May-June 2009
- Hand-Washing Detectors Could Save Lives
Scientists Ramp Up Search for E.T.- If Death Is Certain, How Do You Live?
- What's the Best Way to Barbecue?
- A Way to Travel at 'Star Trek's' Warp Speed
- Best Defender Against Bullies? May Be a Girl
- Forget About It! Obsessing Can Age You
New tech makes sure health care workers wash hands before caring for patients.
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March-April 2009
- Can We Control the Weather?
- Picking a Mate: You or Your DNA?
- Could a Holographic Tiger Eat You?
- Brave New World, Too Small to See
- Dog Days of Summer Can Be Deadly
- Geezer Power: Are Retirement Mandates Needed?
- The Mind-Altering Power of Music
- Only a Dream? Maybe Not
Scientists ponder colossal schemes to tame hurricanes, climate change and more.
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January-February 2009
- Don't Kick a Dog When It's Down
- How do You Make Snap Decisions?
- Yes He Can? Obama and the Nuclear Threat
- Is a Confession Conclusive? Not Necessarily
- Surprise! Sewage Helps Fishery Rebound
- Is a Coconut Car Coming Your Way?
- Coming Soon to Your Closet: Clever Clothes
- Absolute Power Corrupts? Not Obama
'Confrontational' training only makes your pooch more aggressive, study shows.
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November-December 2009
- Paws and Effect: Pets May Cut Stress
- 'Tis the Season for Tears
- A Year of Breakthroughs: Science in 2008
- Did Climate Change Kill the Roman Empire?
- Future Cell Phones: Experts in Your Pocket
- Can You Smile Your Way to Success?
- In a Pandemic, Who Gets to Live?
- Out of Character? Politicians Walk the Talk
They're not just our best friends ... pets can reduce stress and our waistlines.
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September-October 2008
- The Bottom Line on Offshore Drilling
- Study: It Pays to Be Sexist
- Why Do We Believe Impossible Things?
- Does Thinking Make Us Fatter?
- Can We Get Better at Multitasking?
Offshore drilling brings us closer to changing our planet irreversibly.
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July-August 2008
- Is August Dangerous?
- To Some, Lights Are Noisy
- Edible 'Sensor' Could Alert You to E. Coli
- Turning Water Into … Electricity?
- Scientist: Donuts Helped Shape Our Culture
- Tiny Microbe May Offer Insights Into Cancer
- Computer Can Tell When You're Happy
- Feel Powerless? Buy Something
Nature often unleashes its most extreme events in August. Is there a reason?
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May-June 2008
- Batter Don't Swing: Science of Strikeouts
- Scientist Develops Lifelike Robotic Fish
- Teens Prefer Computers to Doctors
- Could Dust Stop Hurricanes?
- Real-Life 'Knight Rider' Car Coming Soon?
- Can Robot Worms Kill Cancer?
- Fake Sugar Can't Psych Out Brain
Scientists say human brain hits more fouls than homers.
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March-April 2008
- Lies Are Written All Over Your Face
- 'New' Energy Sources Are Water Hogs
- Sweet Smell of Flowers Is Being Polluted
- Can Pets Tell Time?
- Study: 'Weight-ism' Is Bigger Than Racism
- Beautiful Women: They Want It All
- Want to Live Longer? Go to School
- Why Are Musicians Creative? Improv
Uncontrollable muscles in the face reveal lying, new research shows.
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January-February 2008
- Americans Say 'No' to Nano
- Scientists Develop Breathalyzer for Disease
- Last-Minute V-Day Shoppers Spend More
- Why Negative Campaigns Sometimes Win
- Couples Who Fight Live Longer
- Charging Your Cell Phone With Your Hand?
- Aggression: As Good as Food or Sex?
- Magnets Curing Pain
- Scientists: Era of Overwhelmed Planet Needs New Name
Many Americans find nanotechnology "morally unacceptable," study says.
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September-October 2007
- Humans More Easily Scared in the Dark
- 48 Years Later, Bugs Clear Convicted Murderer
- Ancient Greek Geeks Got It Right
- Flower Power: A Cure for Cancer?
- Can Creativity Survive in Hollywood?
- Do You Stare at Hotties? Blame Science
- Older Men, Younger Women = Long Life
- When Life Nearly Ended
- Chemical Warfare 100 Million Years Ago
Want your Halloween party to be really scary? Turn out the lights.
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November-December 2007
- Move Wheelchair with Your Mind
- Can Only the Rich Afford a Healthy Diet?
