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Science News
NY Times Science
Rss feed van NYT > Science
Shared Supercomputing and Everyday Research
Sewers at Capacity, Waste Poisons Waterways
Shortage Slows a Program to Detect Nuclear Bombs
White House Plans Campaign to Promote Science and Math Education
Konstantin Feoktistov, a Soviet Spacecraft Engineer, Dies at 83
Dell Hymes, Linguist With a Wide Net, Dies at 82
Hacked E-Mail Is New Fodder for Climate Dispute
Proton Beams Are on Track at Collider
Voracious Invader May Be Nearing Lake Michigan
U. of Nebraska Defeats Tighter Limits on Stem Cell Research
Albert Crewe, First to Show a Single Atom, Is Dead at 82
New Data Shed Light on Large-Animal Extinction
Sounds During Sleep Aid Memory, Study Finds
Industrialized Nations Unveil Plans to Rein in Emissions
Panel Sees No Need for A-Bomb Upgrade
Findings: A Case in Antiquities for ?Finders Keepers?
Essay: Is Doomsday Coming? Perhaps, but Not in 2012
Scientist at Work: Nathan Myhrvold: After Microsoft, Bringing a High-Tech Eye to Professional Kitchens
An Air-Traffic Upgrade to Improve Travel by Plane
Breaching a Barrier to Fight Brain Cancer
Panel Urges Mammograms at 50, Not 40
World Briefing | Europe: Italy: Galileo?s Body Parts to Be on Display
University Weighs Tighter Limits on Stem Cell Research
Seas Grow Less Effective at Absorbing Emissions
California Imposes Rule for Efficiency on Some TVs
Little Progress in Freeing a Rover on Mars
A Genetics Company Fails, Its Research Too Complex
Signs Swine Flu Wave May Have Peaked in U.S.
| Science and Health: Chemical May Help Down Syndrome Sufferers
Vital Signs: Childhood: U.S. Draws Low Marks on Premature Births
Vital Signs: Smoking in U.S. Declines but Not by Much
Global Update: Congo?s Army Accused of Striking Villages as Refugees Waited for Measles Shots
Study Ties Restrooms to Illnesses on Cruises
First Mention: Fluoride, 1931
Vital Signs: Screening: One More Reason to Get Up Early
Vital Signs: Prognosis: Lingering Pain After Surgery for Breast Cancer
Business of Green: Seeking Wind Energy, Some Consider the Sea
Business of Green: Storm Over the Chamber
Q & A: In Search of the Geep
Observatory: When Mountain Lions Hunt, They Prey on the Weak
Observatory: Digging Into the Science of That Old-Book Smell
Observatory: Changes in the Climate and a Windier Great Lake
Cases: Checking the Right Boxes, but Failing the Patient
Personal Health: A Dental Shift: Implants Instead of Bridges
Really?: The Claim: A Person Can Contract Two Colds at One Time
Letters: Manipulating Nature (1 Letter)
Letters: In Your Dreams (1 Letter)
Letters: Solar Journeys (2 Letters)
Google Sci/Tech
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Climate Change Skeptics Get to Say 'I told you so!' - The Epoch Times
Rare Charles Darwin book found on toilet bookshelf - The Associated Press
Roku adds more 'channels' of video and other digital content - San Jose Mercury News
Atlantis astronaut's wife gives birth 220 miles below - CNET News
PASSINGS: Konstantin Feoktistov - Los Angeles Times
KT to Sell IPhone in South Korea - PC World
Underwhelmed By Chrome OS? That's Kinda the Point - PC World
Week in gaming: New Super Mario Bros. and DJ Hero death - Ars Technica
Steve Jobs determines smoking is injurious to your Mac - TG Daily
Barnes and Noble Nook E-Reader Delayed Due to Demand, Says Company - eWeek
Science Magazine
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This Week in Science
Editors' Choice
Random Samples
[Editorial] Governance of Both Poles
[News of the Week] Planetary Science: Yes, There's Ice on the Moon?But How Much, and What Use Is It?
