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September 2001 Archives

28 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Exorcising Extrapolation

Even top medical journals print graphs containing a common statistical gaffe
28 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Molecular Clocks Not Exactly Swiss

DNA-dating of evolution may not be possible after all
28 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

The Green Light for Organ Development

Embryonic blood vessels signal tissue to form liver, pancreas
27 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Wellcome Trust to Develop Disease Stats

Money targets local research on population change and disease
27 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Dinosaurs Get a Head

Researchers find titanosaur skulls inside fossilized eggs
27 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Humans Reached Asia Early

Tools found in northern China are more than 1.3 million years old
27 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Venomous Bite Kills Snake Researcher

Prominent scholar studied evolutionary relationships of deadly snakes
26 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

For Ice Man, the Band Plays On

A decade after finding "Ötzi," researchers still have questions
26 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Plants Reveal Sophisticated Machinery

An unexpected result makes scientists reconsider how a drug and a common plant hormone interact
26 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Dusty Ponds in Space

Electrically charged particles may form smooth patches on a lumpy asteroid
25 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

West Nile Takes Seven More States

Virus still spreading across the U.S., but human toll remains low
25 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Australia, Israel to Use Stem Cells

Recommended new policies in stark contrast to U.S. restrictions
25 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Fresh Squeeze on Strange Atomic Ensembles

One- and two-dimensional Bose-Einstein condensates open new research possibilities
25 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Close Look at a Comet's Heart

Deep Space 1 returns images from a flyby of comet Borrelly
24 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Lou Gehrig's Disease Linked to Virus

AIDS patients develop ALS-like syndrome treatable with antiviral drugs
24 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Building an Ancient City

Wood in pueblo remains provides clues about their inhabitants
24 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Converging on a Cosmic Age

Best estimate yet points to a 14-billion-year-old universe
21 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Ceramic or Silly Putty?

The stretchiest ceramic yet emerges from the kiln
21 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Faucet Physics

Images capture swirling vortices in falling drops of water
21 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Toward a New, Malaria-Stopping Mosquito

Two research teams report success in creating malaria-resistant insects
20 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Conserving Energy With Nanotechnology

A miniscule sensor reveals new possibilities for hydrogen engines
20 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

The Littlest Nanotubes

Different carbon bonds would make them smaller and stiffer than standard nanotubes
20 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Burning Energy as Equals

Scientists reveal a universal metabolic rate
19 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

New View of Cancer Treatment

Experimental drug provides new weapon against diseased cells
19 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Whales by Land and by Sea

New fossils include terrestrial whales and early swimmers
19 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Second Look at Arsenic Finds Higher Risk

Report puts pressure on Environmental Protection Agency
18 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

User's Guide to Coral Reefs

New accounting focuses on shallow areas crucial for marine life
18 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Roar of the Caterpillar

When challenged, the insects set off a racket
18 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

What Makes a White Bear White

Genes reveal a secret of the rare Spirit Bear
17 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Does Peer Review Help?

Survey of literature casts doubt on improvements to research
17 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Geneticists Knock Out Lasker Competition

Other winners developed in vitro fertilization, fought smallpox
17 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Sun Was a Hot Young Star

New model suggests that sun started out hotter, brighter than astronomers thought
14 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Losing Genes to Stay Fit

Two genetic sequences reveal a pathogenic bacteria shedding genes as it evolves
14 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Turning Diffraction on Its Head

Physicists use light to diffract electrons
14 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

This Is Your Brain on Chocolate

PET scan watches as chocolate goes from delicious to disgusting
13 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Black Hole's Galactic Loop-the-Loop

Dying embers of a companion star expose a hole's orbit through the Milky Way
13 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Emotions Are Rationale for Some Moral Dilemmas

Philosophers discount emotion, but it helps people decide right and wrong
13 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Scientists Trace 645-Year-Old Quake

Rift in central Europe destroyed Swiss towns
12 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Gene Returned to Ancient Home

Plants just fine when nuclear gene, once found in chloroplast, is returned there
12 September 2001 | ScienceNOW

Debate Over AIDS Vaccine Trials

Researchers weigh whether to push vaccines to next stage
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