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2006-05-01 - After a soaring takeoff, the Kyoto carbon market slams into turbulence

2006-05-01 - China bans breast enlarging gel

2006-05-01 - Opportunity Passes 800 Sols On Mars

2006-05-01 - NASA Tests Updated Rocket Motor For Shuttle

2006-05-01 - Station Crew Will Try Orbit Boost Again

2006-05-01 - Water running uphill a cooling idea

2006-05-01 - New Evidence Suggests Need to Rewrite Bronze Age History

2006-05-01 - Spirit Surveys Local Terrian For Winter Of 2006

2006-05-01 - Iron oxide nanoparticles may help detect, treat tumors

2006-05-01 - Networking: Is that bank's URL legitimate?

2006-05-01 - In Brief: Keeping tabs on kids via cell phone

2006-05-01 - In Brief: Free Ireland VoIP plan withdrawn

2006-05-01 - In Brief: N.Z. extends comment on cell termination

2006-05-01 - Computer forensics is a red-hot job market

2006-05-01 - Security threats grow for Apple Mac computers: report

2006-05-01 - Shared theories on thought could lead to smart machines

2006-05-01 - Japan facing obstetrician shortage

2006-05-01 - NASA Astronaut Eileen Collins retires

2006-05-01 - First neutrons produced by DOE's Spallation Neutron Source

2006-05-01 - Napster expands its music experience

2006-05-01 - Solitons: Next wave in electronics?

2006-05-01 - Study says coffee helps in persuasion

2006-05-01 - Poll: Most prefer no job to being obese

2006-05-01 - In Brief: Aussies might delay Telstra privatization

2006-05-01 - The Sky is Falling

2006-05-01 - Polymer Nanotubes as Molecular Probes and DNA Carriers

2006-05-01 - Scientists Find Closest Pair of Supermassive Black Holes

2006-05-01 - Sandhill cranes make a comeback

2006-05-01 - Scientists re-examine plants' role in global warming

2006-05-01 - Nanotubes act as 'thermal Velcro' to reduce computer-chip heating

2006-05-01 - 50 years on, echoes of tragic past haunt Japan's Minamata city

2006-05-01 - Lots of options available to VoIP users

2006-05-01 - US online giant Yahoo aids techno-challenged

2006-05-01 - Study: Does IQ drop as people age?

2006-05-01 - Study: Co-workers hide their best ideas

2006-05-01 - U.S. obesity levels grossly underestimated

2006-05-01 - Men-women life expectancy gap narrows

2006-05-01 - Discovery scheduled for important move

2006-05-01 - NASA seeks plans for education agreement

2006-05-02 - SKorea's LG Electronics tops world's PDP sales

2006-05-02 - Mass. Senate debates needle law

2006-05-02 - Video phones to sacrifice early profits

2006-05-02 - Visto wins patent case, files against RIM

2006-05-02 - Doctors urged to push exercise for kids

2006-05-02 - New software protects confidentiality of data while enabling access and sharing

2006-05-02 - Biotech cotton provides same yield with fewer pesticides

2006-05-02 - What is the sound of one person talking?

2006-05-02 - New laser lab shows fastest physical processes known

2006-05-02 - Incredibly short light pulses capture our microscopic world

2006-05-02 - Intel to invest billion dollars for emerging markets Internet

2006-05-02 - Europe's space module takes step closer to launch

2006-05-02 - Arsenic found in water at Seattle schools

2006-05-02 - The Greenbeards Have Blue Throats In The Evolution Of Altruistic Behavior

2006-05-02 - Is Microsoft a role model for tech aid?

2006-05-02 - Nano World: Water for denser nano-memory

2006-05-02 - In Brief: FOX acquires two tech start-up companies

2006-05-02 - Treasure dig threatens Bosporus tunnel

2006-05-02 - In Brief: Dobson upgrades North Slope cell service

2006-05-02 - List of threatened species still growing

2006-05-02 - Shoppers don't like others touching items

2006-05-02 - Learning the language of DNA

2006-05-02 - World-leading microscope shows more detail than ever

2006-05-02 - BabyBot takes first steps

2006-05-02 - Experiment on Monsoon Season Rainfall Lives Up to its 'Name'

2006-05-02 - Exeter Engineers in race to develop malaria detector

2006-05-02 - NASA Announced 14th International Space Station Crew

2006-05-02 - Peeking Behind Venus' Veil

2006-05-02 - IBM Researchers Demonstrate New Method for Rapid Molecule Sorting and Delivery

2006-05-02 - Is a Russian peninsula really part of North America?

2006-05-02 - Samsung Develops 7-inch WVGA, Single-Chip LCD for Mobile Devices

2006-05-02 - Italians report major dinosaur discovery

2006-05-02 - A large Roman-era villa is discovered

2006-05-02 - T Cell 'Brakes' Lost During Human Evolution

2006-05-02 - Producing Dark Matter

2006-05-02 - Targeted virus compels cancer cells to eat themselves

2006-05-02 - Seattle top Microsoft gaming city

2006-05-02 - St. Jude bird flu vaccine test successful

2006-05-02 - Greenhouse gas emissions increased in 2005: US study

2006-05-02 - Asian governments among the worst enemies of Internet freedom

2006-05-02 - Mass dolphin deaths off Zanzibar a mystery: scientists

2006-05-02 - Samsung and T-Mobile release T509

2006-05-02 - Area safety may play role in obesity

2006-05-02 - Study: Regulate alcohol marketing

2006-05-02 - Scientists study speed camera efficacy

2006-05-03 - Venda riding e-commerce boom

2006-05-03 - Scientific journals now available in Iraq

2006-05-03 - Suicide risk linked to birth month

2006-05-03 - 5 percent of Britons have a disorder

2006-05-03 - Bill would open scientific research access

2006-05-03 - Successful Launch Of Swedish Maxus 7 Sounding Rocket

2006-05-03 - US seeks laser weapon to shoot down enemy satellites: report

2006-05-03 - Why mice don`t get cancer of the retina

2006-05-03 - Prospecting for Scientific 'Gems' with Google

2006-05-03 - Infrared system helps pilots and drivers see in fog and at night

2006-05-03 - 'Chernobyl' virus author dodges prison

2006-05-03 - Russian military to withdraw from Baikonur space centre

2006-05-03 - SanDisk, Philips advance phone ticketing

2006-05-03 - Tequila! Chemists help assure quality of popular Mexican beverage

2006-05-03 - How long is a day on Saturn?

2006-05-03 - XMM-Newton 'spare-time' provides impressive sky survey

2006-05-03 - Ozone recovering, but unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels

2006-05-03 - Study: teen sex down, pregnancy a problem

2006-05-03 - Plastics go metallic

2006-05-03 - Frogs: Female choice for complex calls led to evolution of unusual male vocal cord

2006-05-03 - Hormones may affect how brain listens

2006-05-03 - Apple sways potential users with Boot Camp

2006-05-03 - New clock generator for multiple chipsets

2006-05-03 - Lawsuit claims school bus pollution

2006-05-03 - Poll: British want to be happy

2006-05-03 - Web site allows fans to relive history

2006-05-03 - Former NASA test pilot Bruce Peterson dead

2006-05-03 - New fin seen in Mount St. Helens crater

2006-05-03 - Alabama alligators may become hunted

2006-05-03 - Researchers report technique for freezing and preserving genetically enhanced pig embryos

