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  1. FOR KIDS: Young scientists work together and win
  2. FOR KIDS: What a dream looks like
  3. FOR KIDS: The secret songs of giant beavers
  4. Getting the picture of how someone died
  5. Unraveling synesthesia
  6. Super Saturnian storm
  7. Science & the Public: Lost to history: The “churk”
  8. Immune cells function beyond battle
  9. Coffee delivers jolt deep in the brain
  10. Two feet or four, software is the same
  11. Eating Turkey Does Not Really Make You Sleepy
  12. NASA's Massive Curiosity Rover Nears Launch toward Mars
  13. Amping Up Brain Function: Transcranial Stimulation Shows Promise in Speeding Up Learn
  14. Next Stop Mars! Huge NASA Rover Launches toward Red Planet
  15. Scan't Evidence: Do MRIs Relieve Symptoms of Depression?
  16. Price on Carbon Failing to Reduce Greenhouse-Gas Emissions
  17. Biology’s big bang had a long fuse
  18. Atrazine in Water Tied to Hormonal Irregularities
  19. Scientists Make the 'Perfect' Foam
  20. Last Chance for Kyoto Protocol: Nearly 200 Nations Begin Climate Talks
  21. Scientists Make the "Perfect" Foam
  22. Do MRIs Relieve Symptoms of Depression?
  23. Computer Model Spots Image Fraud
  24. Science & the Public: Germs’ persistence: Nothing to sneeze at
  25. Superbubble harbors cosmic rays
  26. Can Male Circumcision Stem the AIDS Epidemic in Africa?
  27. Printers Can Be Hacked to Catch on Fire
  28. Ravens Use 'Hand' Gestures to Communicate
  29. Climate Change Boosts Lethal Hendra Virus
  30. Weaker brain links found in psychopaths
  31. Christmas gamma-ray burst still puzzles
  32. FOR KIDS: Dirty clouds change rainfall
  33. FOR KIDS: A shock to the solar system
  34. U.S. Seeks to Protect Forests to Save Wild Reindeer
  35. Immune booster also works in reverse
  36. Gumming Up Appetite to Treat Obesity
  37. Polar ice sheets are synchronized swimmers
  38. Fukushima Earthquake Moved Seafloor Half a Football Field
  39. Quantum Entanglement Links Two Diamonds
  40. Whales Win, Walruses Lose in Warmer Arctic
  41. New Flu Strain Makes Health Experts Nervous
  42. Saving the Last Supper
  43. Issue for the week of December 17th, 2011
  44. Arctic has taken a turn for the warmer
  45. Neandertals’ mammoth building project
  46. Book Review : Powering the Future: How We Will (Eventually) Solve the Energy Crisis a
  47. Book Review : How We See the Sky: A Naked-Eye Tour of Day and Night by Thomas Hockey
  48. Book Review : Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
  49. Book Review : What Makes Your Brain Happy and Why You Should Do the Opposite by David
  50. Book Review : Controversial Bodies: Thoughts on the Public Display of Plastinated Cor
  51. Book Review : BOOK REVIEW: Science Ink: Tattoos of the Science Obsessed by Carl Zimme
  52. Book Review : BOOK REVIEW: Hedy’s Folly: The Life and Breakthrough Inventions o
  53. Jars of Plenty
  54. Missing Lincs
  55. Out of the Box
  56. Human Genome Untangled in 3-D [Video]
  57. Is Child Sexual Abuse on the Rise?
  58. New Flu Strain Makes Health Experts Nervous
  59. Quantum Entanglement Links 2 Diamonds
  60. Was Jane Austen Poisoned by Arsenic? Science May Soon Find Out
  61. FDA to Approve New Generics, But Health Care Savings Will Be Minimal
  62. Three-Quarters of Climate Change Is Man-Made
  63. Distant world looks ripe for life
  64. DNA highlights Native American die-off
  65. On the Scene: Vying for the title of World's Fastest Cell
