-01-12 - Strike a pose with Oakley's 'eye-pod'

2006-01-12 - Growing Supermassive Black Holes from Seeds

2006-01-12 - Micro-engines

2006-01-12 - Quasar Study Provides Insights into Composition of the Stars That Ended the 'Dark Ages'

2006-01-12 - Teaching ants: First demonstration of 'teaching' in non-human animals

2006-01-12 - Motorola expands Latin America ties

2006-01-12 - Polymer Nanoparticle Kills Tumors

2006-01-12 - Computer problems driving people to drink

2006-01-12 - Three most powerful hurricanes of 2005 were filled with mysterious lightning

2006-01-12 - Canada called to keep telecom protections

2006-01-12 - New evidence for a Dark Matter Galaxy

2006-01-12 - More than a mile-long core retrieved from Crater Drilling

2006-01-12 - Briefs: BT sees high demand for mobile TV, radio

2006-01-12 - Anti-terror body scanner gets London trial

2006-01-12 - Digital killed the video store

2006-01-12 - France Telecom reels, plans counterattack

2006-01-12 - Astronomers weigh 'recycled' millisecond pulsar

2006-01-12 - Cosmic battle creates Milky-Way sized tunnel

2006-01-12 - Sonofusion Bubbles Up

2006-01-12 - Boeing satellites will support wireless

2006-01-12 - Macworld new products and reactions

2006-01-12 - Briefs: India telecom spectrum issue break

2006-01-12 - Briefs: Group presses for powerline broadband spec

2006-01-12 - Ancient bodies found in Irish bog

2006-01-12 - Fossil Galaxy Reveals Clues to Early Universe

2006-01-12 - 'Aerial bombardment' solves two-million-year S African murder mystery

2006-01-12 - Astronomers discover fastest-spinning pulsar

2006-01-12 - Astronomers find magnetic Slinky in constellation of Orion

2006-01-12 - Researchers to develop nano-size battery to be implanted in eye to power artificial retina

2006-01-13 - Euro political blogs lagging behind U.S.

2006-01-13 - Long-term memory controls discovered

2006-01-13 - Penguins may teach humans about balance

2006-01-13 - Australian scientists isolate manic depression gene

2006-01-13 - Women still tanning despite dangers

2006-01-13 - NASA's Soyuz Deal Will Not Scrap Shuttle

2006-01-13 - NASA Refines Design For Crew Exploration Vehicle

2006-01-13 - Briefs: Copper-wire thefts vex Telecom Namibia

2006-01-13 - Globe Talk: Alluring yet perilous growth

2006-01-13 - Briefs: NZ Telecom pays $12M to Telstra for spat

2006-01-13 - Yahoo! loses French Nazi goods case

2006-01-13 - SEC launches formal probe of IBM accounts

2006-01-13 - Travelers in Germany to use their mobile phones to pay for bus, train and parking

2006-01-13 - Briefs: N.Z. Telecom's Aussie unit still in play

2006-01-13 - Wireless World: Sensors detect icy bridges

2006-01-13 - University could sack SKorea clone faker

2006-01-13 - Climate change plan takes heat off US, Australia

2006-01-13 - Time up for camera film? Nikon focuses on digital

2006-01-13 - Pulsar breaks speed record

2006-01-13 - UW-Madison programmer gives weather for the palm of your hand

2006-01-13 - Scientists get first detailed look at Dicer

2006-01-13 - Anti-adhesive layers leave no hope for insects

2006-01-13 - Information technologies reshaping the real estate landscape in unexpected ways

