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2006-11-01 - New particles turn up in the US

2006-11-01 - Chemist to Lead Study of Titan's Atmosphere

2006-11-01 - Space Station Crew Fixes Generator

2006-11-01 - Scientist Says Large Coral Disappearing

2006-11-01 - New Aquatic Species Found in Hawaii

2006-11-01 - Scientists: Skull Proves Early Autopsy

2006-11-01 - Hubble to get new lease of life

2006-11-01 - Trying to control pain can be a double-edged sword, say scientists

2006-11-01 - Regular follow-up important during antidepressant treatment

2006-11-01 - Salt intake is strongly associated with obesity

2006-11-01 - First global analysis of sexual behaviour

2006-11-01 - Revealing the mysteries of galaxy formation

2006-11-01 - Radiation increases risk of second primary tumors for childhood survivors

2006-11-01 - Grace under pressure: Researchers analyze the effects of stress on decision-making ability

2006-11-01 - Sony targeted in memory-chip probe

2006-11-01 - Sony warns of PlayStation 3 scams

2006-11-01 - Music publishers say Kazaa deal reached

2006-11-01 - Microbes compete with animals for food by making it stink

2006-11-01 - Light-emitting transistor uses light to transfer an electrical signal

2006-11-01 - Scientists setting dollar value for ecosystem

2006-11-01 - Student's summer software success gets Big Blue buzzing

2006-11-01 - Researchers teach computers how to name images by 'thinking'

2006-11-01 - Apple ITunes Store Opens Latin Section

2006-11-01 - Care Urged With Language Domain Names

2006-11-01 - Heavier Drivers Consume More Fuel

2006-11-01 - Spiders` unspun silk flows easier the faster it is sheared

2006-11-01 - Music therapy may improve schizophrenia symptoms

2006-11-01 - Study reveals religious leader's silent secret

2006-11-01 - Researchers determine why wolves not dispersing as fast as expected in Yellowstone

2006-11-01 - Researchers test antibacterial effects of healing clays

2006-11-01 - Single Molecule Makes Obese Mice Healthy

2006-11-01 - Stress Hormones May Play New Role In Speeding Up Cancer Growth

2006-11-01 - Genetic riddle solved by kangaroo and platypus

2006-11-01 - Composing Music For the Next Generation

2006-11-01 - Researchers to study why dead zone returned to Lake Erie

2006-11-01 - Researchers launch study about losses and gains associated with life events

2006-11-01 - Computer scientists track prediction markets in run-up to US elections

2006-11-01 - Link Between Ovarian Cancer, Vitamin D Status Seen Worldwide

2006-11-01 - Measuring Synthesis Intermediates for Better Materials

2006-11-01 - Execs: AOL Free Strategy Still on Track

2006-11-01 - Scientists see benefits of nanoceria

2006-11-01 - Pfizer drug found with serious side effect

2006-11-01 - Anti-smoking ads lead youths to smoke

2006-11-01 - Anti-cancer virus kills brain cancer cells

2006-11-01 - Laser treatment not effective for AMD

2006-11-01 - Second dengue fever patient dies in Taiwan

2006-11-01 - Physicists study remote quantum networks

2006-11-01 - Fossil Is Missing Link in Elephant Lineage

2006-11-01 - Ancestor of Modern Trees Preserves Record of Ancient Climate Change

2006-11-02 - Scientists Say White House Muzzled Them

2006-11-02 - WHO Blasts Chinese Gov't on Bird Flu

2006-11-02 - Viking-Era Silver Coins Found in Sweden

2006-11-02 - Gray Whale Skeleton Being Reassembled

2006-11-02 - Australian Open to use customised line-call challenges at 2007 event

2006-11-02 - Yahoo starts "green" vehicle website

2006-11-02 - Scientists Spot Mechanism Behind Promising New Sleep Drug

2006-11-02 - Online dating service to use voice chat

2006-11-02 - Ohio company utube.com sues YouTube

2006-11-02 - Cingular to offer 25 XM Radio streams

2006-11-02 - 2 sued for downloading over 1,000 songs

2006-11-02 - Indian outsourcing group to hold tests

2006-11-02 - More sex for mums leads to healthier babies: Study

2006-11-02 - Study: Few check basics on health info

2006-11-02 - EA overhauls game download service

2006-11-02 - Swiss TV-over-broadband service launched

2006-11-02 - 'Macho man' heroes created for war: Historian

2006-11-02 - T-ray breakthrough could make detecting disease far easier

2006-11-02 - China to build satellite navigation system

2006-11-02 - MM-16: Fast and Low Cost Spectroscopic Ellipsometer and Mueller Polarimeter

2006-11-02 - Ultra Pure Wavelength Tunable Light Source

2006-11-02 - Voice Coil Positioning & Scanning Stage Provides 100 nm Resolution, Speed to 240 mm/s

2006-11-02 - KineticSystems New Pentium M-based Slot-0 Controller

2006-11-02 - Thermally Conductive Adhesive has High Temperature Resistant Up to 400°F

2006-11-02 - University Of Ulster Opens Fei Center For Advanced Imaging

2006-11-02 - Intuitive Command & Control software for multi-sensor security networks

2006-11-02 - Supersolid's existence remains in dispute

2006-11-02 - Platinum cages: Liposomes as blueprints for hollow platinum nanospheres

2006-11-02 - Physicists observe new property of matter

2006-11-02 - Rare transit of Mercury

2006-11-02 - A Casimir force for good in MEMS design

2006-11-02 - Using an activated-carbon filtering pitcher significantly reduces chemicals in tap water

2006-11-02 - Chemists make tiny molecular rings with big potential

2006-11-02 - Dopamine used to prompt nerve tissue to regrow

2006-11-02 - Google email goes more mobile

2006-11-02 - Accelerating Loss of Ocean Species Threatens Human Well-Being

2006-11-02 - Quantum coherence possible in incommensurate electronic systems

2006-11-02 - Mechanical 'artificial hearts' can remove need for heart transplant by returning heart to normal

2006-11-02 - Study contributes to research addressing malnutrition and iron deficiency

2006-11-02 - A walk along an interface yields its mobility

2006-11-02 - Pulsating gels could power tiny robots

2006-11-02 - Robotic Boat Geared to Simplify Life for Scientists

2006-11-02 - Funnel in the eye: Signal focusing increases photosensitivity

2006-11-02 - Researchers invent 'flashy' new process to turn soy oil, glucose into hydrogen

2006-11-02 - U of T home to first molecular printer in Canada

2006-11-02 - Next energy technologies may mimic nature

2006-11-02 - Neuron Cell Stickiness May Hold Key to Evolution of the Human Brain

2006-11-02 - Windows Vista for Biz Will Be Out Nov. 30

2006-11-02 - Spanish Court Drops Music Piracy Case

2006-11-02 - Political-Genetic Theory Is Studied

2006-11-02 - Yahoo to Launch Web Site Devoted to Food

2006-11-02 - Chronic stress affects attention by altering neuronal growth in the brain

2006-11-02 - Nantero Announces Routine Use of Nanotubes in Production CMOS Fabs

2006-11-02 - Scientists: New phylum sheds light on ancestor of animals, humans

2006-11-02 - Z machine melts diamond to puddle

2006-11-02 - Icelandic swarms may provide hints on ecosystems

2006-11-02 - Earth: The Lone Pale Blue Dot?

2006-11-02 - VLA Discovers Giant Rings Around Galaxy Cluster

2006-11-02 - Scientists investigate unusual ocean conditions along the U.S. West Coast

2006-11-03 - Keithley Introduces Fast, Flexible Vector Signal Analyzer Model 2810

2006-11-03 - Linux software a computer operating system for the people

2006-11-03 - Wireless Internet hotspots up 47 percent worldwide: survey

2006-11-03 - Seafood off human diet by 2048: study on ocean ills

2006-11-03 - Samsung unveils new MP3 phone

2006-11-03 - Tech rivals Microsoft and Novell form software alliance

2006-11-03 - Britain is becoming 'Big Brother' society: report

2006-11-03 - Lower body temperature can prolong life of mice: study

2006-11-03 - Antiprotons excel at cancer treatment

2006-11-03 - Plan aims to preserve chicken habitat

2006-11-03 - Floating and spiky

2006-11-03 - Beetle feet stick to their promises

2006-11-03 - Your genes may hold key to how sick you get from the flu

2006-11-03 - Link identified between age, cardiovascular disease

2006-11-03 - Mont. Survey: More Bull Trout Spawning

2006-11-03 - Boy gets rare shot of California condor

2006-11-03 - 2005 set greenhouse gas record

2006-11-03 - X-ray Roman statue of Venus

2006-11-03 - Researcher shows that DNA gets kinky easily at the nanoscale

2006-11-03 - Tiny Bug Attacking Hemlock Trees in Ky.

2006-11-03 - Man Posts Sex Offender Photo on MySpace

2006-11-03 - Review: Microsoft improves Web browser

2006-11-03 - Teenagers know about condoms...so why don't they use them?

2006-11-03 - Stem cells engage in dialogue with cells that regulate their future

2006-11-03 - Eight-gigabyte "RED" iPod nano joins Bono's AIDS fight

2006-11-03 - Salt could cool cores of advanced nuclear reactors

2006-11-03 - Canadian Nabbed in Live Web Sex Assault

2006-11-03 - Too little folate may risk colon cancer

2006-11-03 - Jimson weed poisons teens across U.S.