- Antarctica's New Discovery Under Siege
- Overweight? Standing May Be Solution
- Give Thanks: Cranberries, Best of Super Foods
- Tiny Fish Reveals Cancer Secrets
Technology used in wheelchair prototype could bring speech to the mute.
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May-June 2007
- Is Getting Mad Good for Your Mind?
- Plant to Plant: Brother, Is That You?
- Researcher: 1 in 4 Chance to Win in Iraq
- Do Pets Really Have Personalities?
- Boss Doesn't Listen? He Doesn't Have to
- Climate Change: Even the Experts Argue
- Making Fats Good for You
- Get Rich! You Don't Have to Be Smart
- Forget Laundry! New Clothes Trap Germs
- Paralyzed Mice Walk Again
According to researchers, a little anger can help you make better decisions.
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March-April 2007
- The Boomerang Effect
- Fear? Disgust? It's All in Your Genes
- How to Fight Global Warming? Maybe Just Live With It
- God Is on Our Side. Does That Mean War?
- Do Hackers Get a Bum Rap?
- Want Something Done? Then Back Off!
- Can Africa's Elephants Be Saved?
Why Self-Improvement Programs Fail and Why a Smile Can Make All the Difference
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July-August 2007
- Scientists Close to Creating Bionic Man?
- Why Some Birds Flock Together
- Key to Good Cooking: Trickery
- Music and the Sound of Silence
- A Fish That's Almost Human?
- Life Stories: Study Follows 10,000 for 50 Years
- Urban Footprint: Rainfall Patterns Changing
- Worried? Talk Therapy Actually Changes the Brain
- God vs. Science: Most Scientists Are Nonbelievers
A miniature rocket motor may be the solution to powering a synthetic human arm.
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January-February 2007
- Pick Your Candidate … NOW
- Do Libras Live Longer?
- Would You Condone Torture in War?
- Wind: Invisible Answer to World's Energy Problems
- Robots May Be More Like Caterpillars Than R2-D2
- Carving Mountains and Ruining Picnics: The Power of Rain
- Boss Doesn't Listen? He Doesn't Have to
- Lessons From a Toad: How to Lighten Your Load
- See the Future by Concentrating on the Past
Psychologists Say If People Wait, They're More Easily Spun by Bad Information
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September-October 2006
- Bird Has Mind Like a Steel Bird Cage
- Prehistoric-Sized Dragonflies? It's in the Air
- Think Quickly for a Natural High
- When Dad's Not a Looker, Mom Compensates
- Kids on War, Peace and Terrorism
- Worrying Today Could Mean Worrying Tomorrow
- Prehistoric Man Faced Death From Above
Clark's Nutcracker Has No Problem Relocating Food Hidden in Thousands of Different Locations
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November-December 2006
- Anti-Cancer 'Smart Bomb' Homes in on Deadly Tumors
- Even a Small Nuclear War Could Change the World
- 500 Columns: Lee Dye, Unusual Science Guy
- An Answer to the World's Energy Problems?
- Why Do We Eat So Much When It's So Easy Not To?
- You Can't Teach a Human New Tricks
- Sleep Deprivation Creating 'Nation of Walking Zombies'
- Wanna Save the World? Make Sure You Plant the Right Tree
Researchers Made Great Strides in Creating Focused Attack Against Cancer
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May-June 2006
- Strange Behavior Turns Crickets into Cannibals
- The Older We Get, the Happier We Are
- Florida's Python Problem
- 'Alien' Wasp Kills Whole Forests
- Kids on War, Peace and Terrorism
- The Good Times Define Us, Not the Bad
- Many Would Rather Be Anything but Obese
- Could Research Lead to Cancer Cure-All?
- Search for Life Needs Rethinking
- Laughter May Indeed Be the Best Medicine
- Go Ahead and Laugh
- The Waggle Dance Gets Bees Moving
Scientists Baffled by Insects That Eat Everything in Their Path -- Including Each Other
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March-April 2006
- Where Do the 'Big Ideas' Come From?
- Steps Help Brain Adjust to Daylight Saving
- Woman With Perfect Memory Baffles Scientists
- Marital Stress Affects the Hearts of Husbands and Wives Differently
- 'Alien' Wasp Kills Whole Forests
Researchers Say the Brain Acts Differently Just Before a Moment of Revelation
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July-August 2006
- Good Eyesight? Thank Snakes
- This Ocean's Too Noisy
- Can Landscaping Improve or Threaten Your Social Calendar?
