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David Grimm and Kerry Klein
An audio roundup of some of our favorite stories of the week
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Edwin Cartlidge
Indicted scientists and safety officials have their day in court over charges they mislead Italian public on quake danger
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Michael Price
Seven scientists net honors
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Ann Gibbons
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Jocelyn Kaiser
CPRIT will take another look at controversial $20 million 'incubator' grant
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Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
A satellite that had been scheduled to be shut down now has a fresh lease on life, thanks to a first-of-a-kind arrangement.
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Richard A. Kerr
Enigmas such as Uranus's skewed magnetic field continue to bedevil planetary scientists
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Greg Miller
A combination of high-tech therapies shows promise for treating spinal injuries
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Elizabeth Norton
People have a surprising response to "old person smell"
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Rachel Nuwer
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Sid Perkins
Massive eruptions may occur with only a few hundred years' warning
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Mitch Leslie
Pieces of anticancer drug prevent abnormal accumulation of connective tissue
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Ken Croswell
Astronomer invents new technique to trace the origins of our galaxy
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Genome reveals fruit's history