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2006-06-01 - Genetically altered mice no longer like cocaine

2006-06-01 - Promising new metamaterial could transform ultrasound imaging

2006-06-01 - Energy snack: Chocolate-munching bugs provide fuel of the future

2006-06-01 - Swedish police shut down major piracy site

2006-06-01 - 'Hobbit' hominids trigger giant row

2006-06-01 - Panic disorder: frightening but treatable

2006-06-01 - Physicists persevere in quest for inexhaustible energy source

2006-06-01 - Internet-nurturing policies questioned

2006-06-01 - Sleeping drug breaks man's 3-year coma

2006-06-01 - Why we could all do with a siesta

2006-06-01 - AIDS plan 'a major step backwards'

2006-06-01 - Unity08 looks to the Internet for 2008

2006-06-01 - In Brief: Karolinska scientists convicted of fraud

2006-06-01 - Government blocks wind farm plans

2006-06-01 - Hand movements challenge computer mouse

2006-06-01 - Universal ink for microcontact printing

2006-06-01 - Amazing Gel woes may be 'enormous'

2006-06-01 - Airbags in an X-ray movie

2006-06-01 - SMART-1 close-up on Zucchius crater`s central peaks

2006-06-01 - Property market set to slump

2006-06-01 - Ruling clears way for N.M. nuclear plant

2006-06-01 - Where you live determines tech savvy

2006-06-01 - IMEC demonstrates growth of GaN high-electron mobility transistors on 150 mm silicon

2006-06-01 - In Brief: Sun Microsystems to shed up to 5,000 jobs

2006-06-01 - Survey looks at religious 'sectarianism'

2006-06-01 - 'Oldest' papyrus is finally decoded

2006-06-01 - Tide machines may be major power sources

2006-06-01 - Tropical rain, magnetism have same physics

2006-06-01 - Study discovers why guppies are colorful

2006-06-01 - U.S. cities rated for 'sustainability'

2006-06-01 - Microsoft releases keyboard for Mac

2006-06-01 - Dutch study: A quarter of boys, 20 percent of girls claim to have 'cyber sex', EU

2006-06-01 - Biobarcode Nanoparticles Enable Multiplexed DNA Detection

2006-06-01 - Raiders of the lost dimension

2006-06-01 - Google unlikely to make own Web browser despite Microsoft threat

2006-06-01 - Turning corn fiber into ethanol

2006-06-01 - Chemists forge a new form of iron

2006-06-01 - PRODUCT REVIEW: Motorola's 'BlackBerry killer'

2006-06-01 - The case of the neutron star with a wayward wake

2006-06-01 - Floating pile of rubble a pristine record of solar system's history

2006-06-01 - Ask.com rolls out new search tools for blogs

2006-06-01 - Alarming decline of rhinos, tigers found

2006-06-01 - International planetary probe meeting set

2006-06-01 - Research studies risks of plastic chemical

2006-06-01 - Study: How carp survive with little oxygen

2006-06-01 - Free radical cell death switch identified

2006-06-01 - Robotics: Taking soldiers out of harm's way

2006-06-01 - Team lets there be leisurely light

2006-06-01 - AeA supports Net Neutrality

2006-06-01 - Broadband Report: Bravo goes alternative

2006-06-01 - Nano World: Nanotube toxicity exams differ

2006-06-01 - NTT DoCoMo expands i-mode to Hong Kong

2006-06-01 - Yahoo creates home for online video community

2006-06-01 - BBC's World Cup TV matches to be shown online

2006-06-01 - Droids on the ISS

2006-06-01 - A fresh look at glass

2006-06-01 - U.N. food agency proposes plan to track bird migrations and monitor spread of bird flu

2006-06-02 - Internet companies wary about having to preserve customer records

2006-06-02 - Easy teamwork at your fingertips with high-tech table

2006-06-02 - Firm wants to pave Britain with old tires

2006-06-02 - Spacewalk extended for ISS crew (Update)

2006-06-02 - AMD discloses product plans it says will keep it ahead of Intel

2006-06-02 - China claims progress in fusion, says experimental reactor this year

2006-06-02 - Swedish police Web site shut down by hacker attack

2006-06-02 - Ancient figs may be first cultivated crop

2006-06-02 - Smoking linked to premature death

2006-06-02 - Sexual attitudes changing in South Korea

2006-06-02 - Electric Fish in Africa Could be Example of Evolution in Action

2006-06-02 - Largest Ever Killer Crater Found Under Ice in Antarctica

2006-06-02 - 2 South Korean professors suspended over stem scandal

2006-06-02 - 3G TV goes interactive

2006-06-02 - Bridgestone Develops Electronic Paper Display

2006-06-02 - Brain on chip: Nerve tissue interfaced with a computer chip

2006-06-02 - Discovery of How Bacteria Sense Their Environments

2006-06-02 - ISS crew completes spacewalk

2006-06-02 - Neutrino pioneer dies

2006-06-02 - YouTube rises above video competitors

2006-06-02 - Globe Talk: Enron's broadband debacle

2006-06-02 - Prostate patients warned of possible virus

2006-06-02 - Wireless World: PDAs reduce medical errors

2006-06-02 - In Brief: Taiwan aims for 4G wireless in 2012

2006-06-02 - Size Matters: From Aerosol Particles to Cloud Droplets

2006-06-02 - Hello? Their phones have changed, but teenaged girls have not

2006-06-02 - Germany rejects China tech transfer demands for Maglev train: FT

2006-06-02 - U.S. cancer doctors to debate care costs

2006-06-02 - Sex late in pregnancy does not hasten birth: study

2006-06-02 - Sensor opens up study of crucial molecule

2006-06-02 - Slide Into the 3G World with Samsung's SGH-Z400

2006-06-02 - Scientists design Maglev car with greater stability

2006-06-02 - Thirty Meter Telescope Passes Conceptual Design Review

2006-06-02 - Project seeks monsoon storm source

2006-06-02 - SPEAR3 Accelerator Approved for 500mA

2006-06-02 - Ericsson, Microsoft tie up in mobile phone

2006-06-02 - Barred movie piracy website to reopen

2006-06-02 - Latest Sensor Technology in the TRISTAN(R) Spectrometer by m.u.t.

2006-06-02 - White Light Continuum Generator for Femtosecond Lasers

2006-06-02 - NEW SUPERCONDUCTORS: FROM GRANULAR TO HIGH Tc

2006-06-02 - PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS IN QUANTUM COMPUTING AND QUANTUM INFORMATION 2nd Edition

2006-06-02 - THE THEORY OF TOROIDALLY CONFINED PLASMAS Revised Second Edition

2006-06-02 - EQUILIBRIUM STATISTICAL PHYSICS (3rd Edition)

2006-06-02 - New Alfa Aesar CD Catalogue Features Substructure Search

2006-06-02 - Microsoft, Adobe in spat over new Office, Windows products

2006-06-02 - Podcasting: Newest trend in education?

2006-06-02 - Government, Internet companies meet on preserving records

2006-06-02 - E-book project to give free access to third of a million books next month

2006-06-02 - Japanese military going into space?

