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27 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Bug Gene Makes Rice Drought-tolerant

Crop could be among the most important for poor farmers
27 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Blood Yields Clues to Arteries' Health

New blood test might be a better way to detect coronary artery disease
27 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Everything But the Carbon Sink

Ozone and insects conspire to hinder trees from soaking up carbon
27 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Major Moment for Measles

Disease appears on the cusp of being eradicated from the Americas
26 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Math Boggler Solved

But don’t ask to see the solution to this slippery problem
26 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Fiery Computer Crash

Alleged arson caused $50 million in damage to Dutch university
26 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

How Glia Sustain the Brain

Astrocytes coax capillaries to boost blood flow to busy neurons
26 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Life Safe From Supernovas?

Exploding stars close enough to damage Earth's ultraviolet shield are rare
25 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Dissecting the Dead for Show

Autopsy before a London audience recalls history of public dissection
25 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Hatchery Salmon Beat Up on Wild Cousins

When steelhead releases go up, wild chinook survival takes a hit
25 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Tracing the Universal Web

New x-ray observations point to a cosmic cobweb of warm gas
22 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

A Galaxy With Two Hearts

X-rays reveal a pair of black holes in a galactic center
22 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Howard Hughes Feels the Pinch

A declining endowment prompts cuts in research grants
22 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

First Dogs an Asian Export

New World dogs have roots in the Old World, new research finds
21 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

How Obesity Becomes Diabetes

JNK protein, not just junk food, leads to disease
21 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Empty Calories, Able Mind?

Schools ply students with calories on test days in hopes of boosting scores, a new report suggests
21 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Venter Aims to Create Life

New project will attempt to construct the first organism with an artificial genome
21 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Bad News for Warts and Sores

Long-awaited vaccines show promise against two sexually transmitted viruses
20 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Disentangling a Hairy Infection

New research reveals how bacteria stick to the urinary tract
20 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Industry to Tackle Climate Change

Energy companies will funnel $225 million into an ambitious new project
20 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Fewer Fires From the Sky

Satellites point to a lower rate of damaging airbursts from asteroids
20 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Homeland Security Is Born

New agency is strong on science, but won't control all bioterror research
19 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Love Potion on the Prairie

Wasps alter plant chemicals to help find mates
19 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Black Hole Caught Speeding

Kick from a supernova might have sent hole rocketing through the Milky Way
19 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Sensing Love in the Air

The first pheromone receptor is discovered in mice
18 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Io Sets New Volcanic Record

Keck Telescope catches biggest eruption yet on Jupiter's moon
18 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Organ Failure Deciphered

Gene variant makes some people dangerously overreact to bacteria
18 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Congress OKs NSF Doubling Bill

At long last, NSF gets its wish
15 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Dried-Out Rocks Shake It Up

Chemical reactions deep underground turn rocks brittle, contribute to quakes
15 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Killer Antibodies' Secret Weapon

Surprising study finds that antibodies can kill invaders with ozone
15 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Shipping Samples Gets Easier

New rules will expedite transport of biological specimens from endangered species
14 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Ancient Protein Sequenced

A fossilized bison bone yields the sequence of a 55,000-year-old protein
14 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Space Station Tries to Find Itself

European Space Agency hires a PR firm to craft a new image
14 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Weighing Smallpox Strategies

Mass vaccination might not be necessary, according to a new model
13 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Sound-Savvy Seals

Harbor seals know a dangerous killer whale when they hear one
13 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Dark Hairs on the Sun

Sharp images reveal narrow threads of cooler gas near sunspots
13 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Trawling a Drag for Fish Food

New study sinks idea that sea-floor nets aid fish populations
12 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Saying NO to Sickle-Cell Pain

Nitric oxide holds key to sickle cell's destructive effects
12 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Memory That Sticks

Epoxies and other common materials show promise for optical data storage
12 November 2002 | ScienceNOW

Stalking Immune System Traitors

Engineered T cells hunt down their disease-causing cousins
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