2006-11-03 - Sexual, reproductive health declining

2006-11-03 - ISS crew begins robotics proficiency work

2006-11-03 - Europe warned of cocaine crisis

2006-11-03 - Officials seek cause of reactor shutdown

2006-11-03 - Scientists study worm for nicotine habit

2006-11-03 - Space sunshade might be feasible in global warming emergency

2006-11-04 - NASA postpones first three 2007 shuttle flights

2006-11-04 - Salmonella outbreak traced to tomatoes in US restaurants

2006-11-04 - Receptionist, porter robots make debut at Japanese hospital

2006-11-04 - Grunt and you're out: US gym tells members

2006-11-04 - Australia turns to sunshades, water spray to save Great Barrier Reef

2006-11-06 - Honey, I cooled the planet: Odd ideas in global warming crisis

2006-11-06 - Britons to log on to Christmas Internet shopping boom

2006-11-06 - South African invents 'snappy' condom

2006-11-06 - Silent aircraft readies for take-off

2006-11-06 - Mercury rising: Rare planetary alignment to occur this week

2006-11-06 - Chinese scientists reject claims of new bird flu strain

2006-11-06 - Google in talks with studios to make YouTube a money tree

2006-11-06 - Make or break for Sony as PlayStation 3 finally launches

2006-11-06 - New Techniques Pave Way for Carbon Nanotubes in Electronic Devices

2006-11-06 - Hi-tech the key to boosting oil reserves, say experts

2006-11-06 - India mulls first manned space mission

2006-11-06 - Bio-nanotechnology to kill cancer cells

2006-11-06 - Novel experiment documents evolution of genome in near-real time

2006-11-06 - Learning how nature splits water

2006-11-06 - Bacteria in small sea life yield new way to make potential cancer drugs

2006-11-06 - Discovery could lead to new leukaemia treatments

2006-11-06 - Professor's Bigfoot Research Criticized

2006-11-06 - Google dabbles with brokering newspaper ads

2006-11-06 - Study finds holographic imaging system promising for cancer treatment planning

2006-11-06 - Engineers develop revolutionary nanotech water desalination membrane

2006-11-06 - NRL sensor to measure natural airglow in the upper atmosphere

2006-11-06 - Chronic Jet-Lag Conditions Hasten Death in Aged Mice

2006-11-06 - 'LouseBuster' Instrument Shown to Kill Head Lice

2006-11-06 - Why learning to talk can be difficult

2006-11-06 - A New Approach to Superconducting Memory

2006-11-06 - Award-winning alloys could reduce costs for chemical and petrochemical industries

2006-11-06 - Snap judgments about candidates are the best way to pick winners, study suggests

2006-11-06 - Fossils from ancient sea monster found in Montana

2006-11-06 - Precision Radiation Can Destroy Tumors That Surgery Cannot Reach

2006-11-06 - Nanoparticle Probes Light Up Cancer Cells

2006-11-06 - Scientists Crack Rhino Horn Riddle

2006-11-06 - Green Plants Share Bacterial Toxin

2006-11-06 - BaBar Steadies Omega-minus Spin

2006-11-06 - Pigeons not so bird-brained, says study

2006-11-06 - Part cow, part human embryo bid by British scientists

2006-11-06 - Rare bug caught by Texas fifth-grader

2006-11-06 - Comprehensive model is first to map protein folding at atomic level

2006-11-06 - Early Earth haze may have spurred life, says University of Colorado study

2006-11-06 - New brain-chemistry differences found in depressed women

2006-11-06 - PayPal tempts online shoppers with cash rebates

2006-11-06 - Budget cuts may ax powerful telescopes

2006-11-06 - Japan: China must commit on global warming

2006-11-06 - Lasers not effective against vision loss

2006-11-06 - Bird flu spreads among blood relatives

2006-11-06 - Study questions obesity conclusions

2006-11-06 - British cancer patients buy drugs online

2006-11-06 - Study: Child's tummy may foretell obesity

2006-11-07 - Many Weather Factors Needed for Accurate Climate Change Predictions

2006-11-07 - Scientists Establish Connection Between Life Today and Ancient Changes in Ocean Chemistry

2006-11-07 - Genetically altered AIDS retrovirus has encouraging results

2006-11-07 - Microsoft to Offer Shows on Xbox Live

2006-11-07 - Microsoft Finishes Office 2007 Suite

2006-11-07 - Bridging neurons and electronics with carbon nanotubes

2006-11-07 - Nature's nanomachines harnessed to make drugs

2006-11-07 - Ocean Organisms May be Linked to Cloud Formation

2006-11-07 - Indian Scientists Find Rare Plant

2006-11-07 - Australian Senate OKs Cloning Embryos

2006-11-07 - Chiral liquid splits light by polarization

2006-11-07 - Study finds facial expressions are inherited

2006-11-07 - Montana Trout Moved Because of Wildfire

2006-11-07 - U.N. Health Agency Quizzes Candidates

2006-11-07 - Impulse Optics Introduces Variable Attenuator / Beamsplitter

2006-11-07 - Nobel Prize laureate Gerardus ‘t Hooft appointed editor-in-chief of Foundations of Physics

2006-11-07 - AST Wins Major Order For Neutron Scintillators From Oak Ridge National Laboratory

2006-11-07 - High energy picosecond mode-locked Nd:YAG Lasers

2006-11-07 - NEW - NS1 NanoSpectralyzerâ„¢ for Single-walled Carbon Nanotube Characterisation

2006-11-07 - Optics Training Classes Announced by Optical Engineering Firm Breault Research

2006-11-07 - Next-Generation Optical Design Software-Released by Optical Engineering Firm Breault Research

2006-11-07 - SEC Chief Suggests Blogs for Disclosures

2006-11-07 - Adobe Gives Mozilla Some Computer Code

2006-11-07 - Yahoo Brings More Imagery to Mobile Ads

2006-11-07 - MySpace to Go to Asia in Joint Venture

2006-11-07 - Targeted irradiation: A new weapon against HIV?

2006-11-07 - Cut from different cloth

2006-11-07 - New Technology to Boost Coral Reef Conservation

2006-11-07 - IBM Touts Smart Surveillance System

2006-11-07 - Male contraception: One door opens, another closes

2006-11-07 - Bones at the nanoscale

2006-11-07 - Experts: Global Warming Threatens Ruins

2006-11-07 - Expert says Australian drought is 'worst in 1,000 years'

2006-11-07 - Dolphin May Have 'Remains' of Legs

2006-11-07 - 17,000 Kids Hurt on School Bus Each Year

2006-11-07 - Skin Patches Instead of Shots?

2006-11-07 - First HIV Gene Therapy Test Encouraging

2006-11-07 - Bizarre Lunar Orbits

2006-11-07 - New research explores how pigeons make joint navigational decisions when travelling together

2006-11-07 - Two nerve cells in direct contact

2006-11-07 - An old discovery could boost ethanol production from plant fiber

2006-11-07 - Researchers develop novel method for treatment of sickle cell disease

2006-11-07 - Water: More Valuable than Diamonds

2006-11-07 - Cold War caper revisted

2006-11-07 - Google could be 'gagged' by new laws: expert

2006-11-07 - Samsung Reveals the Latest in Mobile Convergence Devices Ready for Mobile WiMAX Technology

2006-11-07 - Antioxidants: New Kid On The Block For Pain Relief?

2006-11-07 - Novel approach to detoxifying cancer drugs

2006-11-07 - Study: First Europeans lived in Italy

2006-11-07 - Children show preference for lucky people

2006-11-07 - Calif. developers settle asbestos claim

2006-11-07 - Gene linked with mental illness is studied

2006-11-07 - Russia, China to launch space observatory

2006-11-07 - U.S. officials hunt Medicare fraud

2006-11-07 - China to surpass U.S. emissions levels

2006-11-07 - Defective gene may cause heart arrhythmia

2006-11-07 - Toddlers learn about life through pictures

2006-11-07 - Researcher: Electricity improves memory

2006-11-07 - Scientists study children's TV habits

2006-11-07 - Anti-Inflammatory Drug Reduces Nerve Death in Mouse Model of Parkinson's Disease

2006-11-07 - Scientists use gene therapy to improve memory and learning in animals

2006-11-07 - Barbados Faces Invasion by Giant Snails

2006-11-07 - 'Couchsurfing' Travel Takes Off on Web

2006-11-08 - Computer glitches, breakdowns mar vote in several US states

2006-11-08 - Technology battle on to channel films to homes and hands

2006-11-08 - Halt ordered to Yosemite construction

2006-11-08 - Supreme Court to Consider Abortion Issue

2006-11-08 - 13 Nations Denounced for Web Censorship

2006-11-08 - New sequential decision making model could be key to artificial intelligence

2006-11-08 - New research reveals hidden earthquake trouble spots

2006-11-08 - Novel Scan lens enhances resolution of high powered laser

2006-11-08 - SOI technology extends operating life of melt pressure sensors for plastic extrusion machines

2006-11-08 - optical lens(mainly used by laser) from China!