2006-06-03 - Mars rover opportunity hits rough sand

2006-06-03 - Ancient cave in western France contains rare finds, experts announce

2006-06-03 - Activity increases at Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano

2006-06-03 - New technology probes secrets of Europe's oldest manuscript

2006-06-03 - New York conducts follow-up study of health effects of 9/11 attacks

2006-06-03 - China reports shrinking deserts

2006-06-03 - 29 dead, 100,000 evacuated as rains drench southern China

2006-06-03 - Ethanol grabs attention of White House

2006-06-03 - Emissions grow, temperatures rise, talks advance as globe confronts warming

2006-06-03 - Medical journal to retract water article

2006-06-03 - Sweden's Bocksten Man on display

2006-06-03 - Cancer experts put focus on targeted molecular therapies

2006-06-04 - Spam king settles with Texas, Microsoft

2006-06-04 - Glaxo says new drug effective against advanced breast cancer

2006-06-04 - Cloned mules win prelims in Nevada, race head-to-head Sunday

2006-06-04 - SKorea's Samsung SDI develops new 3D technology

2006-06-04 - LabX Reaches 100,000 Member Milestone

2006-06-04 - On-Axis mirrors provide fast focusing & high energy density

2006-06-05 - Low cost, compact industrial endoscope

2006-06-05 - Milky Way arms pinned down

2006-06-05 - Queen’s Bitesize Chemistry Initiative For Primary Schools Reaches Finale at W5

2006-06-05 - COMPREHENDING AND DECODING THE COSMOS by Jerome Drexler

2006-06-05 - New Gemini Images Contrast the Late Evolution of Two Very Different Stars

2006-06-05 - Paper airline tickets to disappear by 2007: IATA

2006-06-05 - Hackers target Swedish justice minister

2006-06-05 - Philippines 3G phone tax breaks criticized

2006-06-05 - New report warns of increasing threat to world's deserts due to global warming

2006-06-05 - Beijing's inaugural "no-car day" fails to get out of first gear

2006-06-05 - Storage demands fuel hard drive, flash memory industries

2006-06-05 - A Cosmic Coincidence Resurrects the Cyclical Universe

2006-06-05 - Preble's mouse may be worthy of protection

2006-06-05 - NASA awards Mars Science Lab contract

2006-06-05 - Next space shuttle crew has countdown test

2006-06-05 - Report says collaboration the rule for IT

2006-06-05 - 'Cosmic Telescopes' May Have Found Infant Galaxies

2006-06-05 - Andromeda Adrift in Sea of Dust in New Spitzer Image

2006-06-05 - Boeing, FedEx trial plane-part RFIDs

2006-06-05 - Illinois physicists produce two most important scientific papers

2006-06-05 - Got bugs? New project lets real computer users gang up on software bugs

2006-06-05 - New discovery could offer clues to origins of Milky Way

2006-06-05 - Downstream ecosystems aided by Beaver dams

2006-06-05 - Cloner proposes genetic altering

2006-06-05 - Galaxy evolution in cyber universe matches astronomical observations in fine detail

2006-06-05 - Samsung Introduces Advanced Mobile and Digital Information Displays

2006-06-05 - Growing Nanostructures on Micro Cantilever Provides New Platform for Materials Discovery

2006-06-05 - Carbon Dots Newest Member of Brightly Luminescent Nanoparticle Family

2006-06-05 - Scientists predict pulsar starquakes

2006-06-05 - Group Living Takes a Toll on Galaxies

2006-06-05 - New software 'teaches' computers how to identify beauty

2006-06-05 - Archaeologists are racing earthmovers

2006-06-05 - Filesharers hit back as Swedish police probe web attacks

2006-06-05 - HTC's Dopod deal seen as positive for IPO

2006-06-05 - New kind of mutation is reported

2006-06-05 - FEI systems selected for Russian center

2006-06-05 - EU revises position on software patents

2006-06-05 - Marmots are returned to the Dolomites

2006-06-05 - Shuttling Electrons

2006-06-05 - Cloning ban unlikely to be debated this session

2006-06-05 - Scientists try to interpret horse speak

2006-06-06 - Quality of sperm declines as men age

2006-06-06 - Google to introduce spreadsheet in latest shot at Microsoft

2006-06-06 - Who'll run the Internet is main bout in telecommunications fight

2006-06-06 - Texas Instruments expects video to drive semiconductor sales

2006-06-06 - Report: Menus should provide calorie info

2006-06-06 - Ex-IT manager sentenced in 'Joe Data' case

2006-06-06 - Researchers find hidden Greek text on 'world's oldest astronomy computer'

2006-06-06 - Astronauts to fly new shuttle in 2014 before Moon mission: NASA

2006-06-06 - In Brief: Apple launches U2 iPod

2006-06-06 - Record buyers to plough billions into Taiwan computer trade fare

2006-06-06 - Devil theories spread across Internet on '666'

2006-06-06 - Nokia: Multifunction phone demand soaring

2006-06-06 - Physicists generate ball-lightning in the lab

2006-06-06 - Marine technology inspired by dolphins' speed

2006-06-06 - Spirit Sitting Pretty On A Martian Hillock

2006-06-06 - Summer time and the living is breezy

2006-06-06 - Telecoms against AT&T, BellSouth merger

2006-06-06 - EU to announce Microsoft ruling next month

2006-06-06 - Scientists begin attempts to clone human embryos for stem cells

2006-06-06 - Gold Strike in Science World

2006-06-06 - Surprising Symbiosis: Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Eats With Friends

2006-06-06 - Bekaert Bolsters Sputter Products Group Management Team

2006-06-06 - Piezoelectric XY Stages for Nanometrology / Nanotechnology Feature Record Travel Range

2006-06-06 - X-Ray Power Supplies for NDT Applications

2006-06-06 - Nokia N91 Hits The U.S.

2006-06-06 - Nearby Extreme Galaxies Have Link to Humble Roots

2006-06-06 - Massive galaxy cluster found 10 billion light years away

2006-06-06 - Huge Storms Converge

2006-06-06 - More than drought affecting wheat yields

2006-06-06 - Opposition likely to NTT breakup proposal

2006-06-06 - MAGIC Telescope Finds Microquasar

2006-06-06 - Tiny wireless Geiger counter detects radiation

2006-06-06 - In Brief: CT&T files suit against Alltel Corp.

2006-06-06 - Software industry's 'patch culture' attack

2006-06-06 - Nano World: Water harvesting surfaces

2006-06-06 - GPS phones to streamline, add content

2006-06-06 - Construction on world's largest solar power plant starts in southern Portugal

2006-06-06 - Sony enters digital SLR camera market

2006-06-06 - Wanted: A sheep in sheep's clothing

2006-06-07 - Google.com blocked in China: media watchdog

2006-06-07 - Google compromised its principles in China, founder says

2006-06-07 - Australian research smashes image of monogamous swans

2006-06-07 - Pregnant women warned on tuna

2006-06-07 - Doctors remove baby's third arm

2006-06-07 - Study: Global warming threatens Florida

2006-06-07 - High school grads less likely to smoke

2006-06-07 - Robotic technology lowers military risks

2006-06-07 - Forming super-Earths by ultraviolet stripping

2006-06-07 - The World Cup straight to your pocket

2006-06-07 - In Brief: Intel mum on communications chip unit sale

2006-06-07 - In Brief: SK Telecom denies China Unicom buy

2006-06-07 - Yahoo! buys 10-percent stake in Gmarket

2006-06-07 - Indonesia's Mount Merapi spews hot lava, gases; thousands evacuated

2006-06-07 - Motorola to set up 100-million-dollar plant in India

2006-06-07 - Fussy eaters? Helpful ways to encourage children to eat healthy diets

2006-06-07 - New World Cup football will unsettle goalkeepers, predicts scientist

2006-06-07 - Researchers to develop ultra-miniature implantable sensors to measure blood flow