2006-05-03 - More evidence that ‘light` smokes fool the smoker

2006-05-03 - Bats Use Guided Missile Strategy to Capture Prey

2006-05-03 - New lie detection technology worries Stanford ethicist

2006-05-03 - Communication study: Actions used with words speak even louder

2006-05-03 - New satellite service for disaster teams

2006-05-03 - In Brief: Loral to build AsiaSat telecom satellite

2006-05-03 - Birds halt some British home construction

2006-05-03 - Cooked vegetables can be as acidic as fizzy drinks: study

2006-05-03 - Blimp gets big screen

2006-05-03 - Scientist warns of nanotechnology dangers

2006-05-03 - Female politicians spur female politicians

2006-05-03 - Slowdown in Tropical Pacific Flow Pinned on Climate Change

2006-05-03 - Some Animals Use Gas for Skeletal Support While Molting

2006-05-03 - Study: Vioxx poses even short-term risks

2006-05-03 - In Brief: Vitesse receives securities lawsuit

2006-05-04 - Huge Pacific earthquake sparks tsunami panic

2006-05-04 - Giant ozone hole may be forming over Tibet, experts warn

2006-05-04 - Teachers plan summer research trips

2006-05-04 - China has 40 pct of Parkinson's cases

2006-05-04 - Staggering atoms sober up in physics detox cell

2006-05-04 - UK Grid helps fight avian flu

2006-05-04 - La Nina will have no effect on 2006 Atlantic hurricanes

2006-05-04 - Flu pandemic may be caused by another virus: WHO official

2006-05-04 - Blast from the past: Napster tries free music, with a twist

2006-05-04 - Nanoparticles Make Cancer Cells Visible

2006-05-04 - Landing on Titan: The new movies

2006-05-04 - Engineers announce breakthrough in semiconductor spin wave research

2006-05-04 - Longer battery life for wireless devices?

2006-05-04 - South Korea creates female android

2006-05-04 - New procedure claims to treat sinusitis

2006-05-04 - What users really want from online public services

2006-05-04 - Embryos exposed in 3-D

2006-05-04 - In Brief: Cingular prepared for hurricane season

2006-05-04 - Officials bemoan lack of livestock ID plan

2006-05-04 - U.S. young people: geographic illiterates

2006-05-04 - In Brief: Orange UK girds for broadband battles

2006-05-04 - Rep. Markey introduces Net Neutrality Act

2006-05-04 - NASA communications chief resigns

2006-05-04 - In Brief: FCC tells broadband firms to pay tap costs

2006-05-04 - Japan to capture CO2 at Australian power plant in world first: report

2006-05-04 - Bang & Olufsen retail wireless home audio

2006-05-04 - Researchers say use of switchgrass could solve energy woes

2006-05-04 - Team Uses Historic NASA Tunnel to Test Blended Wing Body

2006-05-04 - Meteorites discovered to carry interstellar carbon

2006-05-04 - Report: Computing Poised to Change the Way Science Is Done

2006-05-04 - All-Weather Landing: New Radar To Help Aircraft Land in Low-Visibility Conditions

2006-05-04 - Blood-Compatible Nanoscale Materials Possible Using Heparin

2006-05-04 - Scientists demonstrate a breakthrough in fabricating molecular electronics

2006-05-04 - Neurobiology of dread gives scientists clues about human decision making

2006-05-04 - Ice freezes at room temperature

2006-05-04 - SSRL Aids Development of Plastic Electronics

2006-05-04 - Monkeys draw novel conclusions, researchers say

2006-05-04 - Fire Ants: Their True Story Told By The Scientist Who Loves Them

2006-05-04 - Hi-tech shirt to monitor vital signs

2006-05-04 - Titan's Seas Are Sand

2006-05-04 - Follow the nitrogen to extraterrestrial life

2006-05-04 - 694 million people online worldwide: survey

2006-05-04 - 70 percent of malicious software aimed at theft: survey

2006-05-04 - Money motivates memory, study finds

2006-05-04 - Michael Dell urges global IT expansion

2006-05-04 - Metal-embedding method helps tiny sensors function in extreme environments

2006-05-04 - Electrons choose another path in photosynthesis protein

2006-05-04 - Big names pony up for power-line broadband

2006-05-04 - Warming blamed for bird breeding errors

2006-05-05 - Glitch found in U.S. transplant plan

2006-05-05 - Chinese report important fish fossil find

2006-05-05 - Astronomers marvel at 'Red Spot Jr'

2006-05-05 - Puppy fat will dog a child into adulthood: study

2006-05-05 - Engineers to seismic test wood townhouse

2006-05-05 - French Senate considers music downloads bill

2006-05-05 - GPS Becomes Ubiquitous

2006-05-05 - researchers develop new method to monitor aircraft lifespan

2006-05-05 - Oven-roasted vegetables may hurt teeth

2006-05-05 - Disease-carrying insects move north

2006-05-05 - Patients find AIDS drugs ineffective

2006-05-05 - U.S. company reveals hybrid car plans

2006-05-05 - Man may have caused prehistoric extinction

2006-05-05 - Scientists study cilia -- microscopic hair

2006-05-05 - Spectra-Physics Announces 100W Monsoon® Series ProLite® Stacked Diode Laser Arrays

2006-05-05 - Precision measurement of surface inaccuracies

2006-05-05 - Spectra-Physics Introduces Mobile Diode-Pumped Solid State Lasers

2006-05-05 - The Pefect Avalanche

2006-05-05 - Alfa Aesar China Formed. Tianjin Distribution Facility Opened.

2006-05-05 - Alfa Aesar’s New 2006/07 All-in-One Catalogue

2006-05-05 - KineticSystems Releases New CompactPCI/PXI ADC Module

2006-05-05 - Guilty plea in Seattle 'botnet' case

2006-05-05 - AOL, Clearwire venture brings new service

2006-05-05 - In Brief: Texas Instruments settles for $70M

2006-05-05 - In Brief: Telecom N.Z. not ready to sell AAPT unit

2006-05-05 - Globe Talk: Calling up African deals

2006-05-05 - Hottest topic in physics revealed

2006-05-05 - In Brief: India eyes tighter wireless verification

2006-05-05 - In Brief: Verizon employs over 17,000 in New Jersey

2006-05-05 - Qualcomm, Microsoft team on wireless chips

2006-05-05 - In Brief: TDC updates security for digital signature

2006-05-05 - In Brief: IT demand in Asia seen remaining strong

2006-05-05 - Engineers and Biologists Solve Long-Standing Heart Development Mystery

2006-05-05 - Powerful CARMA Brings Cool, Far Out Astrophysics More in Focus

2006-05-05 - Elders' ability to walk predicts future health outcomes

2006-05-05 - Cosmetics may contain harmful particles

2006-05-05 - Brain shape development studied

2006-05-05 - Smokers seven times more likely to receive jolt from heart devices

2006-05-05 - One injured in Canada nuclear power plant accident

2006-05-05 - First Look at the 'Birth' of a Retina Cell

2006-05-05 - New Evidence of Early Glacial Development, History of Antarctic Ice Sheet Revised

2006-05-05 - Iranian-American woman in line to be next space tourist: Russia

2006-05-05 - First South Korean astronaut to blast off in 2008

2006-05-05 - W. Va. leads nation, A in school tech

2006-05-05 - Wireless World: What women want

2006-05-05 - Microsoft gives $1M for women in tech

2006-05-05 - Polar explorers use satellite technology

2006-05-05 - Surveys find 300,000 autistic kids in U.S.

