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17 March 2010
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Quivering Gizmo Ushers in Quantum Machines
Device that makes the slightest possible motion could be stepping stone to much weird quantum mechanical states of motion
17 March 2010
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Hobbit Ancestors Arrived on Flores Early
Homo floresiensis forebearers may have colonized island more than 1 million years ago
17 March 2010
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ScienceShot: Jupiter's Great Red Spot Turns on the Heat
Giant Jovian storm is slightly warmer than its surroundings
16 March 2010
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Female Monkeys Make the Best Teachers
Vervet monkeys seem to pay more attention to top females
15 March 2010
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Carbon-Capture Method Could Poison Oceans
Fertilizing algae with iron boosts levels of harmful neurotoxin
15 March 2010
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CSI's Latest Clue—Bacteria
Unique skin microbes might allow identification of criminals
15 March 2010
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Video: Babies Are Born to Dance
Infant grooving may shed light on evolution of music
14 March 2010
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Psychopaths Keep Their Eyes on the Prize
The brain's overreaction to rewards may lead to impulsive, anti-social behavior
12 March 2010
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Study Peels Back More of the Magnetic Sun
Speed of magnetic flow affects the strength of a solar cycle
11 March 2010
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Thalidomide's Partner in Crime
A protein that binds to the notorious drug may help explain how it causes birth defects
11 March 2010
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Podcast: Genetics of Pain, Where HIV Hides, and More
Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from the week
11 March 2010
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Fostering a Civil Conversation About Animals in Research
Q&A with Dario Ringach
11 March 2010
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Pardon, Your Thoughts Are Showing
Brain imaging and computer algorithms can detect specific memories in action
10 March 2010
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Scouring the Whole Genome to Nail Disease Genes
Full DNA sequence of people with inherited disorders portends medicine's future
10 March 2010
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ScienceShot: Titanic Explosion Rocked Early Galaxy
Phenomenon could have choked off star birth in the universe
10 March 2010
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Catalyst for Coastal Smog Shows Up Inland
Wayward chlorine compound could complicate pollution-fighting efforts
10 March 2010
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No Sexual Confusion for Chicken Cells
While developing mammals wait for hormonal cues, chicken embryos know their sex from the start
10 March 2010
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Stressed Men Fancy Someone Different
Men under stress are more attracted to females who don't look like them
9 March 2010
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ScienceShot: Orangutans Decipher Each Other's Calls
In the Borneo rainforest, females discern what the males are up to
9 March 2010
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ScienceShot: Midget Stars Dance Close
Mysterious pair could be generating gravity waves
8 March 2010
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For Pregnant Mice, Eating Matters More for Their Sons
Expectant moms' bad eating habits may hurt boys more than girls
8 March 2010
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And the Winners of Our Blogging Contest Are ...
Science picks its favorites from our supplementary coverage of AAAS 2010
8 March 2010
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Pain's in the Genes
A subtle genetic variant seems to dictate how much pain people feel
7 March 2010
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New HIV Hiding Spot Revealed
HIV lies low in the bone marrow, new study finds
5 March 2010
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ScienceShot: Phobos Has a Cheesy Interior
Martian moon may be porous, according to space probe's data
5 March 2010
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Video: An Octopus Mimics a Flounder
Strategy keeps cephalopod from becoming dinner
4 March 2010
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Solving the Rangeland Paradox
Are trees really to blame for dwindling groundwater supplies on the prairies?
4 March 2010
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Podcast: Ancient Polar Bears, a Mitochondrial Medical Mystery, and More
Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from the week
4 March 2010
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Mental Illness Multiplied in Children
Offspring of schizophrenic or bipolar parents highly likely to be mentally ill themselves
4 March 2010
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ScienceShot: Sequestering Carbon, the Algae Way
Cyanobacteria have developed a unique and extremely efficient storage method
4 March 2010
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ScienceShot: How Mussels Hang On
What keeps these marine bivalves anchored in such inhospitable environments?
3 March 2010
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ScienceShot: No Gold Medal for Ski Wax
Chemical found in ski wax builds up in the waxers themselves
3 March 2010
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Did Dinosaurs Start Out on All Fours?
New species disputes idea that dino ancestors were two-legged carnivores
3 March 2010
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Deadly Inflammation, But No Sign of Infection
With some immunological sleuthing, researchers solve a medical whodunit
2 March 2010
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Why Are Dung Beetles So Horny?
Entomologists have long puzzled over female weaponry
1 March 2010
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Engraved Eggs Suggest Early Symbolism
Ancient humans carved designs into possible water containers 60,000 years ago
1 March 2010
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Global Warming Didn't Kill the Golden Toad
Researchers find more mundane explanation for demise of colorful amphibian
1 March 2010
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Appetite Suppressor Could Be an Alternative to Insulin
Hunger-regulating hormone leptin helps diabetic