- Cat Parasite Affects Everything We Feel and Do
- Is Climate Change to Blame for 'Dead Zone'?
- Single Question Could Lead to Drug Use
- Good Grammar in All of Us
- What's Going On in the Mind of a Voter?
- Global Climate Change Is Happening Now
- Are You a Wolf or a Sheep?
Researchers Believe Human Eyesight Evolved to Help Avoid Deadly Snakes
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January-February 2006
- Like Humans, Monkeys Can be Snobs Too
- Good Grammar in All of Us
- Meter-Long Monsters That Smell Like Lilies
- Do We Care About the Environment?
- Scientists Discover How Killer Whales Learn to Hunt
- Geometry Is Supposed to Be Easy
- Is Overfishing Changing the Gene Pool?
- Snowflake Hunter Scours the Earth to Study Crystals
- Better Living Through the Arts
New Research Illuminates Primate Behavior in Social Situations
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September-October 2005
- Making Future Moon Rovers Good Enough to Eat?
- Autumnal Foliage Can Be Pretty Tree-Killers
- Study: Fingerprint Evidence Isn't Infallible
- Could Birds and Bats Help Rebuild Forests?
- Putting Pen to Paper Helps Manage Stress
- Why Some Cope With Disasters Better Than Others
- Did Global Warming Boost Katrina's Fury?
- Katrina Proved Experts' Early Warnings Right
Spurring Creative Thinking for Future Space Missions: Edible Buggies
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November-December 2005
- You Are What You Think?
- Will 'Transnationalists' Redefine What It Means to Be American?
- Genes May Affect Loneliness -- And More Friends Might Not Help
- Last Feast of the Eagles
- 'Wasp Hounds' Sniff Out Trouble
- Study: Self-Images Often Erroneously Inflated
- Camels and Cheetahs in North America?
How You Use Your Brain May Determine How Healthy -- or Unhealthy -- It Is
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May-June 2005
- Why Cell Phones and Driving Don't Mix
- Curing Brain Diseases by Growing New Cells?
- Are Spices the Key to Safer Barbecuing?
- Another Natural Threat to Florida: Feral Hogs
- Geneticists Getting Close to Engineering Good Looks
- Bugs in Termite Guts May Offer Future Fuel Source
- It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's a Snake!
- Girls at Greater Risk in Justice System
- Students Use Clickers to Help Guide College Lectures
Research Shows Brain Has Limits for Multiple, 'Intensive' Tasks
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March-April 2005
- Pollution Squeezing Out Rare Plants
- Cuckoos May Be Dim, But They Are Strategic
- When Stress Is Good for Your Health
- Study: Males With Young Stay Loyal
- Monkeys Steal When No One's Looking
- Grizzlies Encroaching on Polar Bear Country
- Study: Better Fitness Means Better Sex
- Study: To Get Top Scores, Go Last?
Nitrogen May Be a Fertilizer, But Can End Up Crowding Out Rare Plant Species
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July-August 2005
- Wildlife Havens Squeezed by Human Needs
- Chimps Learn By Watching Others -- Just Like Humans
- Racy and Gory Images Cause Temporary Blindness
- Opposites Attract? Not According to Gene Researchers
- Can We Control the Weather? Maybe
- Studies Say We Learn to Fib While Young
- Study: Lowering Child Death Rate Not Costly
- Ancient Crocodile Fossil Defies Dinosaur Label
Growing Human Population Demanding More Natural Resources
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January-February 2005
- Scientist Rates Bird IQs
- All For One? Why Humans Cooperate
- Looking for Clues to Predict Future Tsunamis
- Study: Negative Words Dominate Language
- Scientists Develop Self-Cleaning Windows
- Does Deep Earth Host Untapped Fuel?
- Are We Programmed For Kindness?
- Much Uncertainty in Predicting Tsunamis
Among Bird Brains, Crows Are Most Clever, Survey Finds
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September-October 2004
- Scientist Build a 'Brain' From Rat Cells
- Was 20th Century Unusually Wet?