2006-05-05 - 'Rice camp' shows teens the grain is now

2006-05-05 - Cyclic universe could explain cosmological constant

2006-05-06 - Researchers chirping over discovery of new cricket genus

2006-05-06 - US awards one billion dollar bird flu vaccine contracts

2006-05-06 - China welcomes NASA chief, but calls on US to be more open

2006-05-06 - Indonesian volcano spews more lava trails

2006-05-06 - Millions drink toxic water in northern India

2006-05-06 - Dutch study sheds light on climate change's threat to birds

2006-05-06 - Eagle nest webcam a huge hit

2006-05-07 - Flying robot attack 'unstoppable': experts

2006-05-07 - Malaysia to establish global centre against cyber-terrorism: reports

2006-05-07 - Fujitsu to unify NAmerican operations: report

2006-05-07 - Strong quake shakes French Indian Ocean island

2006-05-08 - Classified MoD report reveals the secrets behind UFOs

2006-05-08 - Beatles pipped in Apple trademark war ruling (Update)

2006-05-08 - Mars Drilling Tests Will Seek Knowledge And Resources

2006-05-08 - Station Crew Completes Orbital Adjustment

2006-05-08 - Station Crew Completes Orbital Adjustment

2006-05-08 - SKorea's Samsung develops worlds' slimmest mobile handset

2006-05-08 - Robots manipulating animal behaviour

2006-05-08 - GPS Becomes Ubiquitous

2006-05-08 - Physics in Universe's Youth

2006-05-08 - In Brief: Beijing Metro system picks NICE technology

2006-05-08 - Breakthrough: Scientists used nanotubes to send signals to nerve cells

2006-05-08 - Scholarly journal bill draws criticism

2006-05-08 - In Brief: U.K. cable firm NTL expected to slash jobs

2006-05-08 - Feds want HIV tests to become routine

2006-05-08 - In Brief: Intel to unveil Core 2 Duo PC chips

2006-05-08 - Singapore's outsourcing aspirations

2006-05-08 - VCU to lead U.S. in Microsoft's Imagine Cup

2006-05-08 - Interview: LG Electronics

2006-05-08 - Feds to look at RU-486 infections

2006-05-08 - In Brief: AMX sues for racketeering

2006-05-08 - In Brief: China Mobile said cutting Beijing rates

2006-05-08 - Scientists ready to resume cloning studies

2006-05-08 - Breathing Moonrocks

2006-05-08 - Two more corals become threatened species

2006-05-08 - 3-D video for cell phones unveiled

2006-05-08 - Cutting calories slightly can reduce aging damage

2006-05-08 - Alternative energy plan wins contest

2006-05-08 - Hydrogen fuel cells become faster and greener with new catalyst

2006-05-08 - Russian caviar risks extinction

2006-05-08 - NREL, Xcel energy sign wind to hydrogen research agreement

2006-05-08 - Extensional tectonics in Tempe Terra

2006-05-08 - Nanotube Sandwiches Could Lead To Better Composite Materials

2006-05-08 - Nanoparticles Improve Ultrasound Sensitivity for Cancer Detection

2006-05-08 - Scientists discover water is sticky on a small scale

2006-05-08 - Where Have All the Butterflies Gone?

2006-05-08 - Conservatives band against Net neutrality

2006-05-08 - Dell expects 12 billion US dollars in Taiwan procurements for 2006

2006-05-08 - 12-qubits reached in quantum information quest

2006-05-08 - Lying Is Exposed By Micro-Expressions We Can't Control

2006-05-08 - Engineers discover predictor of mobility for fluids at nano-scale

2006-05-08 - Microsoft acquires vid-ad company Massive

2006-05-08 - NTL's pending job cuts strike fear

2006-05-08 - Contraceptive may be depression linked

2006-05-08 - Cocktail hour cure for heavy drinking

2006-05-08 - Inventors inducted into Hall of Fame '06

2006-05-08 - New 'metal sandwich' may break superconductor record

2006-05-09 - Peppermint yes, Mozart no for test-takers

2006-05-09 - World's oldest ecological study is honored

2006-05-09 - Most advanced research ship commissioned

2006-05-09 - Doctors say sun risks outweigh benefits

2006-05-09 - Study shows why weight gain is inevitable

2006-05-09 - Androids might soon become science fact

2006-05-09 - Oak Ridge lab reactor to return to service

2006-05-09 - Sony's PlayStation 3 to sell for at least 499 dollars

2006-05-09 - One in four French believe Da Vinci Code based on fact: survey

2006-05-09 - Computer game-makers flood US trade show with new creations

2006-05-09 - India's moon mission to carry two US payloads

2006-05-09 - Copying nature could save us energy, study shows

2006-05-09 - In Brief: Siemens to supply Toronto WiFi equipment

2006-05-09 - Feds pressure Tenet; hospital may close

2006-05-09 - In Brief: AT&T to provide rural satellite broadband

2006-05-09 - U.S. infant mortality high for West

2006-05-09 - Stem cells may replace animal testing

2006-05-09 - Milky Way A Field Of Streams

2006-05-09 - The Secret Lives Of Sea Slugs

2006-05-09 - Engineers to help Air Force use Global Information Grid

2006-05-09 - Nanotechnology Expert Analysis: Huge Impacts from Tiny Tech

2006-05-09 - New Electromagnet-Based Probe Station

2006-05-09 - AST Announces Enhanced Neutron Detection Screens

2006-05-09 - Fibre-coupled white LED source with FC/PC receptacle

2006-05-09 - High Voltage Power Supplies Have Fast Arc Detect And Recovery

2006-05-09 - Choosy females make colourful males

2006-05-09 - Beaming the internet: new project aims to connect buildings using antennae not wires

2006-05-09 - Taking Computers to the Quantum Level

2006-05-09 - In undersea habitat, aquanauts learn about task performance for the moon and Mars

2006-05-09 - Iowa State To Have The Most Realistic Virtual Reality Room in the World

2006-05-09 - Scientists Have Identified Basic Principles of Communication

2006-05-09 - Titan in pictures

2006-05-09 - Evolution debate reaches South Carolina

2006-05-09 - MySpace, Google among '06 Webby winners

2006-05-09 - Lawsuit filed against Teflon maker DuPont

2006-05-09 - Study links plankton blooms to earthquakes

2006-05-09 - 'Cyberblackmail' on the rise

2006-05-09 - Study links guns and hormones in men

2006-05-09 - Virtual city used to study flu pandemic

2006-05-09 - Hong Kong court orders ISPs to name movie downloaders

2006-05-09 - Female-Name Chat Users Get 25 Times More Malicious Messages

2006-05-09 - Nintendo shows off new 'Wii' game console

2006-05-09 - Laboratory scientists study soot in megacity pollution

2006-05-09 - Lesbian, straight women react differently to sex hormones

2006-05-09 - Researchers begin to solve mystery of hybrid vigor

2006-05-09 - Women Use Facial Cues to Determine Relationships

2006-05-09 - Evolutionary forces explain why women live longer than men

2006-05-09 - Physicists Use Soap Bubbles to Study Black Holes

2006-05-09 - The cochlea's spiral shape boosts low frequencies

2006-05-09 - Swift wireless laptop for gamers released

2006-05-09 - In Brief: Archaeologists find Augustan head in Italy

2006-05-09 - Fungi important in Arctic nitrogen cycle

2006-05-09 - Cancer battle examines natural immunity

2006-05-09 - Study: Hurricanes linked with mental ills

2006-05-09 - Microsoft unveils 'Halo 3' to eager Xbox video game fans

2006-05-09 - Algorithm developed to detect cancer genes

2006-05-09 - TiVo brings ad search to subcribers

2006-05-09 - Tiny plane to aid environmental studies

2006-05-09 - Preconception the key to healthy babies

2006-05-10 - Microsoft plans to link Xbox video game consoles to computers and phones