2006-11-08 - A leading edge camera for molecules

2006-11-08 - Moon's escaping gasses expose fresh surface

2006-11-08 - Free-electron laser shines at over 14 kilowatts in the infrared

2006-11-08 - Tarantula venom and chili peppers target same pain sensor

2006-11-08 - Himalayan megaquakes powered by elastic energy in Tibetan plateau

2006-11-08 - Sound science behind glowing sugar

2006-11-08 - Microsoft to Offer Live Search in India

2006-11-08 - Beijing Issues 1 Dog Per Family Rule

2006-11-08 - Gorillas harbour AIDS-like virus, says study

2006-11-08 - High sugar intake increases risk of pancreatic cancer: study

2006-11-08 - Dell rolls out power-saving, simplified computers for businesses

2006-11-08 - Volcanic eruptions found to poke holes in ozone layer

2006-11-08 - Economist shows good fences do make good neighbors

2006-11-08 - Scientists study insect 'egg police'

2006-11-08 - French scientists build virus from DNA

2006-11-08 - Research vaccine prevents cancer in mice

2006-11-08 - Nanoparticle shows promise in reducing radiation side effects

2006-11-08 - Mild hurricane season considered over

2006-11-08 - Industrial chemicals hurt developing brain

2006-11-08 - Retinal transplants may help restore sight

2006-11-08 - Stanford robot learns to grasp everyday chores

2006-11-08 - Microsoft's Vista operating system ready for the world

2006-11-08 - Scientists discover way to block growth of prostate cancer cells

2006-11-08 - Printable biofuel cell developed in Finland

2006-11-08 - Research says massage may help infants sleep more, cry less and be less stressed

2006-11-08 - A better way of lubricating human joints and implants

2006-11-08 - Gene therapy inhibits epilepsy in animals

2006-11-08 - Nobel laureate has 1 billion tree plan

2006-11-08 - Study shows pregnant blue crabs at risk

2006-11-08 - Gene therapy used to improve memory

2006-11-08 - Los Angeles eyes action against hospitals

2006-11-08 - Plant study may lead to Chlamydia cure

2006-11-08 - New androgen prostate cancer pathway found

2006-11-09 - Diode pumped short pulse q-switched lasers for material processing

2006-11-09 - Quantized heat conduction by photons observed

2006-11-09 - Astronomers' Treat: Mercury Crosses Sun

2006-11-09 - Woman Regains Voice After Nearly 3 Years

2006-11-09 - Scientists Hope Bodies Can Fight Cancer

2006-11-09 - Single-photon source may meet the needs of quantum communication systems

2006-11-09 - Organization Launches Certification Plan

2006-11-09 - Environmentalists Warn of Shark Troubles

2006-11-09 - Intel to Package Tools for Collaboration

2006-11-09 - Google Checkout Waives Fees for Holidays

2006-11-09 - Microsoft and Universal Make Zune Deal

2006-11-09 - More College Students Taking Web Courses

2006-11-09 - Helio Launches Buddy Tracking Service

2006-11-09 - Stuff of life descended from hazy skies

2006-11-09 - EU Warns of Obesity Crisis

2006-11-09 - 11M Bottles of Acetaminophen Recalled

2006-11-09 - Russia, China Plan Joint Space Projects

2006-11-09 - Shuttle Discovery Moved to Launch Pad

2006-11-09 - Happy birthday, Venus Express!

2006-11-09 - FSU's Magnet Lab Researchers Deciphering Flu Virus

2006-11-09 - Pacific Ocean gives birth to new volcanic island: eyewitnesses

2006-11-09 - Year-End Computer Glitch Worries NASA

2006-11-09 - Nature's process for nitrogen fixation caught in action

2006-11-09 - 'Air shower' set to cut water use by 30 percent

2006-11-09 - Selecting life: Scientists find new way to search for origin of life

2006-11-09 - Breaking the nanometer barrier in X-ray microscopy

2006-11-09 - A Buffet for Early Human Relatives

2006-11-09 - 'Nanorust' cleans arsenic from drinking water

2006-11-09 - Cassini Sees Into the Eye of a Monster Storm on Saturn

2006-11-09 - How to catch a mosquito

2006-11-09 - Yahoo, Linksys roll out phone that can call Internet

2006-11-09 - Sea urchin genome could shed light on human disease

2006-11-09 - Manmade protein shows promise for cancer, macular degeneration

2006-11-09 - Children`s Belly Fat Increases More Than 65 Percent Since 1990s

2006-11-09 - Portable, solar-powered tag readers could improve traffic management

2006-11-09 - Lewis and Clark data show narrower, more flood-prone River

2006-11-09 - Sensor networks protect containers, navigate robots

2006-11-09 - More human-Neandertal mixing evidence uncovered

2006-11-09 - Next generation imaging detectors could enhance space missions

2006-11-09 - Forensic statisticians hunting for hidden messages

2006-11-09 - Memories: It's all in the packaging, scientists say

2006-11-09 - Growth of spinal nerves is improved

2006-11-09 - Novel audio telescope heeds call of the wild... birds

2006-11-09 - Making robotic movement of goods more 'pallet-able'

2006-11-09 - 'Tornadoes' are transferred from light to sodium atoms

2006-11-09 - NSAID increases liver damage in mice carrying mutant human gene

2006-11-09 - Firstborns -- under the right circumstances -- more likely to be creative

2006-11-09 - Studies look at how genes affect antipsychotic drug response

2006-11-09 - Government awards hydrogen engine contract

2006-11-09 - Russia raises space tourist tab to $21m

2006-11-09 - EU set for purchase of more carbon units

2006-11-09 - Expert Says Oceans Are Turning Acidic

2006-11-09 - Exhibit Shows Earth As Seen From Space

2006-11-09 - Study: Spam more annoying than direct mail

2006-11-09 - Roman artifacts found in Swedish graves

2006-11-09 - New Strategies to Fight Melanoma Tested

2006-11-09 - Cell Phone Companies Tout Strong Gains

2006-11-09 - Customers to Shop by Image on Web Site

2006-11-09 - El Nino Expected to Continue Into 2007

2006-11-10 - 1 of 2 Formerly Conjoined Twins Released

2006-11-10 - U.S. Settles Case Against BetOnSports

2006-11-10 - Scientists to Study Hurricane Forecasts

2006-11-10 - Swede to Put Moose Meat on Space Menu

2006-11-10 - Aquarium Conducts Exam on Whale Sharks

2006-11-10 - Boxer Pledges Shift on Global Warming

2006-11-10 - Moon’s surface is alive and gassing

2006-11-10 - China rejects bird flu accusations

2006-11-10 - Intel to build its largest chip assembly and test plant in Vietnam

2006-11-10 - High blood-glucose levels kill three million people a year: study

2006-11-10 - China issues new regulation to stem fraud among scientists

2006-11-10 - Google for a diagnosis -- the latest medical tool

2006-11-10 - New A's Ballpark to Be High Tech

2006-11-10 - New global analysis shows 400 percent increase in carbon dioxide emissions growth

2006-11-10 - Scientists Discover Plants Lend Clues to Chlamydia Cure

2006-11-10 - Scientists design a PSA-activated protoxin that kills prostate cancer

2006-11-10 - Raiding for women in the pre-Hispanic Southwest?

2006-11-10 - Cloudy day won't rain on laser communications

2006-11-10 - One signal elicits thousands of answers

2006-11-10 - Firefighters higher risk for some cancers

2006-11-10 - Uterus transplant procedure approved

2006-11-10 - Please Exhale: Quick and Easy Breath Analysis

2006-11-10 - Spin measured without destruction

2006-11-10 - Critics Say U.N. Climate Talks Lagging

2006-11-10 - Study: High blood sugar a killer

2006-11-10 - Treatments exist for women allergic to sex

2006-11-10 - More gator complaints may mean rule change

2006-11-10 - Mass. group wants vote on health question

2006-11-10 - Peatlands disappearance of concern

2006-11-10 - Study: Healthy living boosts economy

2006-11-10 - Mysterious 'Neural Noise' Actually Primes Brain for Peak Performance

2006-11-10 - Study: Crystal removes arsenic cheaply

2006-11-10 - Drug-resistant TB on rise in Africa

2006-11-10 - Next flu pandemic: What to do until the vaccine arrives?

2006-11-10 - British Scientists Build a Model Gut

2006-11-10 - Manatees May Be Smarter Than We Think

2006-11-10 - More than half of European households plug into Internet: EU

2006-11-10 - Long Process Leads to Short Vista Sound

2006-11-10 - Motorola Buys Mobile Software Maker

2006-11-11 - HIV Patients Live Years After Diagnosis

2006-11-11 - NASA Tries to Regain Contact With Probe

2006-11-11 - PlayStation 3 Makes Debut in Japan

2006-11-11 - Researchers Discover How Brain Protein Might Control Memory

2006-11-11 - Nanodiamonds Help Replace Toxic Chromium Coatings

2006-11-12 - Zune MP3 player has a lot of catching up to do

2006-11-12 - Kick from caffeine jumpstarts energy drink market

2006-11-12 - Brazilian Woman Survives 6 Shots to Head

2006-11-12 - Venice Mayor: Flood Barriers a Mistake

2006-11-13 - Fashion crossover at Spanish technology fair

2006-11-13 - Study: Waltzing Helps Mend Hearts

2006-11-13 - Ex-MTV Execs Create Hip Internet Shows

2006-11-13 - Web Companies Renting Vacation Homes

2006-11-13 - Sun Makes Java Tech. Open-Source Project

2006-11-13 - Diabetes epidemic could wipe out indigenous peoples: experts

2006-11-13 - Scientists claim world first with 'virtual' sheep genome

2006-11-13 - Aussie scientists help air guitarists rock for real

2006-11-13 - Plants halt shifting sands

2006-11-13 - DESY's FLASH illuminates the nano-world

2006-11-13 - Sperm proteome gives 'tantalising glimpse' towards the origin of sex

2006-11-13 - Lesser Flamingos Find Refuge at Kenyan Lake

2006-11-13 - High-tech spectroscopy may be used to monitor neuropsychiatric symptoms

2006-11-13 - Cheaper Color Printing by Harnessing Ben Franklin's Electrostatic Forces

2006-11-13 - Scientists capture nanoscale images with short and intense X-ray laser

2006-11-13 - A medical micropump

2006-11-13 - Three-dimensional polymer with unusual magnetism

2006-11-13 - Heavy smoking cuts women`s chance of pregnancy - even with donated oocytes

2006-11-13 - Two drugs may stabilize plaques in atherosclerosis

2006-11-13 - No more space for space as tickets sell out

2006-11-13 - Fatigue in women is reduced in stress-related cortisol study

2006-11-13 - Tamiflu May Get 'Abnormal Behavior' Label

2006-11-13 - Japan Confirms 30th Mad Cow Case

2006-11-13 - Report to Offer Climate Change Evidence

2006-11-13 - Even more people should benefit from statins, say Oxford researchers

2006-11-13 - SimCity for real

2006-11-13 - Researchers developing molecular delivery vehicles for genetic therapies

2006-11-13 - Scientists design simple dipstick test for cocaine, other drugs

2006-11-13 - Opposites do not attract

2006-11-13 - A company's reputation is what gets fried when its books get cooked

2006-11-13 - Phosphorus Found to Be Another Culprit in Gulf of Mexico's 'Dead Zone'