2006-06-07 - In Brief: Japan Telecom buys bankrupt Heisei assets

2006-06-07 - In Brief: Digital TV gaining in Britain

2006-06-07 - Scientists breed allergy-free kitty

2006-06-07 - Nanowire-Paper Offers Strength, Flexibility

2006-06-07 - Kondo effect in single magnetic molecules

2006-06-07 - The Web: Social networking searches

2006-06-07 - Scientists warn of closing nuclear plant

2006-06-07 - Descended from Genghis Khan? DNA test tantalizes a Florida accountant

2006-06-07 - Sensational Find: the Mini-Dinosaurs from the Harz Mountains

2006-06-07 - Study: Shaking can trigger earthquake aftershocks

2006-06-07 - Shake a leg: Record-busting millipede stages a comeback

2006-06-07 - Report: Weather satellite project lagging

2006-06-07 - Termites frighten South Florida residents

2006-06-07 - New chicken gene-transfer system holds promise for research and industry

2006-06-07 - Mysterious carbon excess found in infant solar system

2006-06-07 - Producing bio-ethanol from agricultural waste a step closer

2006-06-07 - Chinese capital shuts down 18 websites in Internet crackdown

2006-06-07 - Magnetic Field Acts as 'Remote Control' to Deliver Nanomedicine

2006-06-07 - UNH space scientists deliver twin instruments to NASA

2006-06-07 - 'Immersidata' improves interactive game development user-testing

2006-06-07 - Microsoft plans better disclosures for piracy monitoring tool

2006-06-07 - Video goggles turn iPod into virtual full-size TV

2006-06-08 - Magnetic fields may help brain work

2006-06-08 - Kids reject healthy school meals

2006-06-08 - Hypothesis formed on evolution of archaea

2006-06-08 - Using technology against technology

2006-06-08 - Indonesia's Merapi roars back to life, residents flee

2006-06-08 - Killer products fail to show at Taipei IT fair

2006-06-08 - NTT DoCoMo to sell RIM's BlackBerry portable devices

2006-06-08 - Yahoo touches up photo sharing service

2006-06-08 - New technology and savvy Net users make cybercrime tough for police to crack

2006-06-08 - For $4,995, hurricane phone available

2006-06-08 - Nintendo head: No regrets on 'Wii' name

2006-06-08 - Female birds boost up their eggs when hearing sexy song

2006-06-08 - Do female guppies risk their lives to avoid sex?

2006-06-08 - Variable physical laws

2006-06-08 - Shaking causes aftershocks

2006-06-08 - Titanic explorer to seek shipwrecks in Aegean: Greek officials

2006-06-08 - Feeling romantic? Send a love letter -- into space

2006-06-08 - Global smartphone demand still strong

2006-06-08 - Web giants debate dot-com agreement on Hill

2006-06-08 - World Cup may spur mobile TV growth

2006-06-08 - Greek mystery may have been solved

2006-06-08 - Experts applaud massive fish kill

2006-06-08 - Scientist Finds 'Genetically Distinct' Shark

2006-06-08 - Bacteria have their own immune system protecting against outside DNA

2006-06-08 - Researchers build an ultrasound version of the laser

2006-06-08 - Massive-star supernovae found to be major space dust factories

2006-06-08 - In Brief: Sirius to add another satellite by 2008

2006-06-08 - RIAA objecting to free vid sites

2006-06-08 - Chipmakers shrug off economic worries

2006-06-08 - 1 in 3 British men de-stress with alcohol

2006-06-08 - Microsoft releases test of new Vista operating system

2006-06-08 - VSNL launches global Ethernet network

2006-06-08 - In Brief: Cisco to buy back additonal stock shares

2006-06-08 - Coastal Water Contamination Increases with Population

2006-06-08 - Researchers Discover the 'Big Sperm Paradox'

2006-06-08 - Networks battle ad subbing tech

2006-06-08 - Renesas Technology, Matsushita in cooperation for advanced chips

2006-06-08 - U.S. scientists develop disaster software

2006-06-08 - Global warming might affect Hawaii area

2006-06-08 - Samsung Intros First 1.98'' LCD to Achieve VGA with Amorphous Silicon

2006-06-08 - New mathematical method provides better way to analyze noise

2006-06-08 - NIST Bullet Tests Make Frangibles More Tangible

2006-06-08 - Designer Gradients Speed Surface Science Experiments

2006-06-08 - Football fans may drink to compensate for not playing

2006-06-08 - Triple threat polymer captures and releases

2006-06-08 - Probing Question: What makes a song catchy?

2006-06-08 - Hubble Sees Galaxy on Edge

2006-06-08 - Microsoft opens Zurich Developer Center

2006-06-08 - Broadband Report: Web video on your TiVo?

2006-06-08 - Texas governor proposes Web cams along US-Mexico border

2006-06-08 - Apple files 2nd countersuit against Creative

2006-06-08 - U of Chicago plans sale of Yerkes Observatory site

2006-06-08 - Undergraduate survey: iPods more popular than beer

2006-06-09 - 'Mind over matter' no longer science fiction

2006-06-09 - Democratic staffer resigns after Internet posting

2006-06-09 - Park Service gathers comments for Manhattan Project study

2006-06-09 - Astronomers Find Nearby Galactic Highway

2006-06-09 - Staghorn and elkhorn corals now protected

2006-06-09 - Calif. schools don't get kids moving

2006-06-09 - TPS Enables Study Of Mysterious Pioneer Anomaly

2006-06-09 - Nano World: Nanoparticle balls for silicon

2006-06-09 - Connecticut IPTV vs. cable battle not over

2006-06-09 - Scandinavia pressures Apple's iTunes

2006-06-09 - Advance toward nanotechy approach to protein engineering reported

2006-06-09 - In Brief: Aussies outline rural broadband campaign

2006-06-09 - Huge U.S. telecom bill moves to Senate

2006-06-09 - Wireless World: Mobile maps

2006-06-09 - Globe Talk: Don't brush off satellite radio

2006-06-09 - CBS Offers Downloads of TV Shows on iTunes

2006-06-09 - Scientists hope to cure Alzheimer's with piglet clones

2006-06-09 - Quick Cooking: Adapted recipes for 'Wendy's' Big Bacon Classic and 'McDonald's' french fries

2006-06-09 - Theorists devise world's smallest fridge

2006-06-09 - Nano-tip could play integral part in heat-assisted data storage devices

2006-06-09 - In Brief: Global 3G subscribers exceed 100M

2006-06-09 - In Brief: Telenor to launch 2G broadband in Norway

2006-06-09 - Shuttle crew plans extra inspection

2006-06-09 - Circuit board materials may like it hot (or not)

2006-06-09 - Shuttle launch planned for next month

2006-06-09 - In Brief: Cup matches part of mobile TV field trials

2006-06-09 - Ancient caldera in Apollinaris Patera

2006-06-09 - Corkscrew Asteroids

2006-06-09 - Scientists work with Alaska subsistence hunters to look for bird flu

2006-06-09 - Rare dog flu sweeps through California kennel

2006-06-09 - Sleep deprivation costs Japan's economy 30 bln dollars a year: study