2006-01-13 - First Galileo signals transmitted by GIOVE-A

2006-01-13 - The Huygens landing: one year on

2006-01-13 - Science retracts cloning articles

2006-01-13 - Apple fans greet new technologies

2006-01-13 - Rabbit eggs may be used for stem cells

2006-01-13 - Scientist says Taung Child killed by bird

2006-01-13 - Super Bowl ads focus on high-def TV

2006-01-13 - Anti-online annoyance law may have no legs

2006-01-13 - Magnet Lab to Analyze Stardust Mission's Comet Dust

2006-01-13 - Family history, neighborhood affect teen behavior problems

2006-01-13 - Huge 'Superbubble' of Gas Blowing Out of Milky Way

2006-01-13 - New personal computer design wins Microsoft competition

2006-01-13 - Explorers cross Antarctic on kite-powered catamaran

2006-01-13 - Researchers find new source of coherent light

2006-01-14 - Study finds fire retardant in Great Lakes

2006-01-14 - Fewer earthquake fatalities in 2005

2006-01-14 - Nano World: Magnet nanostructure for chips

2006-01-14 - Molecule dictates how stem cells travel

2006-01-14 - Illinois pig part of swine genome project

2006-01-14 - ISS crew complete spacewalk upgrade

2006-01-14 - Matsushita to mail every Japanese in unprecedented recall

2006-01-14 - DNA test confirms guilt of executed prisoner in US

2006-01-14 - LG Philips 2005 sales, net profit soar

2006-01-14 - iPod success shows risk of Japan firms 'missing boat': minister

2006-01-14 - Indications bird flu virus mutating: British scientists

2006-01-15 - Million dollar idea -- British students turn pixels into profit

2006-01-15 - US probe 'Stardust' returns to Earth with rare samples (Update)

2006-01-15 - London store sets up MP3 course for the technically clueless

2006-01-15 - US probe 'Stardust' safely returns to Earth with precious samples

2006-01-15 - Protein 'nanosprings' most resilient found in nature

2006-01-15 - Norwegian doctor faked cancer research

2006-01-15 - 27 Left In Malaysia's Race To Space

2006-01-16 - A step forward for footwear

2006-01-16 - New species of mountain triton discovered

2006-01-16 - Stardust parachutes to soft landing in Utah

2006-01-16 - APS X-rays reveal the real chemistry behind mercury mixed in mustard agent

2006-01-16 - Professor accused of telling secrets

2006-01-16 - Space station problems show need for more launchers: ESA

2006-01-16 - Tidal Tales of Minor Mergers: Young Stars Where They Shouldn't Be

2006-01-16 - Heidelberg Instruments introduces a table top maskless lithography system

2006-01-16 - Genetic Fingerprint unmasks Microbial Vandals

2006-01-16 - Lambda Research Announces 67 additions and improvements with optical software TracePro 3.3.5

2006-01-16 - UKAS accreditation plays vital role in assurance of testing of alternative energy technologies

2006-01-16 - High performance multi-sensor gimbal for airborne surveillance

2006-01-16 - Consumers vulnerable to phone data theft

2006-01-16 - Earth: Past the point of no return

2006-01-16 - Stranded Australians rescued in Antarctic

2006-01-16 - Boo! Britain gets its first 'ghost school'

2006-01-17 - Researchers seek ways to make lithium-ion batteries work longer, safer

2006-01-17 - NASA spacecraft to head for Pluto and beyond

2006-01-17 - Exercising seniors are more mentally fit

2006-01-17 - Study: Comedy films good for your heart

2006-01-17 - Study: Impotency drugs may affect vision

2006-01-17 - Engineer who has name on moon dies

2006-01-17 - Japan: Whaling follows international law

2006-01-17 - Astronaut Mae Jemison moves to new career

2006-01-17 - Japan's IT whiz-kid under new scanner

2006-01-17 - New research suggests the possibility of quantum dot magnetic logic

2006-01-17 - Researchers develop portable 'Vein Finder' for faster, more accurate injections

2006-01-17 - Briefs: India reviews rule on telecom expatriates

2006-01-17 - Seattle school to study 1918 flu virus

2006-01-17 - Two whales spotted in Texas ship channel

2006-01-17 - Briefs: Microsoft in licensing deal with 4Kids

2006-01-17 - Briefs: Swisscom buys part of Siemens

2006-01-17 - Telenor leads wireless technology group

2006-01-17 - NASA spacewalks increase in number

2006-01-17 - Scott's s South Pole epic trek recreated

2006-01-17 - Apple Computer seeks trademarks for mobile telephone service

2006-01-17 - Scientist honored with second-most cited research paper of the decade

2006-01-17 - Crystals light up

2006-01-17 - Simulation Program Predicts Resistivity in Nanodevices

2006-01-17 - Study Finds Evolution Doesn't Always Favor Bigger Animals

2006-01-17 - Scientists monitor Alaskan volcano

2006-01-17 - Briefs: Airpath platform picked for Boston WiFi

2006-01-17 - O2 tests fuel calls for mobile TV spectrum

2006-01-17 - Briefs: Telesat plans Canada digital TV satellite

2006-01-17 - NASA postpones launch of Pluto probe until 1950 GMT

2006-01-17 - Visual research seeks to cut through clutter

2006-01-17 - New study raises questions about sustainability of metal resources

2006-01-17 - Alaskan volcano sends ash plume high

2006-01-17 - No-Go for New Horizons (Update)