2006-05-10 - Warner Bros seals groundbreaking deal with former film pirate

2006-05-10 - Flipper! Dolphins know each other by name

2006-05-10 - Nano World: $30 billion in nano goods

2006-05-10 - 4 GB memory for PlayStation Portable

2006-05-10 - Neuron study could lead to enhanced memory

2006-05-10 - FCC to auction airliner Internet spectrum

2006-05-10 - EPA accused of ignoring sewage chemicals

2006-05-10 - New range of non-contact optical sensors

2006-05-10 - High Visibility 638nm Laser Diode offers 40mW Power with improved Beam Circularity

2006-05-10 - Ground-breaking new SZX2 stereo microscope series launched by Olympus

2006-05-10 - Simple Hybrid Assembly Technique for Optical Devices Provides Cost Effective Platform

2006-05-10 - 'Virtual mirror' tech used to sell makeup

2006-05-10 - The Web: Reaching an inflection point

2006-05-10 - Women's subconscious 'radar' can detect suitable mates: study

2006-05-10 - In Brief: SK Telecom, Warner in music venture

2006-05-10 - Lebanon joins the dino club

2006-05-10 - Nanotechnology shows early promise to treat cardiovascular disease

2006-05-10 - Scientists unlock more secrets of HIV and SARS

2006-05-10 - Earth is safe from gamma-ray bursts, Hubble finds

2006-05-10 - XMM-Newton reveals the origin of elements in galaxy clusters

2006-05-10 - New phase-contrast microscopy developed at PSI enhances X-ray images

2006-05-10 - Monster Hurricanes: Questioning Linkage between Severe Hurricanes and Global Warming

2006-05-10 - Scientists reveal fate of Earth's oceans

2006-05-10 - Wasps queue for top job

2006-05-10 - Study shows frogs can play key role in stem cell research

2006-05-10 - Tibet Pathway for Chemicals To Reach Stratosphere

2006-05-10 - Tiny Shrimp Help to Fine-Tune National Defense

2006-05-10 - Megalithic rock art discovered in Anglesey

2006-05-10 - 'Second skin' helps care for all

2006-05-10 - How Triton met Neptune

2006-05-10 - Ericsson strong on broadband, mobiles

2006-05-10 - U.S. EPA sets voluntary computer rules

2006-05-10 - Spider-eating wasp moves into Britain

2006-05-10 - New capture scenario explains origin of Neptune's oddball moon Triton

2006-05-10 - World's tiniest test tubes get teensiest corks

2006-05-10 - Bird Flu Drama - Can It Happen?

2006-05-10 - Pursuing the Invisible with Einstein's Lens

2006-05-10 - 100-to-1 Bandwidth: New Planar Design Allows Fabrication of Ultra Wideband Phased Array Antennas

2006-05-10 - It's a Polar bear ... It's a Grizzly ... It's a Pizzly

2006-05-10 - Device promises relief for desert soldiers

2006-05-10 - Motorola stops RAZR copycat in South Korea

2006-05-10 - Bush creates task force to fight 'horror' of identity theft

2006-05-10 - Report: TiVo brings ad search to subcribers

2006-05-10 - In Brief: Half of Pa. pays taxes electronically

2006-05-10 - Briton claims new Svalbard island

2006-05-10 - U.S., British hackers face the music

2006-05-10 - Study: Young adults happier than children

2006-05-10 - Motorola unviels football vid-game headset

2006-05-11 - South Korea develops next wave of virtual reality goggles

2006-05-11 - Video gamers can be "Desperate Housewives"

2006-05-11 - Fusion of Hollywood films and video games at premier trade show

2006-05-11 - Space technology might also fight bird flu

2006-05-11 - Grim photos proposed for cigarette packs

2006-05-11 - Survey: Meat eaters want no hormones

2006-05-11 - Study: High hierarchy, more aggression

2006-05-11 - For a Bigger Hard-drive, Just Add Water

2006-05-11 - Organizing dumbbells for nanotech devices

2006-05-11 - Internet regulator rejects .xxx domain for adult sites

2006-05-11 - Record air pollution above the Arctic

2006-05-11 - Scientist Revs Up Power of Microbial Fuel Cells in Unexpected Ways

2006-05-11 - Engineers Take Page Out of Nature's Playbook

2006-05-11 - Home testing kit could help identify 'hidden' caffeine in beverages

2006-05-11 - Next-generation cameras inspired by fruit flies and moths

2006-05-11 - Twin explosions in gigantic dusty potato crisp

2006-05-11 - In Brief: NTT using Windows for 3G phones

2006-05-11 - Study: Migrating birds didn't spread flu

2006-05-11 - Spurned spammers hack security site

2006-05-11 - Internet helps pre-purchase deliberations

2006-05-11 - ETH crystallographers explain seismic anisotropy of Earth's D-layer

2006-05-11 - In Brief: BellSouth, Samsung partner in broadband

2006-05-11 - In Brief: BT developing business WiFi convergence

2006-05-11 - Generic drugs appear to work on bird flu

2006-05-11 - Britain expands embryo screening

2006-05-11 - Study: Neolithic life wasn't much fun

2006-05-11 - Patent fight in India centers on AIDS drug

2006-05-11 - In Brief: IBM, Alvarion develop public-safety WiMax

2006-05-11 - From geek to chic: The changing face of computing

2006-05-11 - Biological motors sort molecules one by one on a chip

2006-05-11 - USC engineering class creates tools to analyze musical expression

2006-05-11 - GOP insurance plan debated in U.S. Senate

2006-05-11 - Panasonic, Sony Developed New HD Digital Video Camera Recorder Format

2006-05-11 - DoCoMo's promise of a beyond-3G phone

2006-05-11 - In Brief: China cell-phone rate cuts criticized

2006-05-11 - Scientists discuss RU-486 safety

2006-05-11 - Indian tech teachers prefer hot jobs

2006-05-11 - Darwinian mystery may have been solved

2006-05-11 - Kansas temporarily avoids stem-cell fight

2006-05-11 - Indonesian volcano evacuation ordered

2006-05-11 - Italian tadpole rescue mission under way

2006-05-11 - RIM to launch BlackBerry in China

2006-05-11 - Video games touted as prime force in future of technology and economy

2006-05-11 - New technology will allow for flexible television and computer screens

2006-05-11 - Solar Cycle 25 peaking around 2022 could be one of the weakest in centuries

2006-05-11 - Scientists create the first synthetic nanoscale fractal molecule

2006-05-11 - Light's Most Exotic Trick Yet: So Fast it Goes ... Backwards?

2006-05-11 - Scientists Describe New Genus of African Monkey: First in 83 Years

2006-05-11 - IMEC and INT report first MPEG-4 3D graphics player for mobile phones

2006-05-11 - Ships shed light on geomagnetic field

2006-05-11 - Flies are given federal protection

2006-05-11 - Spitzer Telescope Sees Trail of Comet Crumbs

2006-05-11 - Electronic stability control is a lifesaver in rollovers

2006-05-11 - Pollutant Haze Heats the Arctic

2006-05-11 - Broadband Report: Gametap expands

2006-05-12 - Japan space sneakers are ultra-high heels

2006-05-12 - 80 million Americans run risk of premature death: study

2006-05-12 - Legendary film cop "Dirty Harry" given new life in video game

2006-05-12 - Chinese capital launches Internet cafe crackdown

2006-05-12 - In Brief: Motorola wins Swedish public-safety bid

2006-05-12 - In Brief: Private Ethernet links China, Hong Kong

2006-05-12 - In Brief: Thai wireless rate hikes on horizon

2006-05-12 - Toshiba unveils massive investment in chip output

2006-05-12 - Company offers a new kind of outsourcing

2006-05-12 - Nano World: Nanofibers for heart cells

2006-05-12 - Wireless World: Love, Mom

2006-05-12 - In Brief: Defense gets priority on India spectrum

2006-05-12 - One-dimensional Diffusion Accelerates Molecular Motors

2006-05-12 - New look for "Newton's bucket"