2006-06-09 - Erotic images elicit strong response from brain

2006-06-09 - Fly Experiment to Fly on Shuttle

2006-06-09 - Three-Way Symbiosis Supplies Insect Pest With Well-Rounded Diet

2006-06-09 - Smashing young stars leave dwarfs in their wake

2006-06-09 - ISPs evolve and diversify to stay relevant

2006-06-09 - Detox clinic for video game addicts to open in Netherlands

2006-06-10 - Bosnian 'pyramid' created by nature, say European experts

2006-06-10 - Satellite gives first glimpses inside clouds: NASA

2006-06-10 - Researchers find gene linked to asthma

2006-06-10 - Large meteorite hits northern Norway

2006-06-10 - Science panel calls for greater openness

2006-06-10 - 'Tropical Depression One' kicks up in Caribbean Sea

2006-06-10 - Scientists develop high-resolution touch nano-sensor

2006-06-10 - Proposal launched for a cleaner 2025

2006-06-10 - Parts of kings' table found at Westminster

2006-06-10 - Today's teens choose less risky behaviors

2006-06-10 - US to revise laws to boost high-tech trade with China

2006-06-10 - Philippine volcano spews ash

2006-06-10 - Unilever sheds HR dept., not all its jobs

2006-06-10 - EchoStar, DirecTV to Resell Broadband

2006-06-10 - 'MySpace' Teen Returns Home From Mideast

2006-06-10 - Panda Center Launches Live Web Cam

2006-06-10 - Intel moves up chip shipment date

2006-06-11 - Nation's 'brightest boy' dead at 93

2006-06-11 - US looks to Asia to boost grades in math, science

2006-06-12 - Calif. scientists battle Kiwi mud snails

2006-06-12 - 1st named storm of 2006 Atlantic hurricane season swirls toward Florida

2006-06-12 - From skin to bone: a look inside a tissue processing plant

2006-06-12 - Piracy site doubles hits after police raid: web monitor

2006-06-12 - Activity at Indonesia's Merapi slows

2006-06-12 - 'Cool girls' valuable online ad targets

2006-06-12 - Networking: Investors eye power-line trend

2006-06-12 - Funerals to be broadcast on Web in Israel

2006-06-12 - Ericsson sells defense business to Saab

2006-06-12 - Job search site Monster investigates possible backdating of stock option grants

2006-06-12 - Book lists rare species found in Scotland

2006-06-12 - Japanese watches to carry mobile phone messages

2006-06-12 - British scientists unveil latest craft to search for life on Mars

2006-06-12 - TI developes 45-nm chip production process

2006-06-12 - In Brief: Bird flu virus found in eastern Ukraine

2006-06-12 - GM hybrid peppers developed in Israel

2006-06-12 - New Microsoft Office seeks flexibility

2006-06-12 - XMM-Newton spots the greatest of great balls of fire

2006-06-12 - Irreverent blogger to leave Microsoft

2006-06-12 - Light makeover: Verizon bets big on replacing phone lines with fiber

2006-06-12 - Mad cow cases in Texas, Alabama appear to be rare, mysterious strain

2006-06-12 - Students Find Ring Tone Adults Can't Hear

2006-06-12 - Norwegian meteorite impact site located

2006-06-12 - Carnegie Mellon humanoids to provide commentary at RoboCup 2006

2006-06-12 - Backs to the Future

2006-06-12 - Scientists observe gene pulsing activity

2006-06-12 - U.S. government defends domestic spying in court in Detroit

2006-06-12 - Nuclear agency computers hacked; data on 1,500 employees taken

2006-06-12 - China walks out of meeting to resolve bitter feud over world wireless encryption standard

2006-06-12 - Some Genetic Research is Best Done Close to the Evolutionary Home

2006-06-12 - Health-care chips could get under your skin

2006-06-12 - Epson Develops A6-Size Electronic Paper with World's Highest Resolution Using Plastic Substrate

2006-06-12 - HIV vaccine might offer survival advantage

2006-06-12 - New satellite set to collect most-detailed data yet about atmospheric particles

2006-06-12 - The Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy Formation

2006-06-12 - Nanoparticles Overcome Anticancer Drug Resistance

2006-06-12 - Virus spreads private data, scandal over file-sharing network

2006-06-12 - New methods used to follow land use

2006-06-12 - In Brief: 6M homes seen having municipal broadband

2006-06-12 - Qualcomm's dispute with Nokia heats up

2006-06-12 - Phone pass codes should be changed often

2006-06-12 - Adobe Production Suite is rock solid

2006-06-12 - Coral Death Results from Bacteria Fed by Algae

2006-06-12 - Parallel evolution: proteins do it, too

2006-06-12 - Wanted: Clothing that kills bacteria

2006-06-13 - Beer guzzling might ward off prostate cancer: US study

2006-06-13 - Google upgrades its mapping service

2006-06-13 - Nanotechnology simulations show what experiments miss

2006-06-13 - Webby awards crown their Prince

2006-06-13 - Study: How the herpes virus hides in cells

2006-06-13 - An evil storm is forecast

2006-06-13 - Robots duke it out in Germany for RoboCup

2006-06-13 - Japan may regulate thalidomide

2006-06-13 - Cortes-800 Terawatt Amplification System

2006-06-13 - Spectra-Physics Announces New Collimated Diode Lasers Bars

2006-06-13 - Newport Announces the Innovative Oriel InstaSpecâ„¢ IR CCD

2006-06-13 - Fei Prepares Shipments Of U.s. Team Project Systems

2006-06-13 - Newport Announces the Latest Addition

2006-06-13 - Spectra-Physics Introduces New Matisseâ„¢ TS CW Ring Laser

2006-06-13 - Newport Announces the Innovative Oriel InstaSpecâ„¢ IR CCD

2006-06-13 - Fail-Safe Techniques Erase Magnetic Storage Media

2006-06-13 - Study: Men good at anger, women with joy

2006-06-13 - Value user over technology, new book says

2006-06-13 - Nano World: Finger-sensitive sensor films

2006-06-13 - Stephen Hawking writing a science book for children

2006-06-13 - Researcher discovers how to control semiconductor nanowires

2006-06-13 - Compact tidal generator could reduce the cost of producing electricity from flowing water

2006-06-13 - A multimedia archaeological tour on your mobile phone

2006-06-13 - Scientists: Longer seasons without ice may cause polar bear cannibalism

2006-06-13 - Pamela Goes to Space to Explore Dark Matter and Antimatter

2006-06-13 - Arctic expedition will investigate alien-like glacier

2006-06-13 - Labs in Northern California, New Mexico competing to build new nuclear bomb

2006-06-13 - Cialis may have one-a-day version

2006-06-13 - NIH scientist is under investigation

2006-06-13 - In Brief: Georgia Tech with BellSouth telecom switch

2006-06-13 - Flash drive provides emergency information

2006-06-13 - BCBS in Ohio ends controversial experiment

2006-06-13 - Harmful Algal Blooms monitored from space in Chile

2006-06-13 - Success comes at a cost, even for phages

2006-06-13 - Electronic Stability Control Could Prevent Nearly One-Third of All Fatal Crashes

2006-06-13 - Europe set for perfect views of ISS

2006-06-13 - Scientists take 'snapshots' of enzyme action

2006-06-13 - Florida county uses new mosquito traps

2006-06-13 - World first nanotechnology to revolutionise oil production

2006-06-13 - Meditation is good for the heart: study

2006-06-13 - Researchers teach computers to perceive three dimensions in 2-D images

2006-06-13 - Researchers develop 'smart petri dish'

2006-06-13 - Hubble Eyes Star Birth in the Extreme

2006-06-13 - Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking says humans must spread out in space to survive

2006-06-13 - Sandpit owner in Texas wants to create an underwater attraction for scuba divers

2006-06-13 - Little damage reported as 1st named storm of season hits Florida

2006-06-13 - Yahoo Says E-Mail Worm Now Contained

2006-06-13 - Italian scientists search for 'supersperm'

2006-06-13 - Injectable alcoholism drug developed

2006-06-13 - Coffee seen to protect against cirrhosis

2006-06-13 - In Brief: Cable revenue seen still rising in 2006

2006-06-13 - Faulty design blamed for Genesis crash

2006-06-13 - Physicists Devise New Technique for Detecting Heavy Water

2006-06-13 - Scientists find chlorine may contribute to ozone formation

2006-06-13 - Intel Researchers Improve Tri-Gate Transistor

2006-06-13 - Hope I Die Before I Get Old?