- Direct Link Between Stress and Aggression
- Females More Susceptible to Sweet Tooth
- Weather Made Lewis and Clark's Trek Successful
- Study: First Impressions Really Matter
- Wired Greenhouses May Help Beat Droughts
- Study: Sunflowers Could Supply Hydrogen Fuel
- Study: Older Runners Getting Faster
The Combination of Biology and Technology Can Be Trained to Fly a Flight Simulator
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May-June 2004
- Study: Weeds Make the Best Medicine
- Speed Chess Study Proves Practice Makes Perfect
- Odors Aren't Likely to Awaken Us From Sleep
- Most Don't Know How Good (or Bad) They Are
- Study Finds People Eat More If Food Is Colorful
- Solar-Powered Plane Would Fly by Flapping
- Researchers Design Games to Boost Self-Esteem
- Shortcut for Hydrogen Cars: Gasoline
Researchers Finds Weeds Will Cure What Ails You
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January-February 2004
- Study: We All Tell Lies Over the Phone
- Researcher: Dwindling Oil Supplies to Bring Energy Crisis
- Parasitic Ants Shake Up Colony Society
- Study: Friendships More Vital to Teen Girls
- Rat Study Suggests Supplements Can Extend Life
- Hibernating Bears Hold Lessons for Human Health
- Bugs Found in 6,000-Foot-Deep Hole
Study Shows Phone Calls Are Ideal Fibbing Media
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November-December 2004
- A New Take on Human Intelligence
- Brain Research Raises Boggling Issues
- Killing Wolves Kills Other Animals Too
- Is It Time to Scrap SETI?
- U.S. Falling Behind in Science
- Real Pictures Can Trigger False Memories
- New Vehicles Will Make Own Decisions Based on Commands
- Fish 'Sang' During Fla. Hurricane
- Walk in Nice Weather Improves Mood
Tech Wizard Tries to Describe What Makes Us Smart
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July-August 2004
- Vets Say People Need to Understand Their Pets
- Ocean Robots That 'Feed' on Whale Food
- DNA's 'Rungs' May Be What Makes Us Different
- Hormones, Not Just Love, Make Moms Tough
- Old Policies Make Shift From Foreign Oil Tough
- Alien Abductees Show Emotion Can Cloud Truth
- Research: Old People Helped Evolution
- Cloning Considered to Revive Tasmanian Tiger
- Why Do Flies Like Our Food? They Have Taste
Do You Understand Your Pet? Vets Say Most Don’t
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March-April 2004
- Boosting Brain Power Now Possible
- Researchers Map Brain's Inspiration Point
- Real Pictures Can Trigger False Memories
- Entomologist: Insects Could Be Used as Bioweapons
- Study: Exercise and Music Clear the Brain
- Study: Listening Keeps Kids Off Drugs
- New Sensor Network Sniffs Cities for Bioweapons
- Exoskeleton Helps With Heavy Loads
- Should the Government Help You Buy a Solar Panel?
Brain Enhancement Drugs and Treatments Have Some Worried
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September-October 2003
- Iceberg Threatens Penguin Survival in Antarctic
- Study Links Music With Listeners' Emotions
- Study: Wolves Sustain Wildlife by Sharing Prey
- Scientists Reveal Three Keys to Happiness
- Exercise-Crazed Mice Are Poor Thinkers
- How Whale Hunting Changed the Ocean
- The Galileo Mission: Hard-Won But Successful
- New Studies Shed Light on Dreams' Meanings
- Spider Web Holds Valuable Secrets
Recently Calved Iceberg in Antarctic Threatens Penguin Survival
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May-June 2003
- Study: Teens' Minds Wired for Cheap Thrills
- Do Traffic Tickets Saves Lives?
- Study Suggests Alexander Not So Great
- Study Explains Money Problems in Marriages
- Babies, Birds Learn to Talk in Same Way
- Mathematician's Dog Knows Calculus
- Babies Recognize Mom's Voice from the Womb
- Study: Bad Youth Shapes Murderers
- Smells, Gases Keep Order in Ant Colonies
- Scientists Study Amazing Flight of Flies
Study Explains How Teens’ Brains Are Wired for Cheap Thrills
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January-February 2003
- Scientist: Worry More About Asteroids
- What Happens When Lightning Strikes?
- Testing the Reliability of Child Witnesses
- Astronaut Corps Far From Ordinary People
- Study: Exercise Keeps the Brain Sharp
- When Will the World End? New Theory Emerges
- Polars Bears Threatened by Melting Ice
- Scientists Designing Fish for Better Taste, Nutrition
- When Reputation Outweighs Data
Some Argue We Should Worry About Incoming Asteroids
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January-December 2003
- Wind Is Fastest Growing Energy Resource
- Shy People More Vulnerable to Viruses
- Study: White Christmases Have Become Rare
- Botox Sheds Light on Alzheimer's
- Study: Animals Get Confused Too
- Finding Innovations to Feed the Hungry
- Overcoming Phobias Using Virtual Reality
- How Earthquakes Make Spacewaves
- How Much Matter Died to Fill Your Tank?