2006-05-12 - Shelton Vision Systems Switch To Brand New High-tech Facility

2006-05-12 - Spectra-Physics Debuts Next-Generation Diode Laser Platform

2006-05-12 - Short duration flash lamps help optimise high speed imaging

2006-05-12 - IMEC and INT report first MPEG-4 3D graphics player for mobile phones

2006-05-12 - Brazil’s Inmetro Selects Fei For New Nano-materials Center

2006-05-12 - Sight saving stick

2006-05-12 - Oldest Known Art and Agriculture Calendar in New World Discovered

2006-05-12 - Mother's Day roses could soon smell sweeter, thanks to new research

2006-05-12 - Using kin's DNA to find criminals focus of study

2006-05-12 - Two DVDs per second: a tiny chip processes data at extremely high speed

2006-05-12 - Molecule Within a Molecule

2006-05-12 - New Piezo System Speeds Up Z-axis Image Acquisition

2006-05-12 - Nanotech Measurement Contest Offers $5000 In Cash Prizes

2006-05-12 - Newport Introduces the New Ultrafast Lasers Accessory Kits

2006-05-12 - Newport Introduces the New VALUMAX® Posts and Post Holders

2006-05-12 - 635nm Red Laser Diodes Improve Energy Efficiency In Industrial & Medical Applications

2006-05-12 - Discovery Reaches the Vehicle Assembly Building

2006-05-12 - Limber Robot Might Hitchhike to Space

2006-05-12 - Methane-Belching Bugs Inspire a New Theory of the Origin of Life on Earth

2006-05-12 - Researchers Look Beyond the Birth of the Universe

2006-05-12 - Mitsubishi, NEC, Tokyo University Realize Successful Interconnection of Quantum Encryption Networks

2006-05-12 - Surgeons separate conjoined twins

2006-05-12 - In Brief: O2 eyes wireless, fixed-line convergence

2006-05-12 - Microsoft, NGA to advance geospatial tech

2006-05-12 - Social networking sites still popular

2006-05-12 - Lockheed signs Vietnam satellite contract

2006-05-12 - Infineon says 65nm phone chip is available

2006-05-12 - Digital mall makeover under way

2006-05-12 - British inventor claims to have made world's most fuel efficient car

2006-05-12 - Search engines lax in stopping spyware

2006-05-12 - $100 M partnership to advance nanotech

2006-05-12 - Low-cost microfluidics can be a sticky problem

2006-05-13 - Globe Talk: The not-so-neutral Internet

2006-05-13 - Pike escape over dam feared

2006-05-13 - Gamers give Nintendo's new Wii console the thumbs-up

2006-05-13 - Softbank, Apple to jointly develop iPod cell phones: report

2006-05-13 - Video game puts virtual patients under the knife

2006-05-13 - British woman pregnant with cancer-gene-free 'designer baby': report

2006-05-14 - Thousands flee feared Indonesia volcano eruption

2006-05-14 - 'Amazon Stonehenge' found in Brazil

2006-05-14 - Endangered turtles make a comeback

2006-05-14 - Microsoft, Google gear for titanic clash

2006-05-15 - No word on charges for sacked Chinese scientist

2006-05-15 - How Did Cactuses Evolve

2006-05-15 - Female Guppies Risk Their Lives To Avoid Too Much Male Attention

2006-05-15 - Sanyo says filtering system effective against bird flu viruses

2006-05-15 - IBM offers to help fight bird flu

2006-05-15 - DNA used to trace Columbus' roots

2006-05-15 - Panel to evaluate U.S. math education

2006-05-15 - In Brief: Vodafone to sell Verizon Wireless stake?

2006-05-15 - In Brief: Yahoo! integrates ask and search sites

2006-05-15 - EU caps to curb pollution not working

2006-05-15 - Smell of success for nanobiosensors

2006-05-15 - Rising price of oil highlights affordable energy alternatives

2006-05-15 - Exercise can protect against skin cancer

2006-05-15 - Researchers Look to Nature for Design Inspiration

2006-05-15 - Fabled equatorial icecaps to disappear

2006-05-15 - Cancer is colour-blind

2006-05-15 - Coffee, black, decaf and a little llama on the side

2006-05-15 - Contract for the innovative flexible broadband satellite HYLAS

2006-05-15 - In Search of Crater Chains

2006-05-15 - British skies UFO-free for last 30 years

2006-05-15 - US Supreme Court sides with eBay in key patent case

2006-05-15 - A Vast New Map of the Universe

2006-05-15 - Super-Kamiokande Finds Structure in the Cosmic Ray Sky

2006-05-15 - Networking: Picking the next Dickens

2006-05-15 - Occam releases 1GB Ethernet delivery blade

2006-05-15 - Moistureloc removed from worldwide market

2006-05-15 - NASA astronaut to call home this week

2006-05-15 - Near extinct butterfly species return

2006-05-15 - Farmers may become much more tech savvy

2006-05-15 - Quantum Cryptography: Diamonds Offer New Online Security

2006-05-15 - 4 more historic ships found off R.I.

2006-05-15 - English Coast Stays Abreast of Possible Perils of Global Warming

2006-05-15 - Redirecting Mouth of Mississippi River Proposed as Way to Save Louisiana Coast

2006-05-15 - Taking on a New Shape

2006-05-15 - Study explores why boys are falling behind girls in school

2006-05-15 - Skype offers free computer-to-phone calls in US, Canada

2006-05-15 - Spitzer Spies Remnants of a Shy Star

2006-05-15 - Multifunctional Gold Nanoparticles Show Promise in Combination Therapy

2006-05-15 - BBC interviews cabbie on media policy

2006-05-15 - Sandia-developed dielectric thin films enable low-breakdown voltage antifuses

2006-05-15 - Global warming may have damaged coral reefs forever

2006-05-15 - Carbon fullerenes now have metallic cousins, 'hollow golden cages'

2006-05-15 - Broadband seen feeling O2 heat soon

2006-05-15 - Bill tackles so-called new piracy frontier

2006-05-16 - Conjoined N.D. twins' condition upgraded

2006-05-16 - Work healthier for moms than home

2006-05-16 - U.S. agency: Calif. 'ghost ships' are safe

2006-05-16 - Physicists: Here's how Beckham bends it

2006-05-16 - IBM breakthrough multiplies the amount of data that can be stored on tapes

2006-05-16 - Online search giant Yahoo revamps its popular web site

2006-05-16 - 20-Year-Old High-Temperature Superconductivity Theory Verified

2006-05-16 - Plants tell caterpillars when it's safe to forage

2006-05-16 - East Coast most likely hurricane target

2006-05-16 - ProCurve Networking by HP Delivers Secure, Unified Wired and Wireless Network

2006-05-16 - Study applies neutrons to study hydrogen transfer in biological systems

2006-05-16 - Online poker targeted by cyber criminals

2006-05-16 - New U.S. guidelines aim to boost awareness

2006-05-16 - In Brief: BellSouth denies having NSA contract

2006-05-16 - Apple unveils latest Intel Core Duo MacBook notebook

2006-05-16 - Nano World: Blood-compatible nanomaterial

2006-05-16 - Japan falls behind in chip manufacturing

2006-05-16 - Rain-deprived Britain limits water use

2006-05-16 - Flash memory gets boost from x4 technology

2006-05-16 - In Brief: Discovery to sell shows on iTunes

2006-05-16 - Most Britons escape 'Iraq war syndrome'