2006-01-17 - Study: Your mother was right -- again

2006-01-17 - Intel profit rises to 2.5 billion dollars

2006-01-17 - IBM quarterly profit up 14 percent

2006-01-17 - Phase change in fluids finally simulated after decades of effort

2006-01-17 - Study: City bees better than rural bees

2006-01-17 - Study: Aspirin good for men and women

2006-01-18 - Brefs: Meru improves wireless LAN security

2006-01-18 - Japan postponed space satellite launch

2006-01-18 - Yogurt bacteria may soon fight HIV

2006-01-18 - Nano World: New nanotech law called for

2006-01-18 - Study: Workplace aggression commonplace

2006-01-18 - Purdue studies office building power

2006-01-18 - Up to 3m men descended from medieval Irish warlord: study

2006-01-18 - Prototype of a light-controlled foldamer developed

2006-01-18 - In spite of ourselves

2006-01-18 - 'Cry for help' gene identified in plants

2006-01-18 - Cloned stem cells prove identical to fertilized stem cells

2006-01-18 - Microwaves + Nanoparticles = Ultrafast, Ultrasensitive Assays

2006-01-18 - Apollo Chronicles: Jack Skis the Moon

2006-01-18 - Seagate Ships World's First 160GB Notebook PC Hard Drives with Perpendicular Recording Technology

2006-01-18 - PEDA Awards Plextronics $1.0 Million for Plexcore PV “Solar Cell Acceleration�

2006-01-18 - Custom Schlieren Optics

2006-01-18 - ACOL Technologies S.A. and Incomtech Ltd. announce distribution agreement

2006-01-18 - BudgetSensors® Launches New Product Type – The BS-Gold Series

2006-01-18 - New Silver Conductive Epoxy Film and Preforms Now Available

2006-01-18 - Tiny, Versatile Laser Modules with Line and Cross Generating Optics

2006-01-18 - Europe Crafts Own Search Engine

2006-01-18 - Study Reveals Dogs Can Smell Cancer in Patients' Breath

2006-01-18 - Boston College scientists stretch carbon nanotubes

2006-01-18 - Big impact of nanocracks

2006-01-18 - New method developed for exploring frustrated systems

2006-01-18 - Nano-finding points to new computer technologies based on magnetic spin

2006-01-18 - Small device controls light, advances optical interconnects technology

2006-01-18 - Where now for agent-based computing?

2006-01-18 - Researchers create nanocages to enclose drug, pesticide molecules

2006-01-18 - Comet samples return to Earth

2006-01-18 - Briefs: Cell phones used for more than just talk

2006-01-18 - New focus urged for ecological studies

2006-01-18 - Intelligent design again stopped by court

2006-01-18 - Revenge: Why men are better at it than women

2006-01-18 - Vintage or vile, the taste is the same after a bite of cheese

2006-01-18 - Asteroid breakup eight million years ago may have cooled climate

2006-01-18 - Utah may OK evolution, but with a footnote

2006-01-18 - Study: Implausible 'Oil Weapon' Constrains U.S. Policy in the Middle East

2006-01-18 - NASA delays Pluto probe launch again

2006-01-18 - Riding the dimer

2006-01-18 - UCSD Biologists Find New Evidence for One-Way Evolution

2006-01-18 - UW astronomer hits cosmic paydirt with Stardust

2006-01-18 - Livedoor's fall rattles beyond Japan

2006-01-18 - Internet use in China tops 110 million

2006-01-19 - Study: Men find retribution more rewarding

2006-01-19 - Study suggests why Neanderthals vanished

2006-01-19 - Climate monitor to sample African dust

2006-01-19 - Japan's Konica Minolta to stop making all cameras

2006-01-19 - Hybrid Cars -- Pros and Cons

2006-01-19 - LISA and the search for Einstein's waves

2006-01-19 - Did our ancestors breathe through their ears?