  66. Chimps Experience Synesthetic Sense-Intermingling, Like Humans Do
  67. Bio–Jet Fuel Struggles to Balance Profit with Sustainability
  68. Egg Timer: Separate Biological Clocks Govern Female Fertility and Life Span
  69. Printers Can Be Hacked to Catch Fire
  70. Bacteria in bondage
  71. Scooters save lives of snakebite victims
  72. E. coli evade detection by going dormant
  73. Planet Likely to Become Increasingly Hostile to Agriculture
  74. Distant world looks too ripe for life
  75. Presidency not a death sentence
  76. Eggs have own biological clock
  77. Earth Likely to Become Increasingly Hostile to Agriculture
  78. Dead Sea once went dry
  79. FOR KIDS: Weed wars
  80. FOR KIDS: Rats’ caffeine brain boost
  81. FOR KIDS: Europa’s watery underworld
  82. Genetics Explain How Bedbugs Infest a Building--or a Country
  83. Climate Negotiations Fail to Keep Pace with Science
  84. Childhood Obesity Best Battled in Schools, Research Finds
  85. Bio--Jet Fuel Struggles to Balance Profit with Sustainability
  86. Mere fear shrinks bird families
  87. He’s no rat, he’s my brother
  88. Cilia control eating signal
  89. Bedbugs not averse to inbreeding
  90. Building the body electric
  91. NASA Looks to 3-D Printing for Spare Parts for Space Station
  92. Jailbreak Rat: Selfless Rodents Spring Their Pals and Share Their Sweets
  93. Has the Higgs Been Discovered? Physicists Gear Up for Watershed Announcement
  94. Cache Cab: Taxi Drivers' Brains Grow to Navigate London's Streets
  95. Climate Negotiations Fail to Keep Pace with Science
  96. Spam Hits Lowest Point Since 2008
  97. Tools of a kind
  98. Deep-sea battery comes to light
  99. Weather affects timing of some natural hazards
  100. Natural Gas Fracking Linked to Water Contamination by Federal Agency
  101. Contagion: Controversy Erupts over Man-Made Pandemic Avian Flu Virus
  102. Bio-Jet Fuel Struggles to Balance Profit with Sustainability
  103. EPA: Natural Gas Fracking Linked to Water Contamination
  104. Climate Talks Consensus: All Countries Should Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions In Future
  105. Climate Talks Consensus: All Countries Should Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions--In Future
  106. Brominated Battle: Soda Chemical Has Cloudy Health History
  107. Tantalizing hints of long-sought particle
  108. Acid test points to coming fish troubles
  109. Gene therapy helps counter hemophilia B
  110. Tantalizing Hints of Elusive Higgs Particle Announced
  111. Brominated Battle: Soda Chemical Has Cloudy Health History
  112. U.S. Stillbirths Still Prevalent, Often Unexplained
  113. Tantalizing Hints of Elusive Higgs Particle Announced [Update]
  114. FOR KIDS: Eastern quakes can trigger big shakes
  115. FOR KIDS: One big animal family
  116. FOR KIDS: Surprisingly hardy flu germs
  117. Off the Beam: Did a U.S. Radar Research Station Disable Russia's Phobos Probe?
  118. Borneo tough for red-haired vegans
  119. Walking may have had wet start
  120. U.S. Exempts Species Classified as Endangered in the Rest of the World
  121. Safety Management Issues Led to 2010 Gulf Oil Spill: Report
  122. Gas Guzzler: Cloud Could Soon Meet Its Demise in Milky Way's Black Hole
  123. South Pole Discovered, December 14, 1911
  124. U.S. Exempts Species Classified as Endangered in the Rest of the World [Slide Show]
  125. Caught on Video: A Himalayan Glacier Deflates
  126. Amundsen Becomes First to Reach South Pole, December 14, 1911