2006-11-13 - Start from Frozen and Treat Turkey to a Rest Before Carving

2006-11-13 - Single-Dose Drug-Loaded Dendrimer Cures Mice of Colon Cancer

2006-11-13 - Health Care Costs Could Jump 10 Percent

2006-11-13 - Kavli Strives to Leave Mark on Science

2006-11-13 - Hospital study accused of stealing data

2006-11-13 - Harvard seeks to tap soul of leadership

2006-11-13 - Middle age no picnic for women

2006-11-13 - Teaching captive gorillas the ropes

2006-11-13 - Cows may come home to Calif. preserves

2006-11-13 - Contact lenses check blood sugar

2006-11-13 - Study: Anger could be deadly for some

2006-11-13 - Test could help prevent arthritis

2006-11-13 - Scientists Explore Function of 'Junk DNA'

2006-11-13 - High Resolution 4Pi Microscopy Reaches the Nucleus

2006-11-13 - Mars Global Surveyor lost in space

2006-11-13 - Researchers discover way to see how a drug attaches to a cell

2006-11-13 - Snail toxins reveal novel way to fight severe nerve pain

2006-11-13 - Ancient Parasites Show that Cleanliness May Have Been Next to Sickliness

2006-11-13 - Early Roman Shipwreck Carried Fish Sauce

2006-11-13 - CompUSA to Offer Early Sales of Vista

2006-11-13 - CDC Urges More People to Get Flu Shots

2006-11-13 - Geneticists Aim to Unravel Where Chimp and Human Brains Diverge

2006-11-13 - Red Meat May Raise Breast Cancer Risk

2006-11-13 - Study: Forest Trees Up in Some Nations

2006-11-13 - Sweden Tops Climate Change List

2006-11-13 - Shuttle Crew Prepares for Dec. Launch

2006-11-13 - Indiana Researchers Track Tiny Owls

2006-11-13 - Roman Coins Found at Netherlands Dig

2006-11-13 - Radio Transmitters Used on Fla. Pythons

2006-11-13 - Qualcomm Not Optimistic About Nokia Deal

2006-11-14 - PlayStation 3 has problems playing old games

2006-11-14 - Google Earth maps history

2006-11-14 - Survey: British girls have sex earlier

2006-11-14 - Beijing bans red-yolk duck eggs

2006-11-14 - Scientists Study Genes, Severe Injuries

2006-11-14 - Student Says His Drug Test Is Foolproof

2006-11-14 - TiVo to Expand Internet-Based Content

2006-11-14 - Startup Offers Cell Phone Mapping Service

2006-11-14 - Intel Rolls Out Quad-Core Processors

2006-11-14 - Solar power to heat water for Olympic athletes

2006-11-14 - Climbing plants get wrapped up

2006-11-14 - The microscopic hitchhikers' guide to the Galaxy

2006-11-14 - Charting New Nanomemory

2006-11-14 - Want to Live to a Healthy 85? Stay Trim

2006-11-14 - Aussie Shifts Position on Carbon Trading

2006-11-14 - U.N.: China Faces Pollution Challenges

2006-11-14 - EU Parliament Backs Plans to Ban Mercury

2006-11-14 - Motorola to Buy Netopia for $208M

2006-11-14 - Organic micro-sensors provide quick, convenient medical diagnostics at home

2006-11-14 - FDA Subjects Antibiotic to New Scrutiny

2006-11-14 - Global strategy for investigating Earth's geodynamics emerges from international collaboration

2006-11-14 - Proteins may behave differently in natural environments

2006-11-14 - To Prevent Airport Terror Strengthen Screening of All Travelers

2006-11-14 - New way to combat cancer

2006-11-14 - NASA Nanotechnology Comes to Market

2006-11-14 - Scientists use pixels to ease amputees' pain

2006-11-14 - COROT and the new chapter of planetary searches

2006-11-14 - Lab-on-a-chip could speed up treatment of drug-resistant pneumonia

2006-11-14 - Wielding the subtle weapons of a fungus

2006-11-14 - Return of the Leonids

2006-11-14 - Games players get a better image

2006-11-14 - Lenovo Puts a New Spin on the ThinkPad Tablet PC

2006-11-14 - Pattern of Human Ebola Outbreaks Linked to Wildlife and Climate

2006-11-14 - MIT math model could aid natural gas production

2006-11-14 - First Far Eastern Leopard Captured in Southeast Russia

2006-11-14 - New Technology Expected To Help Rapidly Identify Avian Flu Strains

2006-11-14 - Seismic Testing of Wood-Frame Townhouse Makes History

2006-11-14 - Apple's iPod to take flight

2006-11-14 - New Earthquake Model for Los Angeles Finds Some Faults Moving Faster Than Expected

2006-11-14 - Study: Summer sports camp shapes up positive attitudes, self-esteem

2006-11-14 - Sticky proteins provide new insight into drug action

2006-11-14 - Math model could aid study of collagen ailments

2006-11-14 - Saving Space: Latitude`s not Enough

2006-11-14 - Global warming triggers North Sea temperature rise: report

2006-11-14 - Study Says Late Angioplasty Seems Futile

2006-11-14 - Diseases Appear on Rise With Temperature

2006-11-14 - Taking 'Chips' to the Next Level of Gene Hunting

2006-11-14 - Adult pig stem cells repair heart damage

2006-11-14 - Scientists study early childhood diarrhea

2006-11-14 - Free article by Nobel laureate available

2006-11-14 - New type of home furnace to be introduced

2006-11-14 - Honey, I shrunk the carbon nanotubes

2006-11-14 - Study: Getting more shelf life out of milk

2006-11-14 - Experts debate Internet addiction

2006-11-14 - Gadget recharging goes wireless

2006-11-14 - Wireless energy transfer can one day recharge laptops, cell phones without cords

2006-11-15 - AMA Rejects Proposal to Tax Soft Drinks

2006-11-15 - Calif. Ecosystem Recovering From Blaze

2006-11-15 - Edmondson: Okla. Water Quality in Danger

2006-11-15 - Scientists to Do Global Warming Research

2006-11-15 - Seattle Activists Sue to Stop Logging

2006-11-15 - Panel to Probe Chemical Link to Ailments

2006-11-15 - Zune MP3 players' opening salvo a dud

2006-11-15 - New vaccine stimulates colorectal cancer patient's immune systems to fight cancerous cells

2006-11-15 - First Research Confirms That Eating Slowly Inhibits Appetite

2006-11-15 - Grid computing 'Mappa mundi' unveiled in Florida

2006-11-15 - Thyroid cancer discovery points to new treatments, prevention

2006-11-15 - Chandra discovers relativistic pinball machine

2006-11-15 - For Better Nanowires, Just Add Diamond

2006-11-15 - Newly identified strains of Chlamydia trachomatis could produce new diseases

2006-11-15 - Researchers use laser, nanotechnology to rapidly detect viruses

2006-11-15 - Annan Criticizes Global Warming Doubters

2006-11-15 - Microsoft, MetroFi Unite for Joint Venture

2006-11-15 - Report: Scarlet Fever Spreads in N.Korea

2006-11-15 - Report: Fewer People in U.S. Are Hungry

2006-11-15 - Neanderthal genome unlocks secrets of human evolution

2006-11-15 - H5N1 mutations could help predict pandemics: Nature

2006-11-15 - Nintendo to ship 400,000 Wii consoles for Japan launch

2006-11-15 - In Japan even robots await taste of new Beaujolais

2006-11-15 - Graphene makes its mark on spin

2006-11-15 - Aphid population control is studied

2006-11-15 - Study: Chickens are smarter than thought

2006-11-15 - Women beware: Caring too much can be deadly, say health experts

2006-11-15 - Scientists set 'Five Grand Challenges' for nanotechnology risk research

2006-11-15 - Toshiba Launches Second Generation HD DVD Players in Japanese Market

2006-11-15 - Sibling relationships reflect family dynamics

2006-11-15 - What lies beneath: Petroleum targets unearthed by UH professor

2006-11-15 - Listening to gunshots may save lives

2006-11-15 - Brain, behavior may have changed as social insect colonies evolved

2006-11-15 - Study Reports Conflict-of-Interest Policies and Practices of Major Journals

2006-11-15 - Researchers Stimulate Growth of Neural Stem Cells in Adult Brain for Treatment of Neurological Disorders

2006-11-15 - Global Warming Increases Species Extinctions Worldwide

2006-11-15 - Scientists report thyroid cancer discovery

2006-11-15 - NASA broadcasts first HDTV space program

2006-11-15 - Microsoft Office Live makes debut

2006-11-15 - NHL inks groundbreaking deal with YouTube

2006-11-15 - McDonald's CEO: Progress, No New Oil Yet

2006-11-15 - U.S. Backs Record on Environment Matters

2006-11-15 - PlayStation 3 Nets Fair Price in Auction

2006-11-15 - Red Storm upgrade lifts Sandia supercomputer to 2nd in world, but 1st in scalability, say researchers

2006-11-15 - Review: Consoles Enrich Video Experience

2006-11-15 - Heart Valves Grown From Womb Fluid Cells

2006-11-15 - Scientists find new way to manipulate DNA

2006-11-15 - Global Warming Reduces Polar Bear Survival

2006-11-15 - Chile Court Releases Two Accused Hackers

2006-11-16 - AOL IM Software Adds Logging Abilities

2006-11-16 - Urban Students Perform Worse at Science

2006-11-16 - World Champion Barrel Race Horse Cloned

2006-11-16 - NYPD Busts $1B a Year Web Gambling Ring

2006-11-16 - Watch Cable TV on Your Cell Phone? Soon.