2006-05-16 - Sony to market world's first Blu-ray drive PCs

2006-05-16 - Team revamps energy system for fuel-efficiency

2006-05-16 - Use Chemistry To Tap Solar Power, Professor Says

2006-05-16 - NASA Releases DART Accident Report Summary

2006-05-16 - NASA Looks at Hurricane Cloud Tops for Windy Clues

2006-05-16 - Nanotube bundles could be used as motors for nanodevices

2006-05-16 - Study may lead to novel HIV treatment

2006-05-16 - In Brief: Orange tests Paris wireless broadband

2006-05-16 - MTV to debut music download service URGE

2006-05-16 - Atmel, Wavesat collaborate on WiMax PCI

2006-05-16 - Well-preserved 5th century mummy discovered in Peru

2006-05-16 - Millions of US coastal residents not taking hurricane threat seriously: poll

2006-05-16 - Discovery to move to its launch pad

2006-05-16 - Frequent tanners may be addicted

2006-05-18 - ExoMars rover concept is a star attraction at ILA2006 Space Pavilion

2006-05-18 - Ready, set, mutate... and may the best microbe win

2006-05-18 - Sanyo Epson Develops High-Resolution LCDs That Produce Clear Images from Any Angle

2006-05-18 - Clocking events at the nanoscale

2006-05-18 - NASA Set to Launch Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 2008

2006-05-18 - 'Extreme Physics' Observatory Prepares for Flight

2006-05-18 - Astronomers Use Innovative Technique to Find Extrasolar Planet

2006-05-18 - Flagship model of 15-kHz-linewidth CW Ti:Sapphire laser by Tekhnoscan

2006-05-18 - Heidelberg Instruments to support micro optics research at the University of Erlangen

2006-05-18 - PTC Re-settable Circuit Protection

2006-05-18 - Silicon Hive announces Moustique-IC2 processor core to enable high-quality images on camera phones

2006-05-18 - Lever-amplified Nanopositioning Actuators With Precision Guides

2006-05-18 - Nationwide Physics Sample Test

2006-05-18 - Nanotecture awarded DTI grant for Nano-porous Active Cathodes for Primary Lithium Batteries

2006-05-18 - Quantum gases in 3D

2006-05-18 - LEDs move into the ultraviolet

2006-05-18 - New laser technique that strips hydrogen from silicon surfaces

2006-05-18 - Gold nanoparticles could improve antisense cancer drugs

2006-05-18 - Using satellite observations to study photosynthetic trends

2006-05-18 - Magnetic fields go to the maximum

2006-05-18 - 'Da Vinci Code' protestors organize online

2006-05-18 - Scientists find on-off cell switch in eye

2006-05-18 - Body language difficult for schizophrenic

2006-05-18 - Samsung to Unveil First Commercial Hybrid Hard Disk Prototype for Windows Vista

2006-05-18 - In Brief: Drinking water fund tops $9 billion

2006-05-18 - Heal thyself: Systems biology model reveals how cells avoid becoming cancerous

2006-05-18 - MAGIC discovers variable very high energy gamma-ray emission from a microquasar

2006-05-18 - New century of thirst for world's mountains

2006-05-18 - New Super-Efficient Plug-in Hybrid Unveiled

2006-05-18 - US State Department pulls China-made PCs from secure networks

2006-05-18 - One billion people have Internet access

2006-05-19 - Robot carries out operation by itself

2006-05-19 - Gov't wants to trash stored egg powder

2006-05-19 - Broadband Report: Urge opens

2006-05-19 - US anti-virus firm claims Microsoft swiped technology

2006-05-19 - Discovery of human 'Hobbit' species in Indonesia contested

2006-05-19 - Herpes on the rise in Australia

2006-05-19 - Lumics offers 1550nm fiber laser for LIDAR

2006-05-19 - Jet cleaning device makes light work of sludge cleaning

2006-05-19 - Dr. Troy Hammond to address the House of Representatives Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality

2006-05-19 - Harvard team takes major step toward high volume production of Quantum

2006-05-19 - Dell shakes up tech sector with AMD switch

2006-05-19 - Nanotube membranes open possibilities for cheaper desalinization

2006-05-19 - ESA's New Camera Follows Disintegration of 73P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 3 Comet

2006-05-19 - Computer IDs problematic on networks

2006-05-19 - Wireless World: Never lost at sea

2006-05-19 - Apple sues Creative Technologies

2006-05-19 - Known smoking dangers said no defense

2006-05-19 - China to deploy wireless along rail lines

2006-05-19 - Ministers to initial ITER agreement in Brussels

2006-05-19 - ESA`s Cluster flies through Earth`s electrical switch

2006-05-19 - Change of focus for liquid crystals

2006-05-19 - Physicists detail Earthshine's role in planet hunting and climate variables

2006-05-19 - Scientists watching asteroid's path

2006-05-19 - In Brief: Insight suspends Midwest broadband upgrade

2006-05-19 - In Brief: Computer virus shield mimics immune system

2006-05-19 - In Brief: Telecom N.Z. to preview mobile PC

2006-05-19 - Globe Talk: Money power vs. the NSA

2006-05-19 - Two get jail time for music piracy

2006-05-19 - Algorithms put to use in oil hunt

2006-05-19 - Nokia E50 business device for mobile professionals

2006-05-19 - Researchers Make Vitamin E Offshoot A Potent Cancer Killer

2006-05-19 - Workers Get Paid More When They Work For Powerful CEOs

2006-05-19 - Researchers use bacteria to reduce uranium to safe levels

2006-05-19 - UQ research opens up new ways of communicating

2006-05-19 - Deal signed on launch of first Malaysian astronaut

2006-05-19 - In Brief: No real evidence of ivory-bill in Arkansas

2006-05-19 - Xinhua China forms digital media company

2006-05-19 - SEC files against former vidgame exec

2006-05-20 - IBM to acquire Rembo Technologies

2006-05-20 - ISS crew adjust body clocks ahead of night-time space walk

2006-05-20 - US shuttle Discovery moves to launchpad

2006-05-20 - China to build six more nuclear reactors in southeast

2006-05-20 - EU rapped over go-slow on high-speed technologies

2006-05-20 - More seek emergency shelter as Indonesian volcano simmers

2006-05-21 - Canada wants Kyoto climate-change deal scrapped: report

2006-05-21 - 15th-century painters' remains exhumed

2006-05-21 - Second wave of mad cow disease possible

2006-05-21 - Video game based on high school massacre triggers outrage

2006-05-21 - China reaches milestone with completion of Three Gorges dam

2006-05-21 - Babies born earlier may risk setbacks

2006-05-21 - In Brief: Hawaii notes flaws in Kauai dams

2006-05-21 - Scientists say they have cleared technical hurdle in fusion research

2006-05-21 - Typhoon kills 37 Vietnamese sailors, China rescues 330

2006-05-21 - Limitations of human visual system hinders goalkeepers from predicting free kicks

2006-05-22 - KDDI to launch Sony Walkman phone in Japan

2006-05-22 - Scientists take on the crystal maze

2006-05-22 - Chasing Tornado Data to Engineer Better Buildings

2006-05-22 - First pictures from the map of the universe mission

2006-05-22 - Hurricanes: Category 6 listing possible

2006-05-22 - Physics can improve your football

2006-05-22 - Embedded software made simpler yet more powerful

2006-05-22 - The vicious cycle of rainforest destruction

2006-05-22 - Microsoft, Lenovo launch 'pay as you go' computer

2006-05-22 - US chip probe spreads to Mitsubishi Electric

2006-05-22 - US experts predict another 'active' hurricane season

2006-05-22 - The Mathematical Structure of Terrorism

2006-05-22 - Research highlights how bacteria produce energy

2006-05-22 - Thin Colorado snowpack reported again

2006-05-22 - New virus identified on Yahoo! Messenger

2006-05-22 - Einstein papers to go on sale in London

2006-05-22 - Dog to be world's first whale poop expert

2006-05-22 - Networking: Small firms struggling

2006-05-22 - 'Wireless home' becomes a reality

2006-05-22 - In Brief: Netgear ships 802.11n ADSL2-plus router

2006-05-22 - In Brief: Silk building 720 Gbs network in Australia

2006-05-22 - In Brief: AT&T reports expanded Euro WiFi capability

2006-05-22 - Personal data stolen on millions of US veterans

2006-05-22 - 'Google hacking' attacks rising

2006-05-22 - How satellite tracking revealed the migratory mysteries of endangered Atlantic loggerhead turtles