  127. The electric mole rat acid test
  128. Uncommitted newbies can foil forceful few
  129. China Scales Up Solar Power by 50 Percent
  130. Japan Says Stricken Nuclear Power Plant in Cold Shutdown
  131. Women's Response to Alcohol Suggests Need for Gender-Specific Treatment Programs
  132. Philippines Searches for Hundreds After Typhoon Kills 650
  133. Vitamin D Prevents Fractures, But Role in Cancer Remains Unclear
  134. Is North Korea the 9th Nation in the World with Nuclear Weapons?
  135. Pharmacies Mislead Teens on Morning-After Pill
  136. It's a Small World: Kepler Spacecraft Discovers First Known Earth-Size Exoplanets
  137. Could Public Health Benefits Make Combating Climate Change Free?
  138. Family Gold Mining Poisons Children in Nigeria
  139. U.S. Rolls Out Tough Rules on Coal Plant Pollution
  140. The Elephant in the Room: How Contraception Could Save Future Elephants from Culling
  141. Fearless Youth: Prozac Extinguishes Anxiety by Rejuvenating the Brain
  142. Huge Oilfield Off Coast of Nigeria Shut Down After Leak
  143. Saturn moons spied from the side
  144. Early animals dethroned
  145. Groundwater dropping globally
  146. Pigeons rival primates in number task
  147. Network analysis predicts drug side effects
  148. Drugs activate dormant gene
  149. Science & the Public: Researchers, journals asked to censor data
  150. Toasty planets circle stellar heart
  151. FOR KIDS: Science fair as a family affair
  152. FOR KIDS: Genes tell old story
  153. FOR KIDS: Distant ‘Goldilocks’ world
  154. First Earth-sized planets netted
  155. Fewer fires in Africa these days
  156. BPA sends false signals to female hearts
  157. Issue for the week of December 31st, 2011
  158. Staggered lessons may work better
  159. Meth Hype Could Undermine Good Medicine
  160. Deep-sea glow serves as bait
  161. Case Closed? Columbus Introduced Syphilis to Europe
  162. Doh! Top Science Journal Retractions of 2011
  163. Aging Brains Match Youth in Some Mental Tasks
  164. Is It Time to Overhaul the Calendar?
  165. Science & the Public: Bt: The lesson unlearned
  166. Molecule ties itself in a complex knot
  167. Science & the Public: Bt: The lesson not learned
  168. Our Galaxy's "Big Ears": Milky Way's Large Companion Galaxies Stand Out
  169. Issue for the week of January 14th, 2012
  170. Book Review : The Physics Book: From the Big Bang to Quantum Resurrection, 250 Milest
  171. Book Review : Neurogastronomy: How the Brain Creates Flavor and Why It Matters by Gor
  172. Book Review : Magical Mathematics: The Mathematical Ideas that Animate Great Magic Tr
  173. Book Review : Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World's Least Sustainable City by Andrew
  174. Book Review : Drive and Curiosity: What Fuels the Passion for Science by Istvan Harg
  175. Book Review : BOOK REVIEW: The Art of Medicine: Over 2,000 Years of Images and Imagi
  176. Book Review : BOOK REVIEW: How To Think Like A Neandertal by Thomas Wynn and Frederi
  177. Sun-oil mix deadly for young herring
  178. In a Squeeze
  179. Brainy Ballplayers
  180. Software Scientist
  181. Why Women Report Being in Worse Health than Men
  182. Neutrino parents call into question faster-than-light results
  183. Duh! 11 Obvious Science Findings of 2011
  184. Botanists et al freed from Latin, paper
  185. Why Women Report Being in Worse Health Than Men
  186. Yeti Crabs, Ghost Octopi Found at 1st Antarctic Deep-Sea Vents
  187. Key Findings on Higgs Boson, Alzheimer's Drugs, Lake Vostok Set to Emerge in 2012
