March 2004 Archives
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12 March 2004
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Planets' Magnetic Mystery Solved
New model explains the odd magnetic fields of Neptune and Uranus
11 March 2004
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Remembrance of Winter Past
Gene discoveries hint at how some plants keep track of the seasons
11 March 2004
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Philanthropist Ponies Up for Basic Science
$100 million gift will launch seven basic science research centers
10 March 2004
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Southpaw Lens Rules the Waves
Lens can resolve objects smaller than a wavelength
10 March 2004
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Less Stressful Smallpox Shots
Vaccine with fewer side effects proves its mettle in monkeys and mice
10 March 2004
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Plague Scientist Gets 2 Years
Texas microbiologist sentenced for mishandling samples, fraud
10 March 2004
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Adult Mammals May Produce Eggs After All
Work scrambles a doctrine of reproductive biology
9 March 2004
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French Researchers Resign in Protest
Funding dispute still unresolved
9 March 2004
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Attention Hubble Huggers
NASA soliciting proposals for extending the telescope's life
9 March 2004
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Hubble's Ultra Deep Gaze
Space telescope captures its most detailed view of the distant universe
9 March 2004
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Plucky Scientists Plucked From Jaws of Death
North Pole station crushed by shifting ice
8 March 2004
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WMDs to Plowshares
New initiatives reach out to Iraq's scientific elite
8 March 2004
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Slip of the Chameleon's Tongue
High-speed cameras reveal the lizard's ballistic secret
5 March 2004
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Scientists, Behave Yourselves
New U.S. biosecurity board will issue voluntary guidelines for researchers
5 March 2004
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Gnawing Away at the Human Family Tree
Ancient teeth suggest that three groups of early humans were actually just one
5 March 2004
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Mucus Good for the Local Economy
Slime excreted by coral boosts productivity for the whole reef
4 March 2004
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A Message From Her Majesty’s Eggs
How an ant queen keeps in touch with the far reaches of her colony
4 March 2004
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Hybrid Mosquitoes Spread West Nile?
Mix of bird-biting, human-biting species may help explain virus’s spread in the United States
4 March 2004
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Nothing Can Hide From the Sequencers
Genomic science invades ecosystems in the open ocean and deep underground
4 March 2004
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Common Virus Protects Against HIV
A harmless infection prolongs the lives of some HIV-infected men
3 March 2004
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MicroRNAs Make Leaves Turn Out Right
Tiny RNA molecules orchestrate early leaf development
3 March 2004
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Bye, Bye Blackbirds
An African virus may pose a serious threat to European birds
3 March 2004
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Foreign Grad Student Applications Drop
Threat of visa hassles may put students off U.S. universities
3 March 2004
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A Galaxy Far, Far, Far Away
Astronomers spy the most distant--and ancient--galaxy yet
2 March 2004
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Harvard Enters Stem Cell Fray
Private money, multidisciplinary approach for new research institute
2 March 2004
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Blood Screen Pays Off
West Nile test catches infected blood from more than 1000 donors
2 March 2004
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Rosetta Blasts Off
Ten-year journey to catch a comet finally under way
2 March 2004
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Mars Was Wet
Opportunity rover spies evidence of ancient water in salty deposits
1 March 2004
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New Science Center to Bridge the Rift
Jordan and Israel to break ground for a joint research institute
1 March 2004
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The Penis Plan
Mammals and reptiles independently hit on the same design
1 March 2004
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Bioethics Panel Shakeup
Critics allege politics played a role in personnel changes
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