2006-05-22 - Astrophysicists Discover 'Compact Jets' From Neutron Star

2006-05-22 - High-performance computing aids calculations of combustion kinetics

2006-05-22 - Here comes the sun: New solutions for world's energy woes

2006-05-22 - MIT revamps energy system for more fuel-efficient cars

2006-05-22 - Motorola, Verizon Wireless Announce MOTO Q

2006-05-22 - World to be even hotter by century's end

2006-05-22 - Study warns of cleaning product risks

2006-05-22 - Net Neutrality lives on in Congress

2006-05-22 - Undersea channels might aid oil recovery

2006-05-22 - Research suggests multiple 'body clocks'

2006-05-22 - New Approaches Target Nanoparticles to Cancer Cells

2006-05-22 - Advertisers in Cannes using digital signs

2006-05-22 - AT&T documents released in NSA allegation

2006-05-22 - New trojan detected for Microsoft Word

2006-05-22 - Dinosaur named after Hogwarts School

2006-05-22 - NASA names new management administrator

2006-05-22 - New bill to enhance patent litigation

2006-05-22 - In Brief: Gold nanoparticles might fight cancer

2006-05-23 - Researchers Release Draft Final Report on New Orleans Levees

2006-05-23 - MIT 'seeing machine' offers hope to blind

2006-05-23 - HP, Dell win Israeli government tender

2006-05-23 - Survey: U.S. retailers slow to adopt RFID

2006-05-23 - In Brief: .eu fast becoming popular domain name

2006-05-23 - New Clues to Limb Formation (and Loss) in Some Sea Mammals

2006-05-23 - South Korean antitrust body rejects Microsoft appeal for review

2006-05-23 - Caesarean births could harm mother and baby: study

2006-05-23 - Scientists Restore Sight to Chickens with Blinding Disease

2006-05-23 - Researchers Invent Way to Mass Produce Microscopic Plastic Components

2006-05-23 - Hubble Captures a 'Five-Star' Rated Gravitational Lens

2006-05-23 - New Foot-Friendly Pavement for Jogging Trails Recycles Tires

2006-05-23 - Sweet success for pioneering hydrogen energy project

2006-05-23 - Carbon-based quantum dots could mean 'greener' technology in medicine, biology

2006-05-23 - US ports vulnerable to devastating earthquake damage

2006-05-23 - Lava tubes on Pavonis Mons

2006-05-23 - Prestigious award for the generation of attosecond pulses

2006-05-23 - 'Mercury sponge' technology goes from lab to market

2006-05-23 - Counting the cost of water

2006-05-23 - Traces of a tsunami in Sweden

2006-05-23 - Physical problems are 1st Alzheimer's sign

2006-05-23 - US school district to punish students for web postings

2006-05-23 - In Brief: Australia said 'close' to Telstra plan

2006-05-23 - In Brief: F-Secure wins India Exatt security deal

2006-05-23 - Nano World: Nano-loaded wireless sensors

2006-05-23 - Google leads in search, trails elsewhere

2006-05-23 - .mobi registration kicks off

2006-05-23 - In Brief: AT&T reports expanded Euro WiFi capability

2006-05-23 - Latest weapons in spam battle are images

2006-05-23 - ESA announces new Earth Explorer missions

2006-05-23 - A Quantum CPU: the Pentium Q?

2006-05-23 - Gene expression becomes heterogeneous with age in humans and rats

2006-05-23 - Americans bet 4 billion dollars online despite ban

2006-05-23 - Strained silicon carries light for cheaper commercial electronics

2006-05-23 - Hard-nosed Advice to Lunar Prospectors

2006-05-23 - Surviving the Tough Life

2006-05-23 - Samsung Launches World's First PCs with NAND Flash-based Solid State Disk

2006-05-23 - Intel's Core Microarchitecture Sets New Records in Performance and Energy Efficiency

2006-05-23 - Children's sex affects parents' marital status

2006-05-23 - Nike introduces iPod Sport Kit

2006-05-23 - Controversy surrounds British water plant

2006-05-23 - Florida turtle eggs may have been buried

2006-05-23 - AT&T's NSA legal woes continue to grow

2006-05-23 - Great Lakes invasive species studied

2006-05-23 - Robotic joystick reveals how brain controls movement

2006-05-23 - How Did Continents Split? Geology Study Shows New Picture

2006-05-23 - Is danger of identity theft overblown?

2006-05-23 - When it comes to privacy, gender matters

2006-05-23 - If all drivers were polite, they would get where they're going faster

2006-05-23 - Study shows unhealthy bacteria in Southern California beach sand

2006-05-23 - Genetic tug of war determines gender

2006-05-23 - Satellites track Caspian Sea sturgeon

2006-05-24 - Seven partners launch revolutionary ITER nuclear project

2006-05-24 - US hybrid vehicle sales cooling despite high gasoline prices

2006-05-24 - In Brief: NASA announces June 1 ISS spacewalk

2006-05-24 - WHO not ruling out human bird flu jump

2006-05-24 - Microsoft's Ballmer hints at possible further Vista delay

2006-05-24 - Cure for reading glasses may be in view

2006-05-24 - ESA's SOHO will lead a fleet of solar observatories

2006-05-24 - In Brief: China Mobile to acquire Millicom

2006-05-24 - In Brief: Britain looks to expand mobile broadband

2006-05-24 - Using Nanotechnology to Preserve Wood

2006-05-24 - Silver clusters go magnetic

2006-05-24 - The Web: IPTV in 10 percent of homes soon?

2006-05-24 - Teen cell phone use tied to unhappiness

2006-05-24 - Chicago plan would pay for 'green roofs'

2006-05-24 - New analysis of networks reveals surprise patterns in politics

2006-05-24 - New Orleans faces 3-in-10 chance of hurricane winds

2006-05-24 - Survival of the selfless - scientists find cheats don't always prosper

2006-05-24 - World fire maps now available online in near-real time

2006-05-24 - First Coral Species Listed as Threatened

2006-05-24 - Satellite Remote-Sensing Method Hatches New Cell-Analysis System

2006-05-24 - New algorithms may help merging traffic

2006-05-24 - Many U.S. states not ready for pandemic

2006-05-24 - Bullfrogs may be deadly fungus carriers

2006-05-24 - Report: China Telecom 3G net nearly ready

2006-05-24 - Nike running shoe synchronized to iPod music players

2006-05-24 - Amateur astronomers prove their mettle

2006-05-24 - Inexpensive Detector Sees the Invisible, In Color

2006-05-24 - Novel magnetic semiconductor puts new spin on electronics

2006-05-24 - Tiny, self-powered sensor for future hydrogen economy

2006-05-24 - Young U.S. adults may lack health coverage

2006-05-24 - Scientists identify molecule that links both sides of the brain

2006-05-24 - Researchers make hurricane predictions more accurate

2006-05-24 - Super-sizing your food takes hidden toll on pocketbook

2006-05-24 - ATR, Honda Develop New Brain-Machine Interface

2006-05-24 - Study: Women at least as violent as men

2006-05-24 - Study: Names can cause discrimination

2006-05-24 - Microsoft partners with NEC in patent deal

2006-05-24 - Study: parents choose limited TV time

2006-05-24 - Intel invests more in overseas ventures

2006-05-24 - Lobsters Avoid Virus by Detecting Illness in Their Own Kind

2006-05-24 - Toshiba To Launch 2GB miniSD Memory Card For Cell Phones

2006-05-24 - Super plants may fight African hunger

2006-05-24 - Invention IDs Computer Users By Typing Patterns

2006-05-25 - New York faces threat of a major hurricane, US expert says

2006-05-25 - Women's fat tied to insufficient sleep

2006-05-25 - Research shows crowds do influence refs

2006-05-25 - Nuclear power: safe, inexpensive and environmentally-friendly, says Bush