2006-01-19 - Cosmic raise in cloud

2006-01-19 - Matter bound by light

2006-01-19 - New theory explains electronic and thermal behavior of nanotubes

2006-01-19 - Researchers to tackle a pelican mystery

2006-01-19 - Toward a Quantum Computer, One Dot at a Time

2006-01-19 - Britain with high hopes for digital TV

2006-01-19 - Briefs: Security concerns shut UTL's Nepal telecom

2006-01-19 - 2006 graphic cards debut new technology

2006-01-19 - Happy 20th birthday to the computer virus

2006-01-19 - Briefs: NTT, Telifonica tie international data net

2006-01-19 - Growing crops to cope with climate change

2006-01-19 - British memory retention study is detailed

2006-01-19 - Support of federal programs may be waning

2006-01-19 - Vatican gives nod to Darwin, not Design

2006-01-19 - Briefs: Amazon to start weekly chat show

2006-01-19 - Briefs: Verizon, Yahoo! tie up in Internet access

2006-01-19 - Dusty Planetary Disks Around Two Nearby Stars Resemble Our Kuiper Belt

2006-01-19 - The science of tickling

2006-01-19 - Martian snow source of tropical glaciers

2006-01-19 - Scientists develop process for creating biocompatible fibers

2006-01-19 - Music fans turn up volume of legal downloads: study

2006-01-19 - Millionaire British scientists cash in on research: study

2006-01-19 - Kicking Around a Nano-Sized Ball

2006-01-19 - Stardust mission a total success

2006-01-19 - China puts technology at policy forefront

2006-01-19 - Over-fishing: Fewer eggs, smaller fish

2006-01-19 - Probing Question: Is it safe to pay my bills over the Internet?

2006-01-19 - International HIV/AIDS study is halted

2006-01-19 - Microsoft to invest 100 million dollars annually in China

2006-01-19 - New Horizons probe on its way to Pluto (Update)

2006-01-19 - New process may transform leather industry

2006-01-19 - Bees may transmit viruses to offspring

2006-01-20 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Robot

2006-01-20 - Mobile phones not linked to brain cancer: new study

2006-01-20 - Here's health: Wine tipplers buy smarter food than beer drinkers

2006-01-20 - What lies beneath: new research looks deep into the centre of the Earth

2006-01-20 - The Electrophysics Hotshot Industrial Thermography Camera, Product Of The Year

2006-01-20 - Compact Size/High Rated Thermal Cut-Outs

2006-01-20 - 'Wristwatch' biosensor to track alcohol use

2006-01-20 - Increased Competition for Pollen May Lead to Plant Extinctions

2006-01-20 - Surfing is safer -- and smarter -- with flotation devices

2006-01-20 - Running Marathon in Space

2006-01-20 - New mission to collect, return Martian samples

2006-01-20 - For orthopedic injuries, a robot that follows patients as they move

2006-01-20 - Stem cell ballot initiative goes forward

2006-01-20 - Nano World: Gold nano vs. Alzheimer's

2006-01-20 - 'Hot Bird' broadcast satellite is at pad

2006-01-20 - Magnetic Misfits: South Seeking Bacteria in the Northern Hemisphere

2006-01-20 - Cruise control avoids jams

2006-01-20 - Stevens demands online porn rating system

2006-01-20 - Newly discovered worm fences with penis

2006-01-20 - Sage grouse drops near drilling sites

2006-01-20 - Asia Pacific computer sales up 18 percent in 2005

2006-01-21 - iPods -- or can we call them iPodsicians?

2006-01-21 - British rescuers bid to save London's lost whale

2006-01-21 - Europe shivering in deep freeze

2006-01-21 - Cold temps create Dutch ozone hole

2006-01-21 - ESA, Galileo Industries sign contract for first four Galileo satellites

2006-01-21 - eBay scraps transaction fees in China

2006-01-22 - Japan prosecutors to grill Livedoor president over alleged fraud

2006-01-22 - Death of whale that stole heart of Britons

2006-01-22 - More dead in Europe as big freeze sweeps east, centre

2006-01-22 - Drought, anthrax threaten rare zebra with extinction

2006-01-23 - Japan sets rocket launch for Tuesday

2006-01-23 - Record industry says court cases against internet piracy work

2006-01-23 - Earthquakes Kill Nearly 90,000 In 2005

2006-01-23 - ISRO To Launch Indigenous Cryogenic Engine This Year

2006-01-23 - Festoons And Ferric Sulfate Salts Keep Rovers Occupied

2006-01-23 - Metal atom dictates the structure: new concept for the construction of enzyme inhibitors

2006-01-23 - Researchers develop pollution-busting plants to clean up contaminated land

2006-01-23 - Predicting the weather on Titan?