An Age-Old Power Resource Is Making a Comeback
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July-August 2003
- Next Big Thing Is a Really Small Battery
- Lee Dye: Why Some Glaciers Get Dirty
- Study: Nodding or Shaking Head Changes Opinion
- Sleep Affects Some Memories But Not All
- Columnist Lee Dye Remembers a NASA Rebel
- 'Hulk' Producers Consulted Sea Cucumber
- Study: Workers' Stress Much Higher Than Bosses
- Study: Army Ant's Bloody Rampage Is in its Genes
What's the Next Big Thing? A Really, Really Small Battery
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March-April 2003
- NASA Mission to Pluto Was Hard-Won
- Studies Suggest Men Handle Pain Better
- Giant Grid Plan Could Power Nation
- People's Senses Are Ever-Adjustable
- Conflicted About the War? Here's Why
- Columnist:Technology Alone Can't Win War
- Scientists Look to Tapeworm for Drug Model
- Super-Termites Are Munching Across U.S.
A NASA Mission to the Smallest Planet Was Hard-Won
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September-October 2002
- Study: Being Social Keeps Mind Sharp
- Vet Diagnoses Dogs With Compulsive Disorder
- Scientists Use Virus to Trace Assault Suspect
- Researcher: Pets Keep People Healthy
- Squirrels Shed Light on Human Hibernation
- Women's Brains Better at Handling Anger
- How Garbage Fueled Ancient Agriculture
- Scientists Study the Moments Before Dying
- Scientists Mine Gold With Alfalfa
Study Finds Being Social Late in Life Helps Keep the Mind Fresh
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May-June 2002
- Scientists Seek Personality's Roots in Brain
- Spiny Spiders Use Colors to Lure Lunch
- Researchers Use Fluorescence to Study Coral Reefs
- Computer Tests Proves Handwriting Analysis Is Legitimate
- Satellite Imagery Locates Prehistoric Paths
- Humans Still Follow Old Mating Rituals
- Study: Turning Off Office Lights Saves Birds
- Researchers Working to Establish an Odor Index
- Researcher: Vegetarian Diet Kills Animals Too
Can Personality Be Traced to the Brain? Researchers Look for Signs
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January-February 2002
- Blue Whales Eat Constantly and Travel Solo
- Jaguars Moving Back Into U.S.
- Suprise Finding: Wading Birds Thrive After Droughts
- Scientists Use Seals to Videotape Deep Sea Fish
- Scientist Learning How Music May Prevent Dementia
- Scientists Aims to Measure Distance to Moon in Millimeters
- How Snakes See Two Ways
Close Studies of Blue Whales Reveal Their Endless Appetites, Solo Nature
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November-December 2002
- Researcher: Giving Can Save Your Life
- Researcher: Brown Spiders Not Deadly After All
- Study: Young and Old Remember Differently
- Jaguars Captured on Candid Camera
- Scientist: Hyenas May Have Hunted People
- Why Rattlesnakes Are Bold Road Crossers
- What We Still Don't Know About Earthquakes
Researcher Finds Evidence Why It’s Truly Better to Give Than Receive
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July-August 2002
- Scientists Create Lullabies From Brain Waves
- Underappreciated Bats to Appear on Postage Stamps
- Why Are More Men Waiting to Marry?
- Columnist Lee Dye: It's Time to Make Research Free
- Is the Grand Canyon Still Growing?
- NYC Tree Gets a Second Life in China
- Unlocking Aloe Vera's Healing Secrets
- Researchers Seeking Ways to Save Egyptian Ruins
- Study: Final Sleep Hours Are Critical
Have Trouble Sleeping? Listen to Your Brain
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March-April 2002
- Stereotypes Lead Boys to Prefer Drums to Violins
- Did Pollution Drive Fish's Evolution?
- Study: Disaster Triggers Births, Marriages, Divorce
- Expedition Seeks to Answer How Warming Will Affect Snow
- Why Some People See Numbers, Letters in Color
- Scientist Sprouts Fresh Plant From Ancient Seeds
- Did Meat Eating Help Shape Society?