2006-06-13 - Study: Overcoming the loss of a loved one

2006-06-13 - Microsoft unveils new webcams

2006-06-13 - UB gets federal grant for stem cell study

2006-06-13 - KDDI reports massive personal data leak

2006-06-13 - Scientists develop algorithm for ultra-secret security technique

2006-06-13 - Retired FSU Professor Captures a 'Living Fossil' on Video

2006-06-13 - Spectra-Physics Announces New Collimated Diode Lasers Bars

2006-06-14 - Microsoft's Vista, patch challenges

2006-06-14 - New look for nanocomposites

2006-06-14 - Deadly viruses can be assembled with purchases over the Internet: report

2006-06-14 - Internet wiretaps pose risks, challenges: experts

2006-06-14 - Italian directors shoot 93-minute film with standard cell phone camera

2006-06-14 - Microsoft releases 8 critical patches

2006-06-14 - EBay to add 'Skype Me' button to listings to smooth trade

2006-06-14 - KFC sued for trans fat menu

2006-06-14 - Digital security added to U.S. nuclear lab

2006-06-14 - Nationwide IP trunking launched in Canada

2006-06-14 - Asian mobile-phone demand seen surging

2006-06-14 - Alliance chip unit sold, renamed PulseCore

2006-06-14 - Microsoft launches new ABACUS smart watch

2006-06-14 - Research Goes Online in Birck Nanotechnology Center 'Cleanroom'

2006-06-14 - A link between obesity and memory?

2006-06-14 - Researchers uncover earliest dental work in this hemisphere

2006-06-14 - Industrial testing and visual inspection equipment

2006-06-14 - Newport Announces the Availability of Its New CYM-2R Cylindrical Lens Mount

2006-06-14 - EBay to add 'Skype Me' button to listings to smooth trade

2006-06-14 - In Brief: R&D cuts: bad news for the nation

2006-06-14 - To profit or explore -- it seems that is the question

2006-06-14 - 'Land of the ever-young' gene reprogrammes cells

2006-06-14 - New materials developed for vascular graft

2006-06-14 - Butterfly Farming to Help Save Rain Forest

2006-06-14 - Space shuttle crew arrives in Florida for dress rehearsals

2006-06-14 - Unusual flu vaccine is developed

2006-06-14 - Livedoor shareholders accept post-scandal management

2006-06-14 - Researchers decorate virus particles

2006-06-14 - Archeologists find new evidence on Edom

2006-06-14 - Japan to develop Internet search engine

2006-06-14 - Canada experts to study alien-like spring

2006-06-14 - Philosopher opposes 'rhythm method'

2006-06-14 - Spiders and crocodiles: older than thought

2006-06-14 - In Brief: Trade panel launches iPod patent probe

2006-06-14 - The Web: 'Reality TV' online for World Cup

2006-06-14 - Milky Way's Sister Galaxy Shines in New Portrait

2006-06-14 - Dissecting the machinery of nicotine's reward

2006-06-14 - 'Snapshots' Shake Up Views about Proteins

2006-06-14 - Large eruption forces new evacuation at Indonesia's Merapi volcano

2006-06-14 - Chemists direct silicon oxide into a selected hierarchical structure

2006-06-14 - Researchers Show How Brain Decodes Complex Smells

2006-06-14 - Ancestor of all modern crocodilians discovered in outback Queensland

2006-06-14 - Dry ice forms ultrahard glass

2006-06-14 - Cancer care controversy grips New Zealand

2006-06-14 - Researchers offer first explanation for the near constant scale of the gas planet satellite systems

2006-06-14 - Scientist: Canada geese are major Lake Tahoe polluters

2006-06-14 - Skin stem cells found transplantable

2006-06-14 - Concerns rise over waived-consents

2006-06-14 - Liking veggies, fruit result of upbringing

2006-06-14 - Study: Weekend workers are mostly women

2006-06-14 - eBay takes outward step with AdContext

2006-06-14 - World's largest photo planned to memorialize former Marine base

2006-06-15 - New Netscape.com portal to let users vote on what gets shown

2006-06-15 - Einstein articles auctioned to benefit workers party

2006-06-15 - Correlating Space and Time

2006-06-15 - Range of Fanless ATX Power Supplies Extended

2006-06-15 - Wine researchers at U.S. university seek genetic answers to ancient headaches

2006-06-15 - China confirms new human bird flu infection

2006-06-15 - Japanese inventor of LEDs and 'blue laser' wins million-euro prize

2006-06-15 - Quake shakes Silicon Valley

2006-06-15 - PRODUCT REVIEW: MTV, Microsoft team up for online music store

2006-06-15 - European regulators seek to force open Apple's iTunes system

2006-06-15 - China-led security group to tackle Internet threats

2006-06-15 - Repulsion binds atoms

2006-06-15 - Broadband Report: Dixie Chicks' new home

2006-06-15 - Net-neutrality debate reaching tempest

2006-06-15 - Nano World: Metal foams for catalysis

2006-06-15 - Mobile data retrieval improved with new algorithm

2006-06-15 - Russian Orthodox Church announces commission to examine miracles

2006-06-15 - Oak Ridge signs with Cray to upgrade supercomputer

2006-06-15 - Travel industry mulls how to cope with tourists during pandemic

2006-06-15 - Study: Blacks hear better than other racial groups

2006-06-15 - Hybrid butterfly created by scientists

2006-06-15 - Sleepy Fruit Flies Provide Clues to Learning and Memory

2006-06-15 - Survey finds internal security a concern

2006-06-15 - How California Water Supply Could Survive Warming, Growth

2006-06-16 - Study looks at creation of leaf patterns

2006-06-16 - Bodybuilders have distorted body image

2006-06-16 - Graffiti found at ancient Italian prison

2006-06-16 - Researcher shows eggs are eggs

2006-06-16 - Gates to 'transition out' of Microsoft leadership

2006-06-16 - U.S. creates Hawaiian Marine Reserve

2006-06-16 - First Rockies natural gas report issued

2006-06-16 - Hong Kong health chief: Bird flu virus may have mutated to become active in summer

2006-06-16 - Louisiana fights uphill battle against Mother Nature to save coast

2006-06-16 - Whale carcass found in central Alaska, 1,000 miles from its ocean habitat

2006-06-16 - Study: Genes, brain chemistry may determine anorexia

2006-06-16 - Whole Foods Market bans sale of live lobsters

2006-06-16 - Many sunscreens don't protect well against cancer

2006-06-16 - Ozzie takes over as Microsoft's chief software architect

2006-06-16 - Adobe Systems 2Q profit falls on acquisition costs

2006-06-16 - Apple says investigating allegations of poor labor conditions at China iPod factory

2006-06-16 - Russian mission to Mars in 2009: official

2006-06-16 - AT&T to launch AccessAll

2006-06-16 - In Brief: Alltel calling for mobile film entries

2006-06-16 - Catching Blu-ray wave will cost Americans

2006-06-16 - Analysis: Offshoring getting more costly in India

2006-06-16 - Globe Talk: Mobile banking as aid tool

2006-06-16 - Shopping with a sense of humor? woot!