  188. Call to Censor Bird Flu Studies Draws Fire
  189. Deep-Brain Stimulation Found to Fix Depression Long-Term
  190. World's Only Known Natural Quasicrystal Traced to Ancient Meteorite
  191. Science & the Public: Insurance payouts point to climate change
  192. Drug gives rats booze-guzzling superpowers
  193. Ohio Earthquake Likely Caused by Fracking Wastewater
  194. Ohm Run: One-Atom-Tall Wires Could Extend Life of Moore's Law
  195. Forget Ritalin and Cramming: Molecular Pathways in the Brain May Reveal the Best Lear
  196. Can Mountain Dew Really Dissolve a Mouse Carcass?
  197. 1.3 Billion Workers to Go Mobile by 2015
  198. Scientists Make Supersoldier Ants
  199. U.S. Snow Drought Could Have Serious Implications
  200. Baby Monkeys With 6 Genomes Are Scientific First
  201. Shelf-Preservation: Researchers Tap Century-Old Brain Tissue for Clues to Mental Illn
  202. PAIN Relief: India on Track to Be Declared Polio-Free Next Month
  203. Baby Monkeys with 6 Genomes Are Scientific First
  204. Ballot Secrecy Keeps Voting Technology at Bay
  205. PAIN Relief: India on Track to Be Declared Polio-Free Next Month
  206. Airport Screeners to be Monitored for Radiation, TSA Says
  207. What If There Were No Gravity?
  208. Biggest Map Yet of Universe's Invisible Dark Matter Unveiled
  209. Smartphone Makers Gave India Spy Tools, 'Leaked' Memos Say
  210. Casual Marijuana Smoking Not Harmful to Lungs
  211. Doomsday Clock Moved 1 Minute Closer to Midnight
  212. The $1,000 Human Genome: Are We There Yet?
  213. Airport Screeners to Be Monitored for Radiation
  214. What If There Were No Gravity?
  215. Biggest Map Yet of Universe's Invisible Dark Matter Unveiled
  216. Smart Phone Makers Gave India Spy Tools, "Leaked" Memos Say
  217. A Plenitude of Planets: Galactic Search Finds Exoplanets Are More Commonplace Than St
  218. Shape-Shifting: Researchers Change How Monkeys See in 3-D
  219. Three Tiny Exoplanets Suggest Solar System Not So Special
  220. Twitter kept up with Haiti cholera outbreak
  221. Study tracks booze’s buzz in the brain
  222. Planets as common as stars in Milky Way
  223. Light pot smoking easy on lungs
  224. New maps of the cosmic dark
  225. Crabs hither, shrimp thither
  226. Green gleam helps fish see violet
  227. Rhino beetle’s horn may be cheap
  228. Europeans' heartfelt ignorance
  229. Recirculation aided Gulf plume’s degradation
  230. Eight-legged evolution exploits editing
  231. Three monkeys a genetic mishmash
  232. Measuring the leap of a lizard
  233. FOR KIDS: New dangers from bird flu
  234. FOR KIDS: Fins as early legs
  235. Big score for the hot hand
  236. Small efforts to reduce methane, soot could have big effect
  237. FOR KIDS: Self-cleaning clothes
  238. FOR KIDS: Glowing, gutsy hitchhikers
  239. FOR KIDS: Water, water, not everywhere
  240. Science & the Public: Bush meat can be a viral feast
  241. Jet Lag: What's Causing One of the Driest, Warmest Winters in History?
  242. How to Buy Time in the Fight against Climate Change: Mobilize to Stop Soot and Methan
  243. Anti-GM Groups Attempt to Sully Transgenic Control of Dengue Fever
  244. Red-Wine Researcher Implicated in Data Misconduct Case
  245. The Digital Camera Revolution
  246. Head Agony
  247. Soil’s Hidden Secrets
  248. Rising carbon dioxide confuses brain signaling in fish
  249. Issue for the week of January 28th, 2012
  250. String theorists squeeze nine dimensions into three