2006-11-16 - Hoffacker Charged With Hacking System

2006-11-16 - AMA Wants Regulation of 'Bioidenticals'

2006-11-16 - Retailers Prepare for Console Launches

2006-11-16 - Jury Clears Merck in Latest Vioxx Trial

2006-11-16 - MP3.com Reopens Servers, Accepts Files

2006-11-16 - Man Ordered to End Claims of Cancer Cure

2006-11-16 - Nintendo Hopes for Console Comeback

2006-11-16 - Wal-Mart Adds 17 More $4 Generic Drugs

2006-11-16 - Thailand Plans Tsunami Detection Devices

2006-11-16 - Spain Nixes Burger King Ad

2006-11-16 - U.S. Studies Systems to Fight Warming

2006-11-16 - New findings disprove old truth about brain cells

2006-11-16 - Novel optical tweezers instrument unravels bacterial DNA

2006-11-16 - LG Philips bets on growing demand for large LCD TVs

2006-11-16 - Poor athletic performance linked to vitamin deficiency

2006-11-16 - Different coat color may not mean different species for lemurs

2006-11-16 - Polar Expedition to Siberian Lake will Yield Details of Past Climate

2006-11-16 - Stonehenge 'No Place for the Dead', Says Expert

2006-11-16 - New maps emphasize the human factor in wildfire management

2006-11-16 - Exposure to dioxins influences male reproductive system

2006-11-16 - X-ray laser focuses on tiny objects

2006-11-16 - Dark energy existed in infant universe

2006-11-16 - Scientists discover role for dueling RNAs

2006-11-16 - Edible food wrap kills deadly E. coli bacteria

2006-11-16 - New computer software enables rapid response to time-critical emergencies

2006-11-16 - DNA Repair Teams` Motto: 'To Protect and Serve'

2006-11-16 - Periwinkle can serve as tiny chemical plant

2006-11-16 - Antibiotics Unnecessarily Prescribed for Acute Bronchitis

2006-11-16 - NASA Completes Milestone Review of Next Human Spacecraft System

2006-11-16 - Researchers gain traction in race against pandemics

2006-11-16 - Planck instruments ready for integration

2006-11-16 - Nanotech tools yield DNA transcription breakthrough

2006-11-16 - Fires in Far Northern Forests to Have Cooling, Not Warming, Effect

2006-11-16 - Robot Discovers Itself and Adapts to Injury

2006-11-16 - Yeast: The secret ingredient that makes a good wine rise to the occasion

2006-11-16 - Teeth Tell Ancient Tale

2006-11-16 - One Mystery of High-Tc Superconductivity Resolved

2006-11-16 - NASA hopes for nighttime Discovery launch

2006-11-16 - HIV/AIDS linked to drug resistant TB

2006-11-16 - Researchers Test the Physics of Star Formation in the Lab

2006-11-16 - US executive for Japan firm gets prison in DRAM probe

2006-11-16 - NC State Unveils New DARPA Urban Challenge Driverless Vehicle

2006-11-16 - Not YouTube, HUGETube: Purdue researchers stream massive Internet video

2006-11-16 - Probing Question: Why are some strains of E. coli resistant to antibiotics?

2006-11-16 - Geologists Find New Origins of Appalachian Mountains

2006-11-16 - Two sides of the same Coin: Money spurs changes for better and worse

2006-11-16 - U.S. economic growth will remain moderate

2006-11-16 - What`s in an Isotope? Quite a Lot

2006-11-16 - BaBar Re-feathers its Nest

2006-11-16 - State of the Arctic -- Warming, Melting

2006-11-16 - Elderly Dying From Falls More Often

2006-11-16 - U.S., Canada to Share Forensics Data

2006-11-16 - Pennsylvania Passes Plan to Cut Mercury

2006-11-16 - Scientists Say Pollution May Be Helpful

2006-11-16 - Progress made in HIV vaccine development

2006-11-16 - A 27,000-year-old burial site is studied

2006-11-16 - Scientists work to defeat gypsy moths

2006-11-16 - Biomarker detects, regulates brain tumors

2006-11-16 - Charges filed against Los Angeles hospital

2006-11-16 - ESA provides space images to Google Earth

2006-11-16 - Microorganisms one part of the solution to energy problem, says report

2006-11-17 - EMI Music Agrees to Video Licensing Pact

2006-11-17 - Wii to Allow Users to Surf the Internet

2006-11-17 - Study: Chocolate Milk Good for Athletes

2006-11-17 - Wis. Efforts to End Wasting Disease Fail

2006-11-17 - Climate Session Struggles Into Final Day

2006-11-17 - Tomb of Aztec Emperor May Lie in Mexico

2006-11-17 - Shuttle Crew Practices Launch Countdown

2006-11-17 - FDA Expands Use of Breast Cancer Drug

2006-11-17 - Mayne Loses Appeal Over Generic Propofol

2006-11-17 - Tastier Low-Cal Foods Attracting Fans

2006-11-17 - Study: Condom Use Increasing in Africa

2006-11-17 - Playstation 3 Debuts to Long Lines

2006-11-17 - Origin of life: the search for the first genetic material

2006-11-17 - Chemists create, grow nanotube seeds

2006-11-17 - U.N. Nations Reach Deal to Cut Emissions

2006-11-17 - April Hearing Set for Ex-Comverse CEO

2006-11-17 - DNA code breaker tested theory on Jane Austen text

2006-11-17 - Investigators Discover Modified Growth Control in Human Embryonic Stem Cells

2006-11-17 - Dark energy dates back nine billion years

2006-11-17 - New Technology Harnesses Ocean Energy from Florida's Gulf Stream

2006-11-17 - Rare lightshow seen in deep ocean

2006-11-17 - Setting the stage to find drugs against SARS

2006-11-17 - Ulysses embarks on third set of polar passes

2006-11-17 - X-ray Transit of Mercury

2006-11-17 - Dendritic cells stimulate cancer-cell growth

2006-11-17 - Learning the magnetic ropes

2006-11-17 - Scrap tires can be used to filter wastewater

2006-11-17 - Rocket Motor Test Helps NASA's Shuttle and Ares I

2006-11-17 - Nobel Winner Stepping Down at MIT Center

2006-11-17 - Late El Nino Disrupts Storm Predictions

2006-11-17 - New approach helps expand study of living fossils

2006-11-17 - Britain targets child obesity with ban on junk food ads

2006-11-17 - Greece finds bird flu virus in wild duck

2006-11-17 - Conference Sets Next Steps for Gas Deal

2006-11-17 - Iceberg Spotted From New Zealand Shore

2006-11-17 - Iceberg Spotted From New Zealand Shore

2006-11-17 - Raccoons Invade California Enclave

2006-11-17 - Red wine component revs endurance in mice

2006-11-17 - Fore! ISS crew to shag a golf ball

2006-11-17 - Tots separate fact, fiction early

2006-11-17 - Uranium mining prospect worries neighbors

2006-11-18 - At Mideast Holy Site, What Is Treasure?

2006-11-18 - Bird Flu Vaccine Has Short Shelf Life

2006-11-18 - Target Backs Off in Online Movies Feud

2006-11-18 - Online Encyclopedia Offline in China

2006-11-18 - Violence Mars PlayStation 3 Launch

2006-11-18 - Universal Music Sues MySpace.com

2006-11-18 - Space Probe to Search for Missing Craft

2006-11-18 - Weekend Meteor Shower for New England

2006-11-18 - World Toilet Day seeks clean restrooms

2006-11-18 - Yeast model shows promise as Alzheimer's test

2006-11-18 - London museum to return Aboriginal remains: reports

2006-11-18 - After 14 years, US lifts ban on silicone breast implants

2006-11-18 - Mideast's largest IT fair opens in Dubai

2006-11-18 - Researchers discover security flaw in microchips

2006-11-18 - UCLA Chemist Provides New Insights into one of Science's Icons and its History

2006-11-18 - Hemophilia Drug Used on GIs Labeled Risk

2006-11-18 - Analysis: U.S. Nearing Emissions Control

2006-11-18 - Nintendo's Wii Console Launches

2006-11-19 - World may have averted bird flu pandemic: expert

2006-11-19 - Let Console Battle Commence: Analysis

2006-11-19 - Nintendo Launches Wii, Challenging Sony

2006-11-19 - Fighting Like a Girl or Boy Determined By Gene in Fruit Flies

2006-11-19 - A Quantum (Computer) Step: Study Shows It's Feasible to Read Data Stored as Nuclear 'Spins'

2006-11-19 - Optical technique provides improved 'virtual biopsies' of internal surfaces

2006-11-20 - New Web Site Dedicated to Regifting

2006-11-20 - Webroot Adding Parental-Control Software

2006-11-20 - Yahoo, Newspaper Groups in Web Ad Deal

2006-11-20 - Tasmania plans to eradicate red foxes

2006-11-20 - South China tigers may be extinct

2006-11-20 - Pittsburgh Zoo Unveils Polar Bear Home

2006-11-20 - California to Restrict Ocean Fishing

2006-11-20 - Research Shows Benefits of Cranberries

2006-11-20 - Fitness Industry Pushes Better Trainers

2006-11-20 - Electronic Medical Records Use May Rise

2006-11-20 - Humans and chimpanzees, how similar are we?

