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August 2001 Archives

31 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Help for 29 Imperiled Species

U.S. government strikes surprising deal with environmental groups
31 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Teacher?

Howard Hughes program to fund outstanding undergraduate educators
31 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Listening for Viruses

New quartz-based microphone can detect viral infections
31 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

A Game for Three Microbes

Possible recipe for diversity shown in a petri dish
31 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Donor Votes With His Dollars

Billionaire suspends gift to Stanford to protest limits on stem cell work
30 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

For Mathematics, Abel = Nobel

Norwegian government gives mathematicians their equivalent of a Nobel prize
30 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Evidence for Human Pheromones

Distinct male and female responses considered hallmark of pheromone activity
30 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Superconductivity Race Heats Up

Spiked buckyballs conduct electricity without resistance at 117 kelvin
29 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Have Tentacles, Will Mimic

Newly discovered octopus impersonates multiple animals
29 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Like Clockwork No Longer

Individual brain cells lose their rhythm with aging
29 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Panel Opposes Astronomy Shake-Up

Pans White House idea to consolidate all U.S. programs within NASA
28 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Lead Paint Trial Castigated

Researchers argue that child health study at Johns Hopkins affiliate was not unusual
28 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Resistance Without Antibiotics

Bacterial toxin makes bugs resistant to widely used antibiotics
28 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

The Underground Psittacosaur

Paleontologists vexed by mysterious e-photos of black market specimen
28 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Japanese Inventor Sues Company

Blue LED pioneer wants more money and recognition for researchers
27 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

NIH: No Tax on Blockbuster Drugs

Payback for government funding would stifle innovation, agency says
27 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

A Gene for Long Life?

Finding suggests that DNA plays an important role in extreme longevity
27 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

NIH Reveals Stem Cell Providers

List of lines that can be federally funded has been eagerly anticipated
24 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Alexandria to Reopen Library

Successor to the ancient world's famous collection will open this fall
24 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

A Handle on Hantaviruses

Long-sought animal model offers chance to study drugs, vaccines
24 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Alternative Medicine Here to Stay

U.S. population increasingly seeking alternative therapies, Harvard study finds
24 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Rescuing a Drug of Last Resort

A new way to deal with bugs' resistance to vancomycin
23 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Elephant Species Splits in Two

Wide genetic gap divides forest- and savanna-dwelling populations
23 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Mice Yield New Alzheimer's Clues

Two studies show how disease's hallmark plaques and tangles interact
23 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

JAMA Fell for Fake Essay

Doctor's poignant story proves false
22 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

For Birds, the Heat Is On

Study suggests that only some birds can adapt to climate change
22 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Silicon Lights the Way

New LEDs could replace metal wires to speed up computing power
22 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Coulston Faces Hard Times

NIH ends federal research at controversial chimp facility
22 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Brittle Stars Are All Eyes

Built into skeleton, researchers find an amazing visual system
21 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Bioweapons Protocol in Limbo

U.S. opposition could undermine future attempts to enforce ban on biological warfare
21 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Stemming the Stem Cell Confusion

NIH urged to clarify availability of cell lines for research
21 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Massive Oil Cleanup to Begin

Kuwait gets first funds to deal with defiled deserts
21 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

West Nile Marches On

Virus takes southern U.S. by storm and is detected in Canada for the first time
20 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Jaw Dropper Crop Circle

British circlemakers dazzle with new 450-meter design
20 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

How Well Could Dinosaurs Corner?

A disputed new study suggests long bodies hindered performance
20 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Cultural Habits Shape Genetic Heritage

Marriage customs can influence genetic diversity, study finds
17 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Biocontrol Wasps Dig in Deep

Alien parasites have taken control over part of a remote Hawaiian swamp
17 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

French Panel Pans Astrologer's Ph.D.

Report ridicules 900-page study that led to a doctorate from the Sorbonne
17 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

Thwarting the Prion Protein

Mouse study hints at possible treatment for variant Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease
16 August 2001 | ScienceNOW

How Seedlings See the Light

Surprisingly simple pathway tells young plants when to turn green
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