[News of the Week] Japan: Belt-Tightening Could Claim Some Scientific Scalps
[News of the Week] Astrophysics: Galactic Glare Reveals Birthplace of Cosmic Rays
[News of the Week] Oil Resources: Splitting the Difference Between Oil Pessimists and Optimists
[News of the Week] Cell Therapies: Clean Pigs Offer Alternative to Stem Cell Transplants
[News of the Week] ScienceNOW.org: From Science's Online Daily News Site
[News of the Week] Newsmaker Interview: University Head Zhu Qingshi Challenges Old Academic Ways
[News of the Week] Intellectual Property: Research Centers Promise a Break on Medical Patents in Developing Countries
[News of the Week] ScienceInsider: From the Science Policy Blog
[News Focus] Ecology: Eco-Alchemy in Alberta
[News Focus] Archaeology: Better Homes and Hearths, Neandertal-Style
[News Focus] Archaeology: Did Neandertals Dine In?
[News Focus] Ninth International Plant Molecular Biology Congress: Chloroplast Shuffle
[News Focus] Ninth International Plant Molecular Biology Congress: Steak With a Side of Beta-Glucans
[News Focus] Ninth International Plant Molecular Biology Congress: A Question of Balance
[Letter] Getting His Goat
[Letter] Cell Therapy Ahead for Parkinson's Disease
[Letter] Environmental Markets: Concentrate on Criteria
[Letter] Environmental Markets: The Power of Regulation
[Letter] Response?Environmental Markets
[Letter] Training Scientists to Manage
[Correction] Corrections and Clarifications
[Book Review] Behavior: Selfless Memes
[Book Review] Women in Science: Preferences and Penalties Differ
[Books et al.] Books Received
[Policy Forum] Science and Regulation: New Science for Chemicals Policy
[Perspective] Environment: Monitoring Earth's Critical Zone
[Perspective] Materials Science: The Hotter the Engine, the Better
[Perspective] Chemistry: Hydrate Molecular Ballet
[Perspective] Plant Science: Solving the Maze
[Perspective] Paleontology: Megafaunal Decline and Fall
[Review] Controlling the Velocity of Light Pulses
[Brevia] The Palomero Genome Suggests Metal Effects on Domestication
[Brevia] Strengthening Individual Memories by Reactivating Them During Sleep
[Report] Detection of Gamma Rays from a Starburst Galaxy
[Report] Shape-Controlled Colloidal Interactions in Nematic Liquid Crystals
[Report] Atmospheric Sulfur in Archean Komatiite-Hosted Nickel Deposits
[Report] Geophysical Detection of Relict Metasomatism from an Archean (~3.5 Ga) Subduction Zone
[Report] Nanoplasmonic Probes of Catalytic Reactions
[Report] Microsecond Simulations of Spontaneous Methane Hydrate Nucleation and Growth
[Report] Aragonite Undersaturation in the Arctic Ocean: Effects of Ocean Acidification and Sea Ice Melt
[Report] Pleistocene Megafaunal Collapse, Novel Plant Communities, and Enhanced Fire Regimes in North America
[Report] High Symbiont Relatedness Stabilizes Mutualistic Cooperation in Fungus-Growing Termites
[Report] Epicontinental Seas Versus Open-Ocean Settings: The Kinetics of Mass Extinction and Origination
[Report] A Periplasmic Reducing System Protects Single Cysteine Residues from Oxidation
[Report] The B73 Maize Genome: Complexity, Diversity, and Dynamics
[Report] A First-Generation Haplotype Map of Maize
[Report] Paternal Dominance of Trans-eQTL Influences Gene Expression Patterns in Maize Hybrids
[Report] Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in the Fungus Gardens of Leaf-Cutter Ants
[Report] Structural Basis of Immune Evasion at the Site of CD4 Attachment on HIV-1 gp120
[Report] The Schizophrenia Susceptibility Gene dysbindin Controls Synaptic Homeostasis
New Products
[Podcast] Science Podcast
Rss feed van Science: This Week's News
[News of the Week] Planetary Science: Yes, There's Ice on the Moon?But How Much, and What Use Is It?
[News of the Week] Japan: Belt-Tightening Could Claim Some Scientific Scalps
[News of the Week] Astrophysics: Galactic Glare Reveals Birthplace of Cosmic Rays
[News of the Week] Oil Resources: Splitting the Difference Between Oil Pessimists and Optimists
[News of the Week] Cell Therapies: Clean Pigs Offer Alternative to Stem Cell Transplants
[News of the Week] ScienceNOW.org: From Science's Online Daily News Site
[News of the Week] Newsmaker Interview: University Head Zhu Qingshi Challenges Old Academic Ways
[News of the Week] Intellectual Property: Research Centers Promise a Break on Medical Patents in Developing Countries
[News of the Week] ScienceInsider: From the Science Policy Blog
[News Focus] Ecology: Eco-Alchemy in Alberta
[News Focus] Archaeology: Better Homes and Hearths, Neandertal-Style
[News Focus] Archaeology: Did Neandertals Dine In?