2006-11-20 - Chemical exchanges show wasps are bad losers

2006-11-20 - Dutch bask in warmest autumn in three centuries

2006-11-20 - Cancer-causing fish prompt sales bans in eastern China

2006-11-20 - A simple method for making Lilliputian cups

2006-11-20 - Nerve fibers need specific growth factor chemical to form connections within the brain

2006-11-20 - Spinning a new yarn: silicone fibers with living organisms

2006-11-20 - European cities launch IT and telecoms research network

2006-11-20 - Touch tracking bypasses mind control

2006-11-20 - Engineer focuses on the mechanics of better bullet proofing

2006-11-20 - 5 Receive Kidneys in Multiple Transplant

2006-11-20 - UNH research uses satellite observation to track avian flu

2006-11-20 - Got cotton? Texas researchers' discovery could yield protein to feed millions

2006-11-20 - Male chimpanzees prefer mating with old females

2006-11-20 - Big magnet ready to face the big questions of the universe

2006-11-20 - Testing for asbestos exposure OK'd

2006-11-20 - Open chest surgery alternative found

2006-11-20 - Seven bottles of shell topping recalled

2006-11-20 - H3N1 pig flu virus found in South Korea

2006-11-20 - Risks hold little weight when it comes to bad behaviour

2006-11-20 - Spinning Black Hole Pushes the Limit

2006-11-20 - UMC Produces Working 45-nanometer ICs

2006-11-20 - Honeybee genome to enable genetic study of social behaviour

2006-11-20 - New spin on electrons could improve lights, other devices

2006-11-20 - Level of important greenhouse gas has stopped growing

2006-11-20 - Oceanographers Explain the Origins of Tampa Bay

2006-11-20 - Twin Star Explosions Fascinate Astronomers

2006-11-20 - Researchers develop novel method to find new antibiotics

2006-11-20 - Extraordinary life found around deep-sea gas seeps

2006-11-20 - Generic Method Links Quantum Dots to Proteins

2006-11-20 - Supercomputer study shows Milky Way's halo of dark matter in unprecedented detail

2006-11-20 - Advance helps explain stem cell behavior

2006-11-20 - Fraud exposes British to mad cow disease

2006-11-20 - Rapid shift in natural selection reported

2006-11-20 - Scientists rank top 10 U.S. quake states

2006-11-20 - British judge orders test of wake-up drug

2006-11-20 - Solar-powered catamaran on Transatlantic trip into record books

2006-11-20 - Doctors Say How We Taste Affects Health

2006-11-20 - Salmonella on the Rise in Chicken Meat

2006-11-20 - 'Cancer stem cells' behind colon cancer: research

2006-11-20 - Blast From the Past - 1635 Hurricane

2006-11-21 - Internet groups hail 'victory for free speech' after US court ruling

2006-11-21 - Advance helps explain stem cell behavior

2006-11-21 - Scientists find safer ways to detect uranium minerals

2006-11-21 - Highly sensitive but easy to handle: test strips for the rapid detection of cocaine

2006-11-21 - Internet Ranks No. 2 for Science News

2006-11-21 - Global Warming Said Killing Some Species

2006-11-21 - U.N. Says 39.5 Million People Have HIV

2006-11-21 - Nations Sign Nuclear Fusion Reactor Pact

2006-11-21 - Vatican Concludes Study on Condoms

2006-11-21 - Group Wants Japan to End Dolphin Hunting

2006-11-21 - Lawyers Argue Validity of '98 Online Law

2006-11-21 - Gene Sequence Grant Aims to Fight Cancer

2006-11-21 - Web Sites Not Liable for Posts by Others

2006-11-21 - Jamestown Skeleton Still a Mystery

2006-11-21 - Professor Publishes Whimsical Book on Gravity and Black Holes

2006-11-21 - Can we prevent type 1 diabetes by modifying infant nutrition?

2006-11-21 - ITER fusion reactor gets final approval

2006-11-21 - Illicit Canadian opioid use exceeds heroin

2006-11-21 - Agent Orange linked with prostate problems

2006-11-21 - Longer hours increases risk of diabetes

2006-11-21 - Study: Airport food improving

2006-11-21 - Maximizing Confidence in Quantum Information Decoding

2006-11-21 - U OF MN study shows Twin Cities residents get exercise through personal lifestyle activities

2006-11-21 - Icelandic volcano caused historic famine in Egypt, study says

2006-11-21 - NASA's Mars Global Surveyor May Be at Mission's End

2006-11-21 - Agile new plastics change shape with heat

2006-11-21 - Thanksgiving Skies

2006-11-21 - Deep brain stimulation offers new hope for dystonia treatment

2006-11-21 - Ultra-intense laser blast creates true 'black metal'

2006-11-21 - Rice as a source of electricity

2006-11-21 - Samsung Develops World`s Slimmest Mobile LCD Screen

2006-11-21 - Cosmonaut to Hit Golf Ball in Space

2006-11-21 - Dell Reporting Delayed 3Q Results

2006-11-21 - Genesis Findings Solve Apollo Lunar Soil Mystery

2006-11-21 - Newly Adult-born Neurons Are Functionally Similar to Mature Neurons

2006-11-21 - Teeth: a future renewable natural resource?

2006-11-21 - A Bunch of Electron Chicanery

2006-11-21 - Study: Hospital staffs have poor hygiene

2006-11-21 - Poll: Climate change worries Europeans

2006-11-21 - NASA finishes Orion system review

2006-11-21 - Novartis wins 41 million dollar contract to boost US H5N1 vaccine stocks

2006-11-21 - EU snags deal on deep sea fish catches

2006-11-21 - NEC's losses widen in first half

2006-11-21 - HIV up 20-fold in less than 10 years in eastern Europe, Central Asia

2006-11-21 - Proteins anchor memories in our brain

2006-11-21 - Studies: Surgery No Better for Sciatica

2006-11-22 - Peruvian Archaeologists Excavate Tombs

2006-11-22 - Hunley May Reveal Secrets in Year's Time

2006-11-22 - EPA Exempts Some Pesticide Use

2006-11-22 - EPA Exempts Some Pesticide Use

2006-11-22 - Australian Copyright Proposal Criticized

2006-11-22 - Judge Tosses Out Suit Against Craigslist

2006-11-22 - Micron's Appleton Wins Desert Road Race

2006-11-22 - Clerics in India Dismiss Quran Ringtones

2006-11-22 - New AOL Chairman Sees Parallels With TV

2006-11-22 - Sony: Consoles Can Aid Medical Research

2006-11-22 - Chinese HIV Cases Up 30 Percent in 2006

2006-11-22 - Need a firm hand? Robot helpers to work by the hour in Japan

2006-11-22 - London blazes anti-pollution trail with vehicle congestion charge

2006-11-22 - Mexico readies large microwave telescope

2006-11-22 - Free Software Bypasses Attachment Limits

2006-11-22 - Tax Records Sought to Aid Drug Benefits

2006-11-22 - New Coffee Maker Uses SPOT Technology

2006-11-22 - Patterns on tropical marine mollusc shell mirror gene expression patterns

2006-11-22 - 'Nymph of the sea' reveals remarkable brood

2006-11-22 - High power DPSS picosecond mode-locked laser for micromachining

2006-11-22 - Springer and the Royal Astronomical Society sign book agreement

2006-11-22 - Dynamic MEMS measurements made easy

2006-11-22 - Handy ATEX Digital Pressure Gauge with ATEX option

2006-11-22 - Minus K® Releases New Ultra-Low Frequency Vibration Isolation Workstation

2006-11-22 - Researchers shine light on atomic transistor

2006-11-22 - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance observes inhibitors bound to enzymes

2006-11-22 - German introduction to Lighting & Vision

2006-11-22 - The evolution of intelligence, and why our brains have shrunk

2006-11-22 - Plague proteome reveals proteins linked to infection

2006-11-22 - English police road-test hand-held fingerprint scanner

2006-11-22 - Lawyer asks judges to 'unlock the freezer' in frozen embryo case

2006-11-22 - Nokia emerges as mobile phone leader

2006-11-22 - Hydrogen storage goes metal-free

2006-11-22 - Researchers target multiple sclerosis

2006-11-22 - Thanksgiving: Christmas for supermarkets

2006-11-22 - Taiwan's Chunghwa Picture to appeal US ruling on LG Philips patent infringement

2006-11-22 - Mind the gap: New information on the hydrophobic water gap

2006-11-22 - Pilot study successful in taming allergic reactions to food

2006-11-22 - NIST Test Fans the Flames for High-Rise Fire Safety

2006-11-22 - On the cutting edge: Carbon nanotube cutlery

2006-11-22 - Robots Make Inroads in Health Care

2006-11-22 - Study Finds Podcast Use Rising but Small

2006-11-22 - Scientists Try to Make Robots More Human

2006-11-22 - Parkinson's mutation stunts neurons

2006-11-22 - Getting to the heart of the heart

2006-11-22 - Zinc plays important role in brain circuitry

2006-11-22 - We're only human? It's more complex than that, says gene study

2006-11-22 - Silicon becomes a superconductor

2006-11-22 - Scientists find genetic oddity protects sex cells

2006-11-22 - ESA to produce first space Web video chat

2006-11-22 - Biotech firm in 'hype' storm steps back from stemcell claim

2006-11-22 - Coral reefs are increasingly vulnerable to angry oceans

2006-11-22 - 21st century technology cracks alchemists' secret recipe

2006-11-22 - Social relationships affect personality of fish, say experts

2006-11-22 - Vesper Could Explore Earth's Fiery Twin

2006-11-22 - Daily grind: Fossil molars add to Neanderthal debate

2006-11-22 - Swiss scientists tap brain for out-of-body experience

2006-11-22 - Judge: No Class-Action Suit Over Vioxx

2006-11-22 - Tiny Wasps Released in Cayman Islands

2006-11-22 - Tip of the tongue: When words trigger taste

2006-11-22 - Lasers Shine Light on Chemical Reactions

2006-11-22 - Watching TV Can Improve Parenting And Child Behaviour

2006-11-22 - Probing Question: How accurate are snap judgments?