2006-06-16 - Looming energy crisis requires new 'Manhattan Project': US scientists

2006-06-16 - Heidelberg Instruments to support micro and nano research at INRS, Canada

2006-06-16 - Public TV goes digital

2006-06-16 - Wireless World: Next-generation tracking

2006-06-16 - Study Seeks Balance in Rockies

2006-06-16 - Too much sperm may kill the queen

2006-06-16 - Cracking a virus protection shield

2006-06-16 - Vampire bats recognise their prey`s breathing

2006-06-16 - Wariness of U.S. tech lag on the rise

2006-06-16 - Notorious software pirate pleads guilty

2006-06-16 - In Brief: Digital broadcasting goes global by 2015

2006-06-16 - China now official member of chip council

2006-06-16 - Asian oysters decision delayed again in Maryland

2006-06-16 - Another grape excuse to hit the bottle

2006-06-16 - U.S. arrests 2 for stealing chip secrets

2006-06-16 - Global warming could accelerate from thawing Siberian permafrost

2006-06-16 - World's tallest woman leaves hospital

2006-06-16 - Bacterium takes a shine to metals

2006-06-16 - New imaging technology to shed a realistic light on art

2006-06-16 - Where the brain organizes actions

2006-06-16 - Gates steps back, putting pressure on Ballmer, Ozzie

2006-06-16 - Disputed collection holds keys to Machu Picchu's secrets

2006-06-16 - How to Bake a Galaxy

2006-06-16 - Researchers develop 'MRI' for fuel cells

2006-06-16 - Random twist for storytelling

2006-06-16 - Video iPods Help Rockies Ready for Game

2006-06-16 - Rat Study Shows Dirty Better Than Clean

2006-06-16 - Formerly cojoined twins stable after separation surgery

2006-06-16 - Researchers Reveal New Insights into the Surface of Silicon Semiconductors

2006-06-17 - Police launch eye-in-the-sky technology above Los Angeles

2006-06-17 - WHO report: Much disease preventable

2006-06-17 - US not prepared for catastrophe: official report

2006-06-17 - Near-death experiences go under the French microscope

2006-06-17 - Indonesian volcano quietens down

2006-06-17 - Japan mulls comeback after whaling defeat

2006-06-17 - NASA sets next Discovery launch for July 1 (Update)

2006-06-17 - Florida's seas may offer cancer cure

2006-06-17 - Pieces of 1918 Richardton meteorite headed back for display

2006-06-17 - Stockholm's Arlanda airport tests out environment-friendly landings

2006-06-17 - Shareholders approve Lexar-Micron merger

2006-06-17 - Endangered rhino project gets boost with pregnancy

2006-06-17 - Intriguing research explores sifting data while protecting privacy

2006-06-18 - Avian flu strain on Canada Atlantic coast

2006-06-18 - UConn commissions new research vessel

2006-06-18 - Japanese court rules for vaccinated men

2006-06-18 - Golden eagle found poisoned in Scotland

2006-06-18 - First Kazakh satellite launched

2006-06-18 - London hospital plans world's first full face transplant: reports

2006-06-19 - Doctors remain powerless against cancer after 50 years of research

2006-06-19 - DNA to help pick modern descendants of ancient Chinese sage Confucius

2006-06-19 - Recreation Of Butterfly Speciation Event

2006-06-19 - Nanotech Measurement Contest Offers $5000 In Cash Prizes For Innovative Test Applications

2006-06-19 - World’s first Hybrid Z-Stage Provides Higher Precision in Nanometrology / Microscopy Applications

2006-06-19 - Id300, Short-pulse Laser Source.

2006-06-19 - Nanotech Measurement Contest Offers $5000 In Cash Prizes For Innovative Test Applications

2006-06-19 - Sticky Surfaces Turn Slippery With the Flip of a Molecular Light Switch

2006-06-19 - Single-electron ammeter based on bidirectional counting of single-electrons

2006-06-19 - Engineering electrically conducting tissue for the heart

2006-06-19 - Full speed ahead for cosmic ray project

2006-06-19 - Doomsday vault under construction

2006-06-19 - In Brief: IBM out with paperless contract platform

2006-06-19 - In Brief: Spansion designs Flash cell-phone barrier

2006-06-19 - More questions than answers over the Net

2006-06-19 - Spammers take advantage of World Cup

2006-06-19 - In Brief: Fusion offers free VoIP to subscribers

2006-06-19 - British project helps save rare species

2006-06-19 - Deadly volcano secures a tiny Caribbean nation's sense of self

2006-06-19 - Scientists: Ethanol's water demands cause for scrutiny, not alarm

2006-06-19 - China reports new outbreak of H5N1 bird flu virus in poultry

2006-06-19 - In Brief: Nokia provides Smart with HSDPA

2006-06-19 - Finding a better way to make biodiesel

2006-06-19 - Protection of archaeological resources at issue in 9th Circuit appeal

2006-06-19 - Newest national monument a scenic wonder, but few can visit

2006-06-19 - Oil company chiefs defend high pump prices

2006-06-19 - Children can be a parent's best weapon against online dangers

2006-06-19 - Scientists warn of hazardous flows from restive Philippine volcano

2006-06-19 - Corals facing 'biggest impact in history'

2006-06-19 - In Brief: Global Bluetooth sales surging

2006-06-19 - Study: Predicting actions starts young

2006-06-19 - S&P sees tough times ahead for telecom

2006-06-19 - Workplace drug use declines in 2005

2006-06-19 - In Brief: Rackable launches 273-tera storage servers

2006-06-19 - Tech File: Pinnacle Systems

2006-06-19 - Discovering How to Focus on Tiniest of the Very Small

2006-06-19 - Experts Hope Rocks Unravel Earth's Secrets

2006-06-19 - Mixing Animal, Human Cells Gets Exotic

2006-06-19 - Pace Quickens for NASA Spacecraft Orbiting Mars

2006-06-19 - Victory and defeat: Are you a wolf or a sheep?

2006-06-19 - Earliest hominid: Not a hominid at all?

2006-06-19 - Verizon Accuses Vonage of Infringement

2006-06-19 - Scientists take cues from nature to solve tech problems

2006-06-19 - Biologists want to save trout with poison

2006-06-19 - NASA assigns crew for shuttle mission

2006-06-19 - Nanoparticles and Lasers Create Cancer-Killing Microbubbles

2006-06-19 - DNA Repair in Mammal Embryos Is a Matter of Timing

2006-06-19 - Serious Fish Virus Found in Northeast for First Time

2006-06-20 - Appalachians more likely to be obese

2006-06-20 - Disgraced cloning expert says sorry, admits blame in court

2006-06-20 - Company thinks physics can take video games to the next level

2006-06-20 - Browsers getting facelifts as Web usage change

2006-06-20 - Panda population far higher than expected: scientists

2006-06-20 - DALSA Semiconductor Delivers World`s First 100+ Million Pixel CCD Image Sensor

2006-06-20 - Single-electron counter breaks new record

2006-06-20 - Researchers Set Speed Record for Silicon-Based Chips

2006-06-20 - Researchers discover which organs in Antarctic fish produce antifreeze

2006-06-20 - Finding a short circuit before it finds you

2006-06-20 - Human activities can affect rainfall

2006-06-20 - Evidence for ultra-energetic particles in jet from black hole

2006-06-20 - Seismic shock absorbers for woodframe houses

2006-06-20 - IWC: Oil Exploration Could Harm Whales

2006-06-20 - Scientist: China Plans Moon Walk by 2024

2006-06-20 - Motorola, Nortel may feel heat from new joint venture

2006-06-20 - Microsoft upgrades instant messenger

2006-06-20 - Crime alerts at your fingertips in Boston

2006-06-20 - EU survey: 1 in 3 Europeans lack basic computer skills

2006-06-20 - Researchers work to make alternative jet fuel affordable

2006-06-20 - The New New Math of String Theory

2006-06-20 - Measuring single qubits

2006-06-20 - Physicists make an effervescent discovery

2006-06-20 - Neurons grown from embryonic stem cells restore function in paralyzed rats

