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13 February 2002
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Battle of the Sexes, Water-Strider Style
New evidence of the eternal struggle for the upper hand in mating
13 February 2002
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A Black Hole's Suspicious Weight Gain
New observations call into question one popular method for weighing black holes
13 February 2002
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Researchers Claim Win on Rodent Rules
Senate votes to bar regulations on laboratory mice and rats
12 February 2002
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Malaria Enters the Genomic Era
Researchers present view of parasite's genome; mosquito to follow
12 February 2002
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Canada's Plan to Spur Innovation
New 10-year research plan aims to bring universities and industry together
12 February 2002
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Cool Mint Receptors
Researchers discover two ways our neurons sense cold
11 February 2002
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HIV Heretic's Deadly Dare
Berkeley scientist bets his life that HIV is less dangerous than the drugs used to treat it
11 February 2002
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Cloned Mice Die Young
A new study adds premature death to the perils of being a clone
11 February 2002
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Wandering Warblers
A new tracking technique reveals where the birds migrate--and why their numbers are declining
11 February 2002
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Arnold Levine Resigns
The president of Rockefeller University abruptly resigned yesterday
8 February 2002
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Spicy Mystery Solved
Study reveals why chili peppers burn, and why birds don't mind
8 February 2002
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German Reactor Delayed Again
Environmental ministry cites security concerns
8 February 2002
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Controversial 'Fossils' Get Even Older
Strange structures dated at 1.6 billion years
7 February 2002
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Max Perutz Dies
A pioneer of molecular biology is dead at 87
7 February 2002
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Fertilizing in the Future
Rising carbon dioxide levels may make today's fertilizers less efficient
7 February 2002
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The Cold War's Genetic Fallout
DNA mutations linked to Soviet bomb tests
7 February 2002
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Tricking the Brain to Feel No Pain
Drugs and placebos activate the same neural circuits
6 February 2002
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Neapolitan Nanowires
Scientists construct striped nanowires by combining materials
6 February 2002
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French Research Agency Criticized
CNRS under fire from government auditors
6 February 2002
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How Bacteria Stick Together
Researchers uncover the signals bacteria use to keep the right distance
5 February 2002
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Particle Accelerator Blues
Troubled by glitches, Tevatron scrambles to retain its edge
5 February 2002
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Max Planck's Marriage of Convenience
Germany's elite research institution ties knot with big pharma
5 February 2002
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Staring at the Sun
A long-awaited satellite should help explain the largest explosions in the solar system
4 February 2002
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Bush Offers Science Spending Plan
Budget proposes 8% boost for federal R&D budgets
4 February 2002
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A New Angle on Targeted Drug Design
Researchers inject peptide library into brain-dead patient
1 February 2002
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Borrowed Immunity for Anthrax
Researchers plan to treat future victims with plasma from vaccinated volunteers
1 February 2002
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NSF Offers Teachers a $160 Million Apple
Agency hopes new math and science partnerships will raise test scores
1 February 2002
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Strange Spelling for Proteins
Researchers create novel proteins by adding new letters to the genetic code
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