2006-11-22 - EU Probes Tax-Break Plan for Video Games

2006-11-22 - James Bond captured by pirates

2006-11-22 - Study: Cats don't always land on four feet

2006-11-22 - Researchers gaze at cloud formations

2006-11-22 - Brain tumor vaccine has promising results

2006-11-23 - Cosmonaut Hits Golf Ball Into Space

2006-11-23 - EPA to Regulate Form of Nanotechnology

2006-11-23 - Spacewalkers Tee Off on Science, Mechanics

2006-11-23 - Measuring fetal oxygen does not reduce Caesarean rate, researchers find

2006-11-23 - Chinese scientists claim proof of civet cat link to SARS

2006-11-23 - Groups Spar Over Shorebird Habitat Rules

2006-11-23 - Consumers Not Warned of Mercury in Fish

2006-11-23 - Company Takes Robot Realism to New Level

2006-11-23 - Official Investigates Cruise Ship Death

2006-11-23 - Holiday Gobbling Weighs Down Students

2006-11-23 - Robots Aid Stroke Victims, Autistic Kids

2006-11-23 - Baby With Heart Outside Body Has Surgery

2006-11-23 - Baby Oysters Released at Md. Habitat

2006-11-23 - U.S. Copyright Office Issues New Rights

2006-11-23 - Tsunami-Detecting Network in Development

2006-11-23 - EU says Microsoft meets key deadline in antitrust showdown

2006-11-23 - Magnetic vortex flipping made easy

2006-11-23 - Seismolgists get handle on heat flow deep in Earth

2006-11-23 - Resilient Form of Plant Carbon Gives New Meaning to Term ‘Older than Dirt`

2006-11-23 - Scientists lose instruments, gain first look at seafloor formation

2006-11-23 - Court to Hear Google-Newspaper Fight

2006-11-23 - Dramatic shift from simple to complex marine ecosystems occurred 250M years ago at mass extinction

2006-11-23 - Serengeti Patrols Cut Poaching of Buffalo, Elephants, Rhinos

2006-11-23 - Infra-red "hot spot" the latest Ashes commentary toy

2006-11-24 - British firms set to pour more into online advertising

2006-11-24 - Sony recalls digital cameras over sensor glitch

2006-11-24 - To knot or not to knot

2006-11-24 - Guiding an Atom Laser

2006-11-24 - Ericsson: Mobile TV Will Reach Masses

2006-11-24 - Drug-Resistant TB Spreads in S. Africa

2006-11-24 - Congress Seen Pushing for Imported Drugs

2006-11-24 - Microsoft Makes Deadline on Windows Info

2006-11-24 - Report: Data Agency Broke Privacy Laws

2006-11-24 - Arctic Gull Reportedly Seen in Calif.

2006-11-24 - Doctors put bite on snake venom for stroke treatment

2006-11-24 - Microcapsules like it Hot and Salty

2006-11-24 - Focus on Photosynthesis

2006-11-24 - Saturn joins Venus in the vortex club

2006-11-24 - Evolution of typhoid bacteria

2006-11-24 - Engineers demonstrate strength of new metal shear wall that could lower construction cost

2006-11-25 - New Training Readies Medics for Battle

2006-11-25 - Wal-Mart's Site Stalls on Black Friday

2006-11-25 - Microsoft Hoping for Business Upgrades

2006-11-25 - Now hot in Brazil: 'carbon credits' to fight global warming

2006-11-25 - South Korea confirms bird flu outbreak

2006-11-25 - Moves to Impose Trawling Ban Stymied

2006-11-25 - Impact of climate change in Africa

2006-11-25 - Italian prosecutors investigate Google over bully video

2006-11-25 - Mount Etna rumblings shut Sicilian airport

2006-11-25 - Staph Infections Rise Among Athletes

2006-11-25 - Rare Crane Chick Starts Journey South

2006-11-25 - Researchers make world's smallest piano wire

2006-11-25 - Marijuana advocate plans to roll world's biggest joint

2006-11-25 - Appalachian Trail an Environmental Lab

2006-11-25 - Mars Global Surveyor Still Silent

2006-11-26 - Researchers Seek Routes to Happier Life

2006-11-26 - CIA Retools Web Site in Recruitment Push

2006-11-26 - Casual Computer Games Go Upscale

2006-11-26 - Scientists: Climate Change Clues in Sky

2006-11-26 - Domingo Lends Voice to Hearing Impaired

2006-11-27 - High Court to Weigh Climate Change Case

2006-11-27 - Study: Money-Happiness Link Is Complex

2006-11-27 - Human testis harbors HIV-1 in resident immune cells

2006-11-27 - Long-term cancer risk follows stem cell transplant recipients

2006-11-27 - Humpback whales have brain cells also found in humans

2006-11-27 - India mulls unmanned mission to Mars by 2013

2006-11-27 - British police targeting would-be criminals before they offend

2006-11-27 - The topsy-turvy galaxy

2006-11-27 - Lessons learned from drought deaths 40,000 years ago

2006-11-27 - A giant among minnows: Giant danio can keep growing

2006-11-27 - Use folic acid to cut heart disease, say experts

2006-11-27 - Aching back? Sitting up straight could be the culprit

2006-11-27 - Elasticity imaging identifies cancers and reduces breast biopsies

2006-11-27 - New simulator is next step on the road to developing quantum computers

2006-11-27 - Bio-inspired assembly of nanoparticle building blocks

2006-11-27 - Integral catches a new erupting black hole

2006-11-27 - Wheat gene may boost foods' nutrient content

2006-11-27 - Radiologists attempt to solve mystery of Tut's demise

2006-11-27 - Quest for better breast cancer drugs

2006-11-27 - Fingerprint technology pioneered in Leicester -- To identify the dead

2006-11-27 - Ecstasy can harm the brains of first-time users

2006-11-27 - Rote learning improves memory in seniors

2006-11-27 - Exotic Pets in U.S. May Pose Health Risk

2006-11-27 - Cloning techniques produce FDA-approved antibiotic

2006-11-27 - Astronomers find first ever gamma ray clock

2006-11-27 - Looking at the Impact of Hurricane Ivan on Florida Coasts

2006-11-27 - Could Global Warming Be Crushing Blow to Crocodiles?

2006-11-27 - Scientists solve mystery of how largest cellular motor protein powers movement

2006-11-27 - Complex order parameter in ruthenate superconductors confirmed

2006-11-27 - Men become the main target in the new gender wars

2006-11-27 - Vitamin E crucial to plants' survival of the cold, study finds

2006-11-27 - System Lets Nations Share Weather Data

2006-11-27 - Study Suggests the Existence of Ferroelectric Ice in the Universe

2006-11-27 - Sheltering Of Messages May Help Cancer Cells Defeat Therapy

2006-11-27 - Lipid Nanoparticles Enhance Antitumor Vaccine Activity

2006-11-27 - Nanoparticles Improve Drug Targeting to Skin

2006-11-27 - Rising Sea Greater Danger to Louisiana than Sinking Land

2006-11-27 - Study of language use in children suggests sex influences how brain processes words

2006-11-27 - 3-D X-ray images of nanoparticles

2006-11-27 - Report: U.S. R&D publications decline

2006-11-27 - Cell phone spam widespread in China

2006-11-27 - Chinese firm develops under 200 dollars computer

2006-11-27 - Frogs can't sleep, birds staying put due to balmy German autumn

2006-11-27 - Brussels urges fight against Internet spam invasion

2006-11-27 - Dozens of British schools using creationist teaching materials: report

2006-11-27 - Feds Say There Is Enough Flu Vaccine

2006-11-27 - Professor Devises New Form of Solar Cell

2006-11-27 - 236,000 birds killed in flu outbreak

2006-11-27 - Caffeine abuse becoming health problem

2006-11-27 - A mounain lion mystery -- what killed P8?

2006-11-27 - New nanoassembly technique is created

2006-11-27 - Prostate surgery guidelines revised

2006-11-27 - Old antibiotic is finally synthesized

2006-11-27 - Fragmentation rapidly erodes Amazonian biodiversity

2006-11-27 - Wealth and brains last, but where's the love?

2006-11-28 - AIDS to Be 3rd Leading Cause of Death

2006-11-28 - Halving daily cigarette quota has no health benefit

2006-11-28 - Fiery green intruder from space alarms Australians

2006-11-28 - China's landmark broadcast satellite fails

2006-11-28 - A human taste for rarity spells disaster for endangered species

2006-11-28 - Pregnant smokers may 'program' their kids to become smokers

2006-11-28 - New breast CT scanner rivals mammography

2006-11-28 - MRI shows brains respond better to name brands

2006-11-28 - Tales of the unexpected: how the brain detects novelty

2006-11-28 - Study reveals that female chimpanzees team up to retaliate against male aggression

2006-11-28 - Nintendo Wii Sales Top 600,000 in U.S.

2006-11-28 - Cosmologists expose flaws in anthropic reasoning

2006-11-28 - Doctors Call Face Transplant a Success

2006-11-28 - Verizon Wireless to Feature YouTube Videos

2006-11-28 - Maryland Court to Launch Webcasting Plan

2006-11-28 - Thinning thermosphere gives satellites a boost

2006-11-28 - Brilliant growth without gold

2006-11-28 - Smoking changes brain chemistry

2006-11-28 - Magnetic needles turn somersaults

2006-11-28 - Last LHC superconducting main magnet completes the suite at CERN

2006-11-28 - Minimally invasive treatment helps infertile couples conceive

2006-11-28 - Stormy days ahead for coral reefs

2006-11-28 - Committee review of stem-cell fraud finds editors followed all rules

2006-11-28 - A stunning new look at deja vu

2006-11-28 - Flu can bide time in icy limbo before re-emerging, biologist states

2006-11-28 - Noise-immune stethoscope helps medics hear vital signs in loud environments

2006-11-28 - Chronic back pain linked to changes in the brain

2006-11-28 - Baby Beluga Dies at Spain Marine Park

2006-11-28 - Report Says CO2 Emissions Have Doubled

2006-11-28 - Detecting explosives with honeybees

2006-11-28 - Mode of seed dispersal greatly shapes placement of rainforest trees

2006-11-28 - Violent video games leave teenagers emotionally aroused

2006-11-28 - Pure carbon nanotubes pass first in vivo test

2006-11-28 - Researchers find wrinkles in human genome

2006-11-28 - New Study Finds that Single Impact Killed Dinosaurs

2006-11-28 - In mice, a new statistical analysis shows a sex hormone influences a drive to explore