- Scientists Say They Can Forecast Earthquakes
Despite Changes, Study Finds Boys Still Choose Instruments by Gender
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September-October 2001
- Developing a Giant Space Mirror
- Undersea Mounds May Host Gas Pockets Ready to Burst
- Scientist Traces Rat Migration Using Genetics
- Scientists: Global Economies Tied to Frost
- New Technology to Root Out Terrorists
- New Tech Could Help Search Wreckage
- New Fuel Cells Seen in Near Future
- Scientists Seek Reasons For Orca Decline
Scientists Developing Superlight Material for Giant Space Mirror
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May-June 2001
- Researcher Records 'Craziest' Whale Sounds
- Moon's Dark Side Gives Climate Hints
- Scientists Pine for Military Ranges
- Study: Sharks Bite With Upper Jaws
- Bugs Bunny Study Reveals Memory's Malleability
- Studies: A Little Warming Can Destroy Societies
- NASA Investigates Beaming Energy From Space
- The Violent Environs of Early Planets
- Mountains, Whitecaps Change Weather Models
Researcher Records ‘Craziest Sound in the World’ From Minke Whales
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January-February 2001
- Scientists Find Some Plants Like Touch, Some Don't
- Oil Drilling: the View From Alaska
- In Search of Pollution-Eating Bugs
- Scientists Seed Clouds to Make Rain
- The Comeback of the Trumpeter Swan
- Pulling Ant Castles From the Ground
- How Water Is Cracking Up Antarctica
- Urban Jungles Eat Up Coastal Beauty
- Little Known Tarantula Traits
Is Touch Good For Plants?
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November-December 2001
- A Computer Designed to Determine Gender
- Researchers Determine What Makes People 'Choke'
- Crows Are Bandits, But Know Thier Own Kind
- Tech Researchers Inspired by Marine Life
- Scientists Put Alligators on a Treadmill
- Scientists Discover Mosquito's 'Nose'
- Meteorologists: This Winter Will Be Like Last
- Inventer Creates Glow-in-the-Dark Bike
A Computer That's Better Than Humans at Determining Gender
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July-August 2001
- Maya Flacks Had Fingers Chopped Off
- Why Researchers Can't Control Mosquitoes
- Exploring the Vast Unknowns of the Sea
- How the Earth Makes Diamonds
- Psychiatrists: Rage Comes From Accumulation
- Tiger Mosquito Invades the U.S.
- Flamingo and Grebe May Be Sister Species
- NASA Considers Blimp to Explore Distant Moon
Researcher Determines Maya Flacks Met Gory Punishment
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March-April 2001
- Mongolian Dust Reaches Arizona
- Rougher Waters Threaten Blue Mussel
- Scientist Dreams of Freedom From Oil
- Study: Bad Hormones Lead to Bad Marriages
- Scientists Learns Secrets of Strad Violin
- Northwest Faces Indestructable Weed
- Science Behind 'Holier-Than-Thou'
- Scientist Uses Pigs To Test Toxic Sites
When Mongolian Winds Whipped Through the Gobi Desert, Arizona Got Dusty
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September-October 2000
- NASA Finding Ways to Re-use Waste
- Scientists Use Primitive Site to Model Life's Beginnings
- Growing Vaccinated Fruits and Vegetables
- More Powerful Telescopes on Horizon
- Groups Seeks Protection for Lunar Remains
- The Decline of the Quaking Aspen
- El Nino Leads to More Problems Than Storms
- The Psychology of Voting
NASA Is Researching Ways For Future Missions to Reuse Waste
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November-December 2000
- Reviving the Chestnut Tree
- Scientist Explains Snowflakes
- Decline of Colorado River Is Severe
- Ocean 'Census' to Use Tracking Devices
- Lab Stumbles Upon 'Immortal' Flesh
- Government Probes Goodyear Tires
- Exploring an Underwater Mountain
- The Silver Lining of Ugly Oil Platforms
- Report: Goodyear Replacing Tires Quietly
- Scientists Find Ancient Salmon Cycles
Biological Warfare, Genetic EngineeringMay Save Chestnut Tree
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July-August 2000
- Engineer Develops Personal Helicopter
- Scientists Go to the Bush to Find TB Cures
- Trees That Love Global Warming
- Nursing Bears Back to the Wild
- Zapping Teachers For Science
- Assessing American’s Science Knowledge
- Life of a Hurricane Rider
- 'Sniffing Out' Extraterrestrial Life
- The Dilemma of Delisting Species
It Isn’t Airborne Yet, But a New Personal Flying Machine is Ready for Testing
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