2006-01-23 - Networking computers to help combat disease

2006-01-23 - Single molecule motor inspired by natural energy conversion

2006-01-23 - Successful completion of deep ice coring in the Antarctic

2006-01-23 - Hiden CATLAB - New Pulse Chemisorption Mode

2006-01-23 - Oxidation - DYNAJETS®

2006-01-23 - New Semiconductor-Modeling Software From Coventor, Inc.

2006-01-23 - Malay phone maker said teaming with Saudi

2006-01-23 - Briefs: Verizon Business expands global operations

2006-01-23 - Study: Killifish thrive on pollution

2006-01-23 - Briefs: James Carville to host sports show on XM

2006-01-23 - Briefs: Yahoo! to research in Spain, Chile

2006-01-23 - U.S. 28th in environmental performance

2006-01-23 - Pay Cuts Lead To Worker Insomnia

2006-01-23 - Hurricanes help stop West Nile virus

2006-01-23 - Western world eyes up digital music markets full of Asian promise

2006-01-23 - Japanese scientist: assistant faked data

2006-01-23 - Australia bans fishing in Sydney Harbor

2006-01-23 - Norwegian scientist admits more cheating

2006-01-23 - Study: Abraham Lincoln may have had ataxia

2006-01-23 - 'Precooling' office buildings studied

2006-01-23 - Blood stem cell discovery is announced

2006-01-23 - 2006: the year of the must-have phone of the future

2006-01-24 - Thai PM family sells stake in telecom Shin

2006-01-24 - Briefs: Treasury launches anti-ID-theft DVD

2006-01-24 - India's laptop sales leap

2006-01-24 - FBI survey finds cybercrime rising

2006-01-24 - O2's first firm step forward as Telefonica

2006-01-24 - NASA explores Earth's upper atmosphere

2006-01-24 - Briefs: Wireless TV news channel launches in India

2006-01-24 - Japan launches disaster-monitoring satellite

2006-01-24 - Japanese scientists dig up million-year-old ice

2006-01-24 - Manned Spaceflight Plans For India To The ISS And Beyond

2006-01-24 - Researchers shed light on physical properties of carbon at extreme conditions

2006-01-24 - JENOPTIK Diode Laser Surpasses the Output Power of 500 Watts per Bar

2006-01-24 - Now you see it; now you think you see it

2006-01-24 - Briefs: eBay's Whitman to leave Gap board

2006-01-24 - T-Mobile sues over cell-phone record sales

2006-01-24 - Some DVD collectors think big

2006-01-24 - Study: Deforestation decimates orangutans

2006-01-24 - 2005 was the warmest year in a century

2006-01-24 - Professor to explore global emergence of engineering

2006-01-24 - EU gives Microsoft extra time in anti-trust row

2006-01-24 - NetLogic launches 10 Gbps content processor

2006-01-24 - Men want gadgets for Valentine's Day

2006-01-24 - Briefs: Emirates Airlines upgrades Net protection

2006-01-24 - Briefs: Virginia telecom flat-tax plan advances

2006-01-24 - Briefs: New Dell laptops pick up Vodafone wireless

2006-01-24 - Applied Materials, IMEC Team to Develop Innovative 32nm, 22nm Interconnects

2006-01-24 - Evolution Study Tightens Human-Chimp Connection

2006-01-24 - Public schools equal or better in math than private or charter schools

2006-01-24 - Sounds of Star Death Near Middle C

2006-01-24 - Study: Not Enough Metals in Earth to Meet Global Demand

2006-01-24 - 3D structure of HIV is discovered

2006-01-24 - Elpida profit plummets 95 percent on falling chip prices

2006-01-24 - Cells involved with Down syndrome restored

2006-01-24 - Briefs: India's LG Electronics bets on GSM phones

2006-01-24 - Nano World: First solar-powered nano motor

2006-01-24 - Anti-abortion bloggers convene in Washington

2006-01-24 - Verizon gets cable franchise in Va. city

2006-01-24 - 700-year-old murder discovered

2006-01-24 - Public backs Google against government

2006-01-24 - San Francisco tops in US wireless Internet spots while Seoul first worldwide