2006-11-28 - Software Circumvents Internet Censorship

2006-11-28 - Dark matter hides, physicists seek

2006-11-28 - Never-before-made material similar to diamonds and ice

2006-11-28 - Fujitsu Develops Optical Element for Thermal Assisted Magnetic Recording

2006-11-28 - Painkillers may threaten power of vaccines

2006-11-28 - Night of the living enzyme

2006-11-28 - Ex-Livedoor boss tells court he was snowed under with emails

2006-11-28 - Australia hunts doggy donors to end blood bank drought

2006-11-28 - Museum Starts Adopt-An-Artifact Program

2006-11-28 - Journal: Stem Cell Safeguards Needed

2006-11-28 - California Sea Lions Attack Humans

2006-11-28 - Inspectors Stake Out Smuggled Animals

2006-11-28 - Electronic Vote Distrusted in Venezuela

2006-11-28 - Ancient predator had strongest bite of any fish, rivaling bite of large alligators and T. rex

2006-11-28 - Scientists study 'Snowball Earth'

2006-11-28 - Giant 8,000-year-old tsunami is studied

2006-11-28 - Scientists to freeze women's ovaries

2006-11-29 - Microsoft to debut Vista operating system for business

2006-11-29 - Chinese firms seek to replace DVDs with home-grown technology

2006-11-29 - Taiwan's bullet train sees another delay

2006-11-29 - US experts call for tighter controls on nanotechology

2006-11-29 - Arby's to Cut Trans Fat From Fries

2006-11-29 - AP: Medicare Program Costs Down

2006-11-29 - U.N.: Bird Flu Will Cost Another $1.3B

2006-11-29 - Feds Propose Plan for Puget Sound Orcas

2006-11-29 - Astronomers Discuss Moon Opportunities

2006-11-29 - Study: Sewage Threatening Great Lakes

2006-11-29 - Wal-Mart to Test Movie Downloads

2006-11-29 - WHO: AIDS Not Under Control in Indonesia

2006-11-29 - Tiniest modified opals ready to manipulate light flow as photonic crystals

2006-11-29 - Verizon Adds Revver to User Videos

2006-11-29 - 1 in 5 Parents Say Kids Online Too Much

2006-11-29 - BitTorrent Expands Movie, TV Downloads

2006-11-29 - U.S. Bans Sale of iPods to North Korea

2006-11-29 - Illicit cosmetic silicone injections carry lethal consequences

2006-11-29 - Breast cancer treatment procedure gives women more options

2006-11-29 - Space station crew conduct fire drill

2006-11-29 - Low impact aerobic exercise reduces fatigue in auto-immune conditions says multi-study review

2006-11-29 - Protective garment

2006-11-29 - Online world as important to Internet users as real world?

2006-11-29 - What cures your aches might prevent cancer

2006-11-29 - Parental genes do what's best for baby

2006-11-29 - Rosetta warms up for Mars swing-by

2006-11-29 - Researchers discover hummingbird secret

2006-11-29 - Enigma of ancient world's computer is cracked at last

2006-11-29 - Evidence from Hawaiian volcanoes shows that Earth recycles its crust

2006-11-29 - Mystery solved: Chemicals made Stradivarius violins unique, says professor

2006-11-29 - Go to church and breathe easier

2006-11-29 - Wines from southwestern France, Sardinia best for longevity: study

2006-11-29 - Weakening of Gulf Stream linked to Europe's 'Little Ice Age'

2006-11-29 - Metamaterial bridges the terahertz gap

2006-11-29 - Protein shown to rally biological clock

2006-11-29 - New technology puts hand-held projectors within reach

2006-11-29 - Spider man looks for answers in the forest

2006-11-29 - Geobiologists Solve 'Catch-22 Problem' Concerning the Rise of Atmospheric Oxygen

2006-11-29 - Phishing and pharming and fraud, oh my! Sleuthing the cyber swindlers

2006-11-29 - December offers meteor shower and cluster of three planets

2006-11-29 - New safety recommendations set for turkey cooking

2006-11-29 - HiRISE Team Begins Releasing a Flood of Mars Images Over the Internet

2006-11-29 - Researchers Grow 7 mm Carbon Nanotube Array

2006-11-29 - Save the whales? Sure, but how many?

2006-11-29 - Hurricane Season Ends Quietly

2006-11-29 - Report: Global Warming Big Issue in N.Y.

2006-11-29 - Some Bears May Not Sleep Through Winter

2006-11-29 - Bug Species Hurts Barbados Crops, Plants

2006-11-29 - Google to Abandon Answer Service

2006-11-29 - Review: Wii Console Fun for Novice Gamer

2006-11-29 - H5N1 - bird ‘flu: What happens if the critical care system is overwhelmed?

2006-11-29 - Teams Explore Roots of Angkor Civilization

2006-11-29 - Feds Collect Giant Rats in Florida

2006-11-29 - Nonnative Animals Flourish in Hawaii

2006-11-29 - Study: Break From Medications Dangerous

2006-11-29 - FDA Panel OKs Celebrex Use for Children

2006-11-29 - Police Track Reckless Driver on YouTube

2006-11-29 - Britain OKs Radio Transmitters for iPods

2006-11-29 - Hybrid electric vehicle project announced

2006-11-29 - Study: 1 in 5 British men drink heavily

2006-11-29 - Britain may restrict heart pump use

2006-11-29 - Study: Marijuana may affect neuron firing

2006-11-30 - Killer Whale Attacks Trainer at SeaWorld

2006-11-30 - SKorean robot will walk the walk as well as talk the talk

2006-11-30 - It's Official: Discovery is Go for Launch on Dec. 7

2006-11-30 - Study: Meth Use Climbs on East Coast

2006-11-30 - Bug Decimating Crops, Plants in Barbados

2006-11-30 - Study: Private Medicare Costs $5.2B More

2006-11-30 - Group Cites Video Games for Violence

2006-11-30 - Australia Lawmakers Debate Cloning Ban

2006-11-30 - Google Suffers Setback in Copyright Case

2006-11-30 - Physicist Stephen Hawking Wins Award

2006-11-30 - Study Suggests Genetics, Toxins Link

2006-11-30 - Firms Troubled by Sick People in Office

2006-11-30 - Frying fright: Cancer risk from high-temperature cooking, says paper

2006-11-30 - Operation to raise space station's orbit fails

2006-11-30 - Deal to Give Children HIV/AIDS Treatment

2006-11-30 - Speakers of different languages perceive rhythm differently

2006-11-30 - New wide-angle lens produces pictures without distortion

2006-11-30 - Healthy bodies help fight disease? Clues to how diet affects the immune system

2006-11-30 - Living view in animals shows how cells decide to make proteins

2006-11-30 - UCSF study will test new vaginal microbicide for herpes and HIV

2006-11-30 - One-off treatment to stop back pain -- Using patients' own stem cells

2006-11-30 - Magnets may pose serious risks for patients with pacemakers and ICDs

2006-11-30 - 'Cancer prognosis gene' found to control the fate of breast cells

2006-11-30 - Nobel Laureate finds 'elegant' explanation for DNA transcribing enzyme's high fidelity

2006-11-30 - Study of gene transfer for erectile dysfunction shows promise

2006-11-30 - Fish cells swim circles around physics lab

2006-11-30 - Vietnam says it has cloned monkeys and pigs

2006-11-30 - Ky. Surgeons Complete Hand Transplant

2006-11-30 - Genetic Clue Tied to Nev. Cancer Cluster

2006-11-30 - Pregnant Women Are Urged to Avoid Paxil

2006-11-30 - Net Agency Rejects '.travel' Search Plan

2006-11-30 - Microsoft Releases Vista to Businesses

2006-11-30 - Gates Foundation Plans Web Access Grants

2006-11-30 - How to Shrink a Carbon Nanotube

2006-11-30 - With fruit fly sex, researchers find mind-body connection

2006-11-30 - Found - the apple gene for red

2006-11-30 - Strontium atomic clock demonstrates super-fine 'ticks'

2006-11-30 - The abortion pill compound prevents breast tumor growth

2006-11-30 - Nike+iPod Sport Kit raises privacy concerns

2006-11-30 - Successful firing of Vega`s first-stage motor in Kourou

2006-11-30 - Asymmetric ashes

2006-11-30 - UCR Studying Self-Organizing Smart Wireless Networks

2006-11-30 - Robotic pets may be bad medicine for melancholy

2006-11-30 - New finding points way to foiling anthrax's tricks

2006-11-30 - It's a gamble: Econophysicists meld science, economics

2006-11-30 - Scientists Want to Solve Puzzle of Excess Water Vapor Near Cirrus Clouds

2006-11-30 - School may ban unvaccinated students

2006-11-30 - Swedish ESA astronaut is ready to fly

2006-11-30 - Exercise when young may reduce risk of fractures later in life

2006-11-30 - Modeling Mineral Formation with X-rays

2006-11-30 - New Horizons Gets First Glimpse of Pluto

2006-11-30 - Protein protects against nerve degeneration

2006-11-30 - Probing Question: What makes somebody a morning person or a night owl?

2006-11-30 - Ancient British artifacts to be displayed

2006-11-30 - New York trans fat ban expected to pass

2006-11-30 - Scientist spin human brain cell silicone

2006-11-30 - Robot to penetrate deep inside Cheops pyramid

2006-11-30 - Experts Plan Strategies to Prevent HIV

2006-11-30 - New Type of Slow Earthquake Detected

2006-11-30 - Hawking: Humans Must Go to Other Planets

2006-11-30 - Labor Dept. Reviews Family Leave Rules

2006-11-30 - Sun Valley Gets Low Grade on Environment

2006-11-30 - Biologists Probe Vanishing Sage Grouse

2006-11-30 - Source of Water Bacteria Sought at Cave

2006-11-30 - Orca Returns to S.D. Tank After Attack

2006-11-30 - Dinosaur Nest Up for Auction in L.A.

2006-11-30 - Complaints about memory are associated with Alzheimer-related brain damage