2006-06-20 - Slow-frozen people? Latest research supports possibility of cyropreservation

2006-06-20 - NTT cash card falls victim to hacking

2006-06-20 - Suit against health insurers dismissed

2006-06-20 - In Brief: FCC drops 'must-carry' agenda item

2006-06-20 - In Brief: Telecom New Zealand gets more bad news

2006-06-20 - Scientists want polar bear protection

2006-06-20 - Successful Transplantation from Pig Embryos to Mice

2006-06-20 - Bones Hold the Key to Blood Renewal

2006-06-20 - In Brief: Yak explores sale of telecom operations

2006-06-20 - NEC Develops Highly-Reliable Metal/High-K Gate Stack Transistor

2006-06-20 - Homebodies live on the edge

2006-06-20 - Synchronising the Swarm

2006-06-20 - All Online Traffic May Not Be Equal

2006-06-20 - 'Thirst for knowledge' may be opium craving

2006-06-20 - IBM opens development center in Russia, plans to invest $40 million over 3 years

2006-06-20 - How do I transfer music from the iPod?

2006-06-20 - Nano World: Self-powered hydrogen sensors

2006-06-20 - NASA's safety chief says he does not believe shuttle mission will endanger the astronauts' lives

2006-06-20 - German scientists find dyslexia gene

2006-06-20 - Purdue panel completes review of nuclear engineer

2006-06-20 - Study: Theta rhythm reduces seizure rate

2006-06-20 - Consumers and commercials studied

2006-06-20 - Cockatoos might halt pulp mill project

2006-06-20 - Computer age produces new social system

2006-06-20 - Indiana bald eagle recovery huge success

2006-06-20 - Groups decry Congress' new e-mail filters

2006-06-20 - NASA sends teachers to Chile

2006-06-20 - Proper UV protection for your eyes is important for summer

2006-06-20 - UBC Engineers Create Vehicle that Travels from Vancouver to Halifax on a Gallon of Gas

2006-06-20 - Price question looms for Apple iTunes films

2006-06-20 - Scientists May Have Solved Mystery Of Carcinogenic Mothballs

2006-06-20 - Audit Faults Bird Flu Tests for Poultry

2006-06-20 - A scanner that could save your skin

2006-06-21 - Microsoft shows off software kit for robot builders

2006-06-21 - Yahoo introduces enhanced online instant messaging

2006-06-21 - Climate change may affect East Asia differently from North Atlantic nations

2006-06-21 - NASA celebrates 30 years of Mars research

2006-06-21 - Guess The Molecule Contest

2006-06-21 - Agilent Technologies’ Tianwei Jing, Ph.D., Named Arizona Bioscience Executive of the Year

2006-06-21 - Fogale Nanotech assigns UK distributor

2006-06-21 - Aerotech’s FiberAlign 90 and 130 series for high-throughput photonics and MEMS alignment

2006-06-21 - ABL1000 miniature linear air bearing stage for high performance alignment and assembly

2006-06-21 - Staccato Communications Announces Partner Program

2006-06-21 - Synplicity Facilitates Open IP Encryption Methodology Standard

2006-06-21 - Ohio U. Suspends Two Over Hackers' Theft

2006-06-21 - Botanist Sends Plant Seeds to ISS

2006-06-21 - Family firms better than other businesses

2006-06-21 - China unblocks search engines of popular Chinese portals

2006-06-21 - Depression rocks post-Katrina New Orleans

2006-06-21 - What can a magnet tell you about rain patterns?

2006-06-21 - Simultaneous carbon dioxide and oxygen sensing

2006-06-21 - Evolution: World science academies fight back against creationists

2006-06-21 - Drugs may cause violence in sleep

2006-06-21 - In Brief: Body may be younger than it looks

2006-06-21 - Nokia N91 to carry podcasting application

2006-06-21 - Scientists Find Self-Fertilizing Orchid

2006-06-21 - USDA plans voluntary cattle tracking

2006-06-21 - USDA criticized for its bird flu planning

2006-06-21 - In Brief: Britain cautions risks of Internet use

2006-06-21 - Study: Most pedometer readings inaccurate

2006-06-21 - Metcalfe's Law Is Wrong

2006-06-21 - First Molecular Proof That Some Aspects of Aging Are Out of Our Control

2006-06-21 - Nanocrystals' 'self-purification' mechanisms explained by energetics

2006-06-21 - Study says 60 per cent cut in greenhouse gas emissions feasible

2006-06-21 - Small-town officer posing as teen charges 8 men in sex case

2006-06-21 - Samsung Shatters Limits of Slim Design and Features with 'Ultra Editions'

2006-06-21 - Florida man not really Genghis descendent

2006-06-21 - Report sees lag in corporate cybersecurity

2006-06-21 - In Brief: Biometrics more popular with Asian banks

2006-06-21 - Pluto Could Lose Planet Status

2006-06-21 - Scientists find the reason behind black holes' light shows

2006-06-21 - Army official: Robots need improvements

2006-06-21 - Robots patrol World Cup -- but all quiet

2006-06-21 - Study: Portion size is all in your mind

2006-06-21 - Ancient Chinese lampreys are studied

2006-06-21 - Social music lovers become 'Moggers'

2006-06-21 - Photonics: Pump up the bandwidth

2006-06-21 - Inner ear cells may be able to regenerate

2006-06-21 - Chinese scientists reveal earliest human case of bird flu

2006-06-21 - Study: Condoms protect well against cancer-causing virus

2006-06-21 - New Hydraulic Hybrid Trucks Roll Off

2006-06-21 - Physics study examines moviegoers' behavior

2006-06-21 - Ancient Grains Going Into Modern Diet

2006-06-22 - Malaysia warns Bahasa could become dead language

2006-06-22 - Japanese 'pillow talk' offers advice to sleep well

2006-06-22 - African park's mammals make a comeback

2006-06-22 - ISS crew ready for cargo craft's arrival

2006-06-22 - Womb transplants may soon be reality

2006-06-22 - LEDtronics PAR46 LED Railroad lamp on the right track

2006-06-22 - Timbercon Introduces Light Armor Fiber Optic Cables

2006-06-22 - Germany company introduces a laser lithography system with large area grey scale exposure capability

2006-06-22 - The World’s First Pci-bus Piezoelectric Nanopositioning Controller

2006-06-22 - Hiden HPR 20 QIC Plus Gas Analysis System

2006-06-22 - New Software for Multi-channel Scaler/Photon Counter NanoHarp 250

2006-06-22 - Top mobile operators unite against 4G fees

2006-06-22 - Toshiba to launch HD DVD recorder in July

2006-06-22 - EU says Adobe has made no complaint against Microsoft over PDF dispute

2006-06-22 - Hacker breaks into Agriculture Department computer system

2006-06-22 - Beijing man may have been early bird flu case

2006-06-22 - Earth is hottest now in 2,000 years, according to study that says humans responsible for much of the warming

2006-06-22 - Fish behaviour of the highest order

2006-06-22 - When gold becomes a catalyst

2006-06-22 - First step towards environmentally-friendly shoes

2006-06-22 - Magnetic fields created using nanotechnology could make computers up to 500 times faster

2006-06-22 - Scientists engineer human tissue with electricity

2006-06-22 - Nanoparticles - Power to be Reckoned With

2006-06-22 - Shells from 100,000 years ago may have been earliest jewelry

2006-06-22 - Spinning the perfect spider web -- a one-time development

2006-06-22 - Scientists plan to recreate 'Big Bang' to uncover universe's mysteries