[News Focus] Ninth International Plant Molecular Biology Congress: Chloroplast Shuffle
[News Focus] Ninth International Plant Molecular Biology Congress: Steak With a Side of Beta-Glucans
[News Focus] Ninth International Plant Molecular Biology Congress: A Question of Balance
Rss feed van This Week in Science
Methane's Path to Captivity
Cosmic Acceleration
Acidic Ocean
Light in the Slow Lane
Early Ore Formation
Periplasmic Redox Regulation
Demise of the Megafauna
Anti-HIV Antibody Constraints
A-Maize-ing
Gardening for Ants and Termites
Dysbindin Function in Synaptic Homeostasis
Hairy Polygon Solution
Building Early Continents
Plasmonic Probing of Catalysis
Extinction Distinctions
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Rss feed van Science Magazine Podcast
Science Podcast, 20 November 2009
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General News
WSJ US News
Rss feed van WSJ.com: What's News US
White House Weighs Jobs, Deficit
Investors Dial Back Risk as Year-End Nears
Eni to Buy Oil Stakes in Uganda
Reliance Makes Chemical Bid
EADS Braces Itself for Insider-Trading Trial
Venture Funds Sweeten Terms
Microsoft, News Corp. Discuss Web Pact
Internal Rifts Split Investment Firm
'New Moon' Shines, But Can't Overtake 'Dark Knight'
Price Dispute Delays NBC Deal
Hershey Trustees Back Cadbury Bid
Chrysler Offers Incentives on 2010 Models
Nissan May Produce Electric Cars In China
EBay Search Glitch Damps Sales
Volunteers Log Off as Wikipedia Ages
White House Weighs Jobs, Deficit
General Social Science
Rss feed van Arts & Letters Daily - ideas, criticism, debate
Arts & Letters Daily (22 Nov 2009)
Mikhail Khodorkovsky's fate stands as a warning, not only to Russians, but to the West. Why is the Kremlin so afraid to see him set free?... more
In 1807, a Broadwood square grand piano, no. 10651, was taken by canal from London north to Lancaster for a John Langshaw, organist. Therein lies a story... more
The fetishization of change is a symptom of a deep intellectual malaise in modern education theory, where truth, knowledge, and meaning have merely a provisional character... more
Arts & Letters Daily (21 Nov 2009)
Mikhail Khodorkovsky's fate stands as a warning, not only to Russians, but to the West. Why is the Kremlin so afraid to see him set free?... more
In 1807, a Broadwood square grand piano, no. 10651, was taken by canal from London north to Lancaster for a John Langshaw, organist. Therein lies a story... more
The fetishization of change is a symptom of a deep intellectual malaise in modern education theory, where truth, knowledge, and meaning have merely a provisional character... more
Arts & Letters Daily (20 Nov 2009)
Dogs do it, lions do it, even babies in the womb do it, and though weird theories abound, nobody really knows why we yawn... more
Françoise d'Aubigné: born in a prison to a murderer, was a child beggar, then later on governess to Louis XIV's children, and finally his mistress and wife... more
When Jane Austen doesn't like a character in one of her novels, she ceases to be the subtle, witty ironist everyone adores and turns into a vicious moral harridan... more
Arts & Letters Daily (19 Nov 2009)
Lew Wallace, General in the Civil War, a man Billy the Kid wanted to kill, wrote a favorite 19th-century novel, made into a 20th-century movie: Ben-Hur... more
"Earth is the cradle of mankind, but one does not stay in the cradle forever." Space pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovskii had a vision... more
The Mumbai attacks: sixty harrowing hours. Jason Motlagh's minute-by-minute account shows us scenes of great heroism and horrifying cruelty... more
Arts & Letters Daily (18 Nov 2009)
Should historic art be repatriated to its land of origin? Imagine the Renaissance without the spell of "looted" antiquities from Greece... more
Friedrich Nietzsche cultivated the alien form of Dionysus on the soil of his native Pietism. In truth, he never overcame his childhood religion... more
Louis Armstrong, even as a little boy, "could easily see the ungodly treatment White Folks were handing the poor Jewish family I worked for"... more