2006-01-24 - Nanolaser Device Detects Cancer in Single Cells

2006-01-24 - How physics can improve your football

2006-01-25 - NASA loans engine to private industry firm

2006-01-25 - Experts: Chinese map likely phony

2006-01-25 - Study looks at Chinese herb use for SARS

2006-01-25 - Duck-bill dinosaur mystery finally solved

2006-01-25 - NASA announces senior management changes

2006-01-25 - Emory study reveals the political brain

2006-01-25 - Swans help explain evolutionary question

2006-01-25 - Briefs: Opera unveils versatile cell-phone browser

2006-01-25 - Study: Acupuncture Does Combat Pain

2006-01-25 - Polychromix Unveils New Online Store

2006-01-25 - Osram Releases Groundbreaking Ir Led

2006-01-25 - Math library adds nonlinear curve fitting, optimization

2006-01-25 - Launching the Wolfram Technology Guide

2006-01-25 - XMM-Newton scores 1000 top-class science results

2006-01-25 - Vodafone partners with Telekom Malaysia

2006-01-25 - Briefs: AT&T to conduct biggest disaster excercise

2006-01-25 - Russia plans mine on the moon by 2020

2006-01-25 - A new way to help computers recognize patterns

2006-01-25 - American Chemical Society calls on President to address US innovation, competitiveness

2006-01-25 - NJIT's SmartCampus project to create closer connections

2006-01-25 - Penetrative sex the answer to speaking nerves

2006-01-25 - George Washington gives clue to how a flu pandemic could spread

2006-01-25 - The grass is greener after a cold winter

2006-01-25 - Icy exoplanet brings astronomers closer to home

2006-01-25 - The New Laptops

2006-01-25 - Report: China's AIDS epidemic is worsening

2006-01-25 - Pesticides place amphibians in danger

2006-01-25 - Dominican Republic bullish on call centers

2006-01-25 - Egypt may have eradicated the polio virus

2006-01-25 - Support grows for McDowell FCC nomination

2006-01-25 - Google chided for China censorship deal

2006-01-25 - Rights experts question Google censorship

2006-01-25 - Even With More Free Time, Women Feel No Less Rushed, Study Finds

2006-01-25 - UW scientists unravel mystery of how flu viruses replicate

2006-01-25 - Carbon Nanotube Transistor Can Detect Genetic Mutations

2006-01-25 - Titania Nanotube Arrays Harness Solar Energy

2006-01-25 - Coffee May Protect Against Disease

2006-01-25 - Briefs: Cingular gets restraining order vs. broker

2006-01-25 - Volcanoes reveal a new side

2006-01-25 - California announces new solar power plan

2006-01-25 - Pittsburgh U. gets fossil-rich land

2006-01-25 - Evolution delays Fla. science curriculum

2006-01-25 - EPA announces latest Green Power list

2006-01-26 - Fridge magnets to fix grammar

2006-01-26 - Scientists study scientific secrecy

2006-01-26 - Engineers just want to have fun

2006-01-26 - Terrorist-resistant bridge is developed

2006-01-26 - Iraqi electrical restoration foundering

2006-01-26 - Killer whales exhibit 'cultural learning'

2006-01-26 - Study finds suntan oil is present on our tables

2006-01-26 - Physicists Discover an Atomic Oddity

2006-01-26 - Airmen Train On Latest Technology

2006-01-26 - Happy Anniversary Shuttle Crawlers

2006-01-26 - Laboratory Develops Biofuel-Powered Heated Vest

2006-01-26 - Japan panel posits worst case earthquake

2006-01-26 - Web won't tear us apart: new survey

2006-01-26 - Fingerprints provide crucial clue to new nanofiber fabrication technique

2006-01-26 - New spider is tracked in California

2006-01-26 - Internet television finally grows up

2006-01-26 - Strong sales not leading to mobile profits

2006-01-26 - Briefs: BT to handle Microsoft call-routing plan

2006-01-26 - Is Singtel hanging up on India?

