June 2005 Archives
30 June 2005
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A Melding of the Minds
Eight foundations join forces for brain tumor research
30 June 2005
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African Sand Dunes Are Hot to Trot
Global warming will alter land Africans rely on for ranching and farming
30 June 2005
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Blocking Every Bug
Researchers develop a vaccine that protects against a variety of Strep B bacteria
29 June 2005
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Fire Ants Start a Sexual Revolution
Insects are the first known animals to have separate male and female gene pools
29 June 2005
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Miracle Grow Mountains
A pair of Norwegian rocks suggests the Caledonian range popped up in a record 13 million years
29 June 2005
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Catching a Female's Eye
A male butterfly impresses its mate with a bit of sparkle
29 June 2005
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Too Hot to Handle
NAS panel finds radiation dangerous even at lowest doses
28 June 2005
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ITER Finds a Home
World's most expensive science experiment will be based in Cadarache, France
28 June 2005
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PNAS Publishes Botulinum Paper
Federal officials had asked that the paper be pulled last month
27 June 2005
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Monkey See, Monkey Abuse
Study of macaques indicates environment plays a larger role than genetics in the mistreatment of others
27 June 2005
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Unblocking the Mind
Hypnosis can override automatic processes in the brain
27 June 2005
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House "Peer Review" Kills Two NIH Grants
Representative says he is correcting skewed funding priorities
24 June 2005
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Deep Earth Diamonds Saw the Light
Precious stones get their carbon from life at the surface
24 June 2005
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Senate Squeezes NSF Budget
Brookhaven Lab's RSVP project dealt heavy blow
23 June 2005
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Explaining the Motion of Lotion in the Ocean
Why does trash stick together in the sea?
![](http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/assets_c/2011/06/200562331-thumb-60x60-9977.jpg "Read: "Dee" Is for Danger")
23 June 2005
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"Dee" Is for Danger
Chickadee alarm calls help size up predators
23 June 2005
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A Hydrogen Economy Saves Lives
New report calculates health benefits of giving up fossil fuels
23 June 2005
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AIAA Suspends Ban on Embargoed Nations
Society will greenlight pending papers from Iran, Cuba, North Korea, and Sudan
22 June 2005
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Hidden Worlds May Lurk in Stellar Dust
Photos uncover striking geometry of a belt of particles circling a nearby star
22 June 2005
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Ultracold Atoms Turn a Cool Trick
Tiny whirlpools prove atoms can flow like electrons in a superconductor
22 June 2005
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Cosmos 1 Appears Lost
Solar sail spacecraft hasn't been heard from since its launch
21 June 2005
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Forecasting a Tsunami Years Before it Hits
Tiny sea creatures help tie movement of tectonic plates to mega-quakes
21 June 2005
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Gene Knockout Leaves Mice Speechless
Findings may shed light on language development in humans
20 June 2005
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Deep-Sea Bacterium Breaks All the Rules
Microbe is a photosynthesizer but doesn't need the sun
20 June 2005
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Fat Under Attack
Researchers engineer mice that kill their own fat cells
17 June 2005
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Maldives Experience That Sinking Feeling
Indian island chain could be underwater within 100 years, but skeptics aren't convinced
16 June 2005
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Nepalese Porters Are World's Most Effective Carriers
Group can lift their weight in cargo using their heads
16 June 2005
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Getting to the Good Stuff
Region in brain motivates monkeys to accept smaller rewards before the big ones arrive
15 June 2005
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Genetic Mixer in the Developing Brain
Jumpy bits of DNA may help ensure that no two brains are built the same
15 June 2005
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A Nano-sized Trojan Horse
Researchers use tiny polymers to get cancer cells to eat poison
15 June 2005
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Society Cuts Off Iranians from Journals and Meetings
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics says ban protects national security
14 June 2005
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Fertilizer's Legacy of Slime
Some lakes may suffer for millennia from excess nutrients in soil
14 June 2005
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IVF Restrictions Upheld in Italy
Referendum would have made human embryonic stem cells more available to scientists
13 June 2005
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The Most Earthlike Exoplanet Yet
Astronomers find what could be a rocky world 15 light-years away
13 June 2005
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Supreme Court Rules on Patent Suits
Decision seen as boost for drug researchers
13 June 2005
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Bird Flu Tracked in Western China
H5N1 virus is same as that found on southeast coast
10 June 2005
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Tiny Antennas are a Bright Idea
Nanorods pick up light like aerials receive radio waves
10 June 2005
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House Approves 0.5% Raise for NIH
Members ask for compromise on chemicals database
9 June 2005
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There's Life in That Oil!
Ancient crude indicates young Earth teemed with organisms
9 June 2005
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Extra DNA Dole Makes for Faithful Vole
Prairie voles with longer stretches of repetitive genomic sequence are more attentive to mates and offspring
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