September 2005 Archives
30 September 2005
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The Stress of Being Admired
Tourism may be bad for the health of Argentinean penguins
30 September 2005
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Brain Disconnects During Sleep
Consciousness fades when brain regions stop talking to each other
30 September 2005
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House Revises Endangered Species Act
Environmentalists alarmed, developers pleased; all eyes turn to the Senate
30 September 2005
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Wild Gorillas Pick Up Tools
Two females use branches to test water depth, make bridges
29 September 2005
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One (Very) Small Step
Chemists design molecule that walks the straight and narrow
29 September 2005
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Breathing Easier Since the Jurassic
Increases in atmospheric oxygen helped mammals evolve
29 September 2005
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Women Make Strong Showing at Pioneer Awards
Six of 13 honorees for advances in biomedical research are female
28 September 2005
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Ocean Acidification Bad for Shells and Reefs
Increasing carbon dioxide levels signal danger for marine life
28 September 2005
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Dark Matter Survives Another Test
Model refutes claim that some galaxies lack shrouds of invisible matter
28 September 2005
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Indians Embrace Science
But they can't always practice it, according to a new survey
28 September 2005
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Diving Deep Into Quicksand
Researchers uncover what makes the hazard so hazardous
28 September 2005
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Giant Squid Caught on Film
Footage answers long-standing questions, raises new ones
27 September 2005
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Indian Activists Release Disputed Report
Study claims country's development is destructive to biodiversity
27 September 2005
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Beta Cells Forever?
A new, limitless source of cells to combat diabetes may come with risks
27 September 2005
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Darwin's (First) Day in Court
Brown biologist dissects tenets of intelligent design as the Dover schools trial begins
26 September 2005
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Early Primates Saw the Light
Genetic analysis overturns theory; indicates first primates were more active during the day
26 September 2005
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Follicles Reborn
Researchers restore hair to bald mice, but men may have to wait
26 September 2005
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Flu Virus Jumps from Horses to Dogs
Outbreak may prelude a canine pandemic
26 September 2005
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Von Eschenbach Takes Over at FDA
NCI director will run both agencies, raising some concerns
23 September 2005
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At BEC and Call
Physicists use clump of supercool atoms to detect tiny force
22 September 2005
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One Chromosome Too Many
Researchers mimic Down syndrome in mice by adding copy of human chromosome 21
22 September 2005
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Keeping the Leap
Astronomers oppose abolishing the leap second
22 September 2005
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NOAA Releases New Fisheries Bill
Act proposes new ecosystem management approaches, but no immediate catch reductions
21 September 2005
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No Upside to Global Warming
Study of 2003 European heat wave questions benefits of climate change
21 September 2005
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Ancient Galaxies Come to Light
Early universe may have been much more populous than previously thought
21 September 2005
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Cite Your Reviewers
Reviewers are less likely to recommend rejecting a manuscript if they're referenced
20 September 2005
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Is This Act Endangered?
U.S. environmentalists say House bill would mean less protection for many species
20 September 2005
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The Body's Defense Tunnels
Immune cells connect--and communicate--through tiny tubules, study shows
20 September 2005
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Cholesterol Busters to Fight Flu?
Study hints that statins may prevent complications from influenza
20 September 2005
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Old Flu Drugs Bite the Dust
H3N2 influenza strains worldwide are fast becoming resistant to two antivirals
19 September 2005
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What a Tooth Reveals
Like modern humans, Neandertals may have had a long childhood, study suggests
19 September 2005
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Work on Stem Cells, DNA Tools Honored
Research pioneers, plus a cancer advocate, receive 2005 Lasker Awards
19 September 2005
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Authors: Know Your Assassins
Selecting the right reviewers may help get your paper published
16 September 2005
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Listening to Lice
Whale parasites tell the evolutionary story of their hosts
16 September 2005
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Asian Agencies Join Hands
Japan's RIKEN and Singapore's A*STAR agree to strengthen ties
15 September 2005
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Where Did Those Craters Come From?
Astronomers discover new clues to what battered the inner planets
15 September 2005
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A Shocking Way to Toughen Metals
Researchers bombard nanomaterials with shockwaves to make them stronger
15 September 2005
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Beans, Beans, Good for Your ... Cancer
Compound found in common foods may prevent tumors from growing blood vessels
14 September 2005
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Drug Addiction? Forget About it ...
Therapy to weaken cocaine memories may one day help addicts kick the habit
14 September 2005
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Probing the Cause of Psoriasis
New findings indicate disease originates as a skin disorder, not an immune response
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