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ScienceLiveLive Video Chat: Honey Bees in Trouble
Talk to experts in a Google Hangout about what's being done to save these important insects, Thursday 3 p.m. EDT
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News & AnalysisSynthetic Vaccine Strain May Speed Pandemic Response
Technique could save 4 weeks in manufacture, saving tens of thousands of lives
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News & AnalysisMelting Glaciers Stoking Sea-Level Rise
Although field measurements were accurate on glaciers being monitored, they weren't representative of the world's glaciers
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News & AnalysisMore Genomes From Denisova Cave
Analyses of three fossil samples using a powerful new method paint a complex picture of mingling among different ancient human groups
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News & AnalysisLawmakers Await NSF's Response
Officials must weigh factors like reviewer confidentiality in responding to Representative Lamar Smith's request for NSF to justify recent research grants
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News FocusTroubled Waters For Ancient Shipwrecks
As archaeologists find new ways to pull precious data from wrecks, they are squaring off against those salvaging ships for profit
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News FocusFollowing the Flavor
Scientists are beginning to unravel why we love some types of food and hate others; it's a vastly more complex topic than they once thought
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NSF Says No to Congressman's Request for Reviewer Comments
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'MERS' Makes Its Debut in a Scientific Journal
Study of Controversial Dam Reveals Hidden Dependence on Rainforest
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Rising Numbers May Not Be Enough to Save Tigers and Kiwis
Human Stem Cells From Cloning, Finally
This time it looks like it's for real: Researchers have made personalized human embryonic stem cells with a method similar to how Dolly the sheep was cloned—though with an added jolt of caffeine.
- Synthetic Vaccine Strain May Speed Up Pandemic Response
- Melting Glaciers, Not Just Ice Sheets, Stoking Sea-Level Rise
- More Genomes From Denisova Cave Show Mixing of Early Humans
- Lawmakers Await NSF's Response to Query About Grants
- Focus: Troubled Waters for Ancient Shipwrecks
- Focus: Following the Flavor
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