2006-01-26 - Kazakhstan to launch telecom satellites

2006-01-26 - Teflon chemical to be altered by 2015

2006-01-26 - US company to pay 15-million-dollar penalty for data breach

2006-01-26 - Sony to stop producing Aibo, the robot dog

2006-01-26 - DNA-wrapped carbon nanotubes serve as sensors in living cells

2006-01-26 - Ethanol can replace gasoline with big energy savings

2006-01-26 - Mystery of metallic glass is cracked

2006-01-26 - In Grids we trust

2006-01-26 - Life leaves subtle signature in the lay of the land

2006-01-26 - Nanotech leaders gather to debate nanotech pros, cons

2006-01-26 - Arctic summer in Arctic wintertime

2006-01-26 - Taiwan hospital wireless project launched

2006-01-26 - Be gets capital for U.K. broadband rollout

2006-01-26 - Yale group to study atmospheric 'tsunamis'

2006-01-26 - Microsoft offers to 'do more' to satisfy sceptical EU regulators

2006-01-26 - Huawei says switches held fast during Haj

2006-01-26 - South Pole Neutrino Detector Could Yield Evidences of String Theory

2006-01-26 - Mountain Ranges Rise Dramatically Faster Than Expected

2006-01-26 - Study: Early friendships good for children

2006-01-26 - Outside View: Internet as apple of discord

2006-01-26 - Ceramics come out of the cold

2006-01-26 - Ten people indicted in US over 'warez scene' piracy

2006-01-26 - Nature encourages biodiversity, study

2006-01-26 - Sequencing Our Seas

2006-01-26 - Scientists develop bird flu vaccine

2006-01-27 - Smoking: Immediate decision to quit works better than a plan

2006-01-27 - NASA observes Day of Remembrance

2006-01-27 - Researchers collaborate to understand phenomena controlling PEM fuel cell performance, durability

2006-01-27 - Japanese scientist suspected of fabricating papers

2006-01-27 - Martian Glaciers: Did They Originate From The Atmosphere

2006-01-27 - Expedition 12 Prepare For Their Second Spacewalk

2006-01-27 - Opportunity Driving Again

2006-01-27 - Two Exiled Stars Are Leaving Our Galaxy Forever

2006-01-27 - Meditation found to increase brain size

2006-01-27 - Universe will end with a bang, or a whimper, says Vatican astronomer

2006-01-27 - SuitSat: listen to a disembodied spacesuit circling Earth

2006-01-27 - Briefs: VoIP may be vulnerable to hack attacks

2006-01-27 - From 2-D blueprint, material assembles into novel 3-D nanostructures

2006-01-27 - Globe Talk: Bets are on for mobile TV

2006-01-27 - Wireless World: Enormous innovation, but big challenges

2006-01-27 - Briefs: Microsoft lowers Xbox unit sales forecast

2006-01-27 - Nokia: Price only one way to keep customer

2006-01-27 - Briefs: Feds nab alleged SoCal 'pfisher' on fraud

2006-01-27 - Briefs: U.K. satellite broadband firm goes dark

2006-01-27 - Briefs: Silicon Valley plans regional wireless net

2006-01-27 - Briefs: Cisco mobile billing capacity tops 200M

2006-01-27 - Scientists set sights on biomass to reduce fossil fuel dependence

2006-01-27 - RFID - where will it go next?

2006-01-27 - Pitt Professor's Theory of Evolution Gets Boost From Cell Research

2006-01-27 - Brit warns Net has medieval parallels

2006-01-27 - Korean DRAM finds itself shut out of Japan

2006-01-27 - Sonofusion Experiment Produces Results Without External Neutron Source

2006-01-27 - The sweet smell of nano-success

2006-01-27 - Portable tourist guides now in service

2006-01-28 - Woman gets six severed fingers sewed back

2006-01-28 - Retired military critical of ins. increase

2006-01-28 - Big Brother is watching you on Britain's roads

2006-01-28 - Google, US seek showdown over search data

2006-01-28 - Fears of eagle injury from wind farm

2006-01-28 - US medical centers seeking volunteers to test bird flu vaccine

2006-01-28 - More die as Europe's cold snap sweeps south

2006-01-28 - US remembers fallen astronauts 20 years after Challenger disaster

2006-01-29 - Another dolphin stranding off Cape Cod

2006-01-29 - US Internet companies snub Congressional hearing

2006-01-29 - NASA climate expert says US tried to silence him

2006-01-29 - State of the onion: Fruit and veg slash risk of a stroke

2006-01-29 - Sony, Samsung to begin talks on building 2.6-bln-dlr LCD plant: report