2006-05-25 - New Tools for a Nanotechnology Workshop

2006-05-25 - Croatia apologizes to Tesla for not recognizing his talent

2006-05-25 - In Brief: Orange offers free U.K. broadband

2006-05-25 - IBM security suite sniffs out scammers

2006-05-25 - On-line cinema library unveiled at Cannes

2006-05-25 - Yahoo, eBay sign partnership on advertising

2006-05-25 - Company unveils new translation software

2006-05-25 - In Brief: Intel opens computer clubhouse in Atlanta

2006-05-25 - Israeli police probe hi-tech info theft

2006-05-25 - Lambda Research Announces the Release of OSLO® 6.4 for Windows® and Linux platforms

2006-05-25 - ASD, Inc. and Dynea Sign Formal Strategic Co-Marketing Agreement

2006-05-25 - Handheld Video / Audio data capture device

2006-05-25 - High performance IR camera to suit the most demanding users

2006-05-25 - Eyeballs vs Footballs: The Final

2006-05-25 - UV/RTV Dual Cure Silicone Polymer System

2006-05-25 - High Performance Optics for the Nuclear Industry

2006-05-25 - Study: Foxes can't outfox coyotes

2006-05-25 - Nuke plant must clean up radioactive water

2006-05-25 - Scientists find exception to Mendel's law

2006-05-25 - Study: Ring ouzel is global warming victim

2006-05-25 - In Brief: NuVisions WiFi expanded in New York City

2006-05-25 - IEEE-USA President urges action on adoption of 'new internet'

2006-05-25 - Similarities in Sun`s Effects on Earth and Mars

2006-05-25 - In Brief: India regulators mull 3G recommendations

2006-05-25 - Controversial rhythm method study revealed

2006-05-25 - Panasonic Develops VCSEL Laser with Surface Plasmon Mirrors

2006-05-25 - NSA datamining pushes tech envelope

2006-05-25 - Vonage IPO points to VoIP weaknesses

2006-05-25 - Text messaging partners mobile and TV

2006-05-25 - Heavy ions feel the squeeze

2006-05-25 - Growing Glowing Nanowires to Light Up the Nanoworld

2006-05-25 - Researchers explore using nanotubes as minuscule metalworking tools

2006-05-25 - Boaters beware -- loose crab traps can cause havoc and headaches, UF expert says

2006-05-25 - Theoretical blueprint for invisibility cloak reported

2006-05-25 - The Brain Holds the Keys to Unlock 'Lost' Memories

2006-05-25 - Minerals go 'dark' near Earth's core

2006-05-25 - The tropics may be expanding

2006-05-25 - Net Neutrality lives on in Congress

2006-05-25 - Traffic.com to offer real-time road info

2006-05-25 - 'Black looking' features may affect juries

2006-05-25 - House Judiciary passes Net-neutrality bill

2006-05-25 - Dell agrees to bundle Google software on new PCs

2006-05-25 - Russians harness star power in new battery

2006-05-26 - Chicken-Egg Question Cracked: The Egg Came First

2006-05-26 - In Brief: Chocolate increases cognitive performance

2006-05-26 - River streamflow reconstructed to 1490

2006-05-26 - Obesity concerns result in milk ban

2006-05-26 - PC game industry continues to grow, expand

2006-05-26 - Going where no researcher has gone before

2006-05-26 - Drinking every day chases heart disease away in men only: study

2006-05-26 - Experts discuss MySpace issues

2006-05-26 - In Brief: France Telecom joins China wireless group

2006-05-26 - DNA: Bacteria's survival ration

2006-05-26 - Study urges early emphasis on science

2006-05-26 - Precision weather service tells you exactly when it will rain

2006-05-26 - Mystery shrouds loss of migrant birds

2006-05-26 - Highlands and mare landscapes on the Moon

2006-05-26 - Canon latest to pull out of film cameras

2006-05-26 - Globe Talk: Intel's WiMax push

2006-05-26 - Qualcomm unveils versatile mobile TV chip

2006-05-26 - How to make an object invisible

2006-05-26 - Earth's Ozone Layer: Good News and a Puzzle

2006-05-26 - Gambling bill moves to full House

2006-05-26 - Earthlink to deploy WiFi in New Orleans

2006-05-26 - In Brief: Group sees Taiwan broadband as lagging

2006-05-26 - Wireless World: A marketing malfunction?

2006-05-26 - AIM-enabled version of imstar* released

2006-05-26 - Booming business for call centers

2006-05-26 - China, India winning the piracy war

2006-05-26 - Former Livedoor executives admit to scandal

2006-05-26 - German researchers developing new bird flu vaccine

2006-05-27 - Strategic Russian pipeline to be re-routed 400 kilometres from Baikal

2006-05-27 - Submerged Russian sub launches satellite

2006-05-27 - Kentucky to launch state satellite

2006-05-27 - WHO confirms Indonesian girl died of bird flu

2006-05-27 - Australia might drink recycled waste water

2006-05-27 - 'Net news source protected by California appeals court

2006-05-27 - Ariane 5 rocket launches two satellites into orbit

2006-05-28 - Britain boom market for Internet pornography: report

2006-05-28 - Earthquake jolts northern Philippines, no damage or injuries

2006-05-28 - WHO confirms 35th bird flu death in Indonesia

2006-05-28 - Amnesty launches campaign against online censorship

2006-05-28 - World press chiefs debate how to handle the Internet revolution

2006-05-29 - Hunt for survivors after Indonesia quake kills more than 4,600

2006-05-29 - Dark Energy mystery the focus of UQ galaxyer's study

2006-05-29 - New Orleans again vulnerable as new hurricane season opens

2006-05-29 - Researchers produce images of AIDS virus that may shape vaccine

2006-05-29 - Renewable Raw Materials

2006-05-29 - Study: Tumors inhibit immune system

2006-05-29 - China files case against Intel's wireless network

2006-05-29 - Iran says working on nuclear fusion

2006-05-29 - Microbe labs proposed for California

2006-05-29 - AMD to invest 2.5 bln dlrs in Dresden chip factory

2006-05-29 - Technique speeds up detecting, treating wound bacteria

2006-05-29 - Switzerland wins ownership of its name in cyberspace

2006-05-29 - Pill helps boost abortions in Britain

2006-05-30 - Search for sushi draining Mediterranean's red tuna stocks

2006-05-30 - Interiors of extrasolar planets: A first step

2006-05-30 - Warming Oceans Linked to Global Rise of Cyclone Intensity

2006-05-30 - Nano World: Superior nanowire transistors

2006-05-30 - KT Powertel launched S. Korea BlackBerry

2006-05-30 - HIV infection rate stable for first time ever: UNAIDS

2006-05-30 - Scientists meet in Rome to discuss bird flu mysteries

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