2006-06-22 - NASA'S Cassini spacecraft captures Saturnian moon ballet

2006-06-22 - Global warming surpassed natural cycles in fueling 2005 hurricane season

2006-06-22 - Viagra improves high altitude exercise performance up to 45 per cent for some

2006-06-22 - New system trains good grid operators with bad data

2006-06-22 - Chandra solves black hole mystery

2006-06-22 - A Neural Mosaic of Tones

2006-06-22 - Endangered cheetah gives birth to three cubs in Djibouti

2006-06-22 - VR program may help soldiers avoid PTS

2006-06-22 - Washington State bars handwritten scripts

2006-06-22 - Purdue starts Internet 'Beef Blog'

2006-06-22 - Experts say more research is needed into whether vitamins can help prevent some cancers

2006-06-22 - Review: Brainteasers Find Niche in Games

2006-06-22 - Best Buy Tests Selling Macs at Stores

2006-06-22 - US sky regulator clips wings of Los Angeles police drone

2006-06-23 - Lightning poses peril to mobile phone users, say team of doctors

2006-06-23 - Premarital counseling reduces divorce risk

2006-06-23 - Indonesian woman transmitted bird flu to family: WHO

2006-06-23 - Parkinson's symptoms reversed in study

2006-06-23 - Microsoft to trim jobs in training department

2006-06-23 - User-recommendation news site expands

2006-06-23 - Mercury Messenger Probe Flips Sunshade Towards The Sun

2006-06-23 - Global atmospheric carbon level may depend primarily on southernmost ocean

2006-06-23 - How plants avoid feeling the burn

2006-06-23 - Online company boosts geneological database with census records

2006-06-23 - Claria pop-up ads will cease July 1

2006-06-23 - Oracle says 4Q results show shopping spree finally paying off

2006-06-23 - Sea Lions and Dolphins May Join War Games

2006-06-23 - N.Y. Lawmaker Drops Google Porn Lawsuit

2006-06-23 - Some Science Teachers Use DNA, Blood

2006-06-23 - India's premier technology institute ties up with IBM for joint research

2006-06-23 - New study sheds more light on origin of pesky crabs in Nova Scotia

2006-06-23 - Kentucky adds blogs to off-limits sites for state employees

2006-06-23 - New method sorts nanotubes by size

2006-06-23 - Physicists size up the 'unitarity triangle'

2006-06-23 - Seafloor observatory opens portal to the Pacific

2006-06-23 - Diamond by-product of hydrogen production and storage method

2006-06-23 - Government Hit by Rash of Data Breaches

2006-06-23 - Nano World: Black silicon for solar power

2006-06-23 - Kicking the habit no monkey business for chain-smoking Chinese chimp

2006-06-23 - Cannibal study darkens mad cow outlook

2006-06-23 - In Brief: Telstra retrenches by shedding 2,600 jobs

2006-06-23 - In Brief: Alcatel payload on Arabsat comm satellite

2006-06-23 - IT keeping U.S. military ahead of game

2006-06-23 - Globe Talk: Web not answer to all just yet

2006-06-23 - Hong Kong bullish on PCCW telecom deal

2006-06-23 - Virus that caused cluster of bird flu deaths was genetic 'dead end': WHO

2006-06-23 - Sea sore: Coasts, estuaries degraded by humans

2006-06-23 - China bird-flu research raises questions

2006-06-23 - AMD expected to announce new chip plant

2006-06-23 - New names for Pluto's moons

2006-06-23 - Researchers Develop New Model of Ice Volume Change Based on Earth's Orbital Patterns

2006-06-23 - Viagra studied for multiple uses

2006-06-23 - Wind farm cuts eagle population

2006-06-23 - Researchers reveal insights on silicon semiconductors

2006-06-23 - Computer attackers increasingly target Web services

2006-06-23 - LHC due for 2007 start

2006-06-23 - MSU bacteria shivered on Russian space capsule

2006-06-23 - Supercomputer Sets New Performance Record

2006-06-23 - Americans Have Fewer Friends Outside the Family, Study Shows

2006-06-23 - Network Keeps World Cup Data Flowing

2006-06-23 - Baby Pelicans Starving Along Calif. Coast

2006-06-23 - Rainy Netherlands Hosts Solar Boat Race

2006-06-23 - Company Name Influences Stock Performance

2006-06-24 - Denmark to Set Up Ice Cap Stations

2006-06-24 - Scientist finds intense lightning activity around a hurricane's eye

2006-06-24 - Biologists: Whooping Cranes Produced Chick

2006-06-24 - 'Darwin's tortoise' dies in Australia at 176 years old

2006-06-24 - Russia sends supplies to International Space Station

2006-06-24 - World energy consumption could be cut by half if clean technology applied: IEA

2006-06-24 - Smoke leads to lost giant volcano under Italian waters

2006-06-24 - Sony chief confident about recovery, aims to sell 100 million PS3s

2006-06-24 - Quake hits near Indonesia's Sulawesi island

2006-06-25 - Vanishing cricket frogs get a look

2006-06-25 - Hubble main camera shuts down

2006-06-25 - Underwater volcano found off Sicily

2006-06-25 - Insects, plants vanishing from Britain

2006-06-25 - Google, Adobe in distribution deal

2006-06-25 - ODU keeps maglev train project alive with funding

2006-06-25 - New test could help answer questions about Alzheimer's

2006-06-25 - Quake rattles Indonesia's Sumatra island

2006-06-25 - Hynix reportedly strikes a deal with creditors

2006-06-26 - Sony's Stringer confident of winning PS3 price gamble

2006-06-26 - Weather modification takes another step

2006-06-26 - Handheld device helps the blind read

2006-06-26 - SMART-1 Maneuvers Prepare For Mission End

2006-06-26 - Shuttle crew has several rookies, but don't call them inexperienced

2006-06-26 - Malaysia to prevent couples from turning to science to choose baby's sex

2006-06-26 - Japan to fight global warming by pumping carbon dioxide underground

2006-06-26 - Microsoft to push technology for business communications

2006-06-26 - GEO600 starts continuous search for Gravitational Waves

2006-06-26 - Stealth radar system sees through trees, walls -- undetected

2006-06-26 - Vega's second stage motor roars to life

2006-06-26 - Nano World: Stabilizing explosive elements

2006-06-26 - Mobile film ticketing launched down under

2006-06-26 - European cell-phone use seen rising more

2006-06-26 - Putting services at the heart of tomorrow's software

2006-06-26 - Networking: Portals for medical care

2006-06-26 - Microsoft's Office 2007 vision

2006-06-26 - Monday: Last day for free SF commutes

2006-06-26 - Tracking Earth's wobbles down to the size of a cell phone

2006-06-26 - Bush says global warming 'serious problem'

2006-06-26 - MySpace generation looks online to preserve school memories

2006-06-26 - Supreme Court will hear important environment case

2006-06-26 - Iced marijuana tea to debut in British health food shops

2006-06-26 - British find genetic code of 'superbug'

2006-06-26 - Volunteer loses digits after drug trial

2006-06-26 - British olives: A sign of global warming

2006-06-26 - Placenta seen to yield clues to autism

2006-06-26 - Using silicon chips to trap ultra-cold atoms

2006-06-26 - Intel Unleashes New Server Processors

2006-06-26 - North Sea cod and herring under threat

2006-06-26 - World's first triple transplant patient OK

2006-06-26 - Maternal death rates highest in New York

2006-06-26 - Nicotine vaccine under development