2006-01-30 - Scientists catch a hurricane transforming itself

2006-01-30 - Hi-tech heavyweights forecast more free wares via Internet

2006-01-30 - Cleanliness can stunt nanowire growth

2006-01-30 - Earwax tied to genes, underarm odor

2006-01-30 - 'Trauma pill' could help those with PTSD

2006-01-30 - Engineers, Biologists Join to Explore Bat-Biting Mechanics

2006-01-30 - Seabird deaths worry scientists

2006-01-30 - British government warns of climate change

2006-01-30 - Briefs: Ambient boosts powerline broadband project

2006-01-30 - Scientists try to grow bones from blood

2006-01-30 - Rice student earns top Texas nano honors for nanoparticle assembly study

2006-01-30 - Briefs: Vodafone, Siemens to build 3G net on Malta

2006-01-30 - Forklift simulator in development

2006-01-30 - NANOSENSORSâ„¢ introduces Q30K-Plus Silicon AFM probes for UHV applications

2006-01-30 - Reliable long-life Quartz Halogen light sources

2006-01-30 - Keithley Introduces New Line of RF Test Instruments

2006-01-30 - Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc. Launches FieldSpectroscopy.com

2006-01-30 - Dell to set up manufacturing base in India, boost jobs by 50 percent

2006-01-30 - Novel 'Dual-Grating Assisted Directional Coupler' Developed For Nanophotonics

2006-01-30 - 'Smart' Engine Shows Promise for Leaner, Greener Vehicle

2006-01-30 - Freescale creates first commercially viable GaAs MOSFET device

2006-01-30 - Sediment could be a major factor in biggest subduction zone earthquakes

2006-01-30 - Leader in laser research wins distinguished award for experimental physics

2006-01-30 - Japanese computer chip maker Elpida to pay 84 million dollar fine in US

2006-01-30 - Researchers unlock mystery of layer encircling the Earth's core

2006-01-30 - Mourning baboons seek comfort from friends

2006-01-30 - Dog owners fearful to reveal pet problems

2006-01-30 - Study: Information order shapes bias

2006-01-30 - BT Exact gains ISO 9001 certification

2006-01-30 - Study details live television's appeal

2006-01-30 - IM interoperability raises virus threat

2006-01-30 - Research shows brain's ability to overcome pain and thirst

2006-01-30 - Think your friends know you? Think again

2006-01-31 - Study: Variety may not be 'spice of life'

2006-01-31 - Ashes of US space pioneer to launch with remains of 'Star Trek' actor

2006-01-31 - Two super heavy elements discovered

2006-01-31 - Gov't Plan To Send First South Korean Into Space Likely To Be Delayed

2006-01-31 - Study: We really do like larger bills

2006-01-31 - Scientists explore effects of emotions

2006-01-31 - School chief wants renewed science focus

2006-01-31 - Happy start to 2006 for Japanese electronics makers

2006-01-31 - Enter the semantic grid

2006-01-31 - Study: Frankincense may fight some cancers

2006-01-31 - EU still waiting for details from Microsoft on source-code offer

2006-01-31 - Secrets of the Sea Yield Stronger Artificial Bone

2006-01-31 - Turbulence yields secrets to 73-year-old experiment

2006-01-31 - Stardust placed into hibernation mode

2006-01-31 - Research Reveals Insight into Stability of Thin Films

2006-01-31 - Excavated Teeth Study: Europeans may have imported slaves in the 1500s

2006-01-31 - Universal aircraft HUD camera enabled by miniature zoom lens

2006-01-31 - The Theory of Magnetism made simple

2006-01-31 - An introduction to Black Holes, Information & the String Theory Revolution

2006-01-31 - A story of light

2006-01-31 - The Qcd Vacuum, Hadrons And Superdense Matter

2006-01-31 - Optical Microcavities

2006-01-31 - Words help us see and talk

2006-01-31 - NASA Tests New Breed of Propulsion Engine

2006-01-31 - AT&T says Cingular 3G deployment on track

2006-01-31 - Skype's ringtone offer may not be golden

2006-01-31 - Scientists: Great Barrier Reef in danger

2006-01-31 - Scientists: Global warming threat to humans

2006-01-31 - NASA to set up Cape Verde weather station to study African storms

2006-01-31 - EC backs opening Spain wireless market

2006-01-31 - Scientists see inside rocks in 3D, implications for finding life on Mars

2006-01-31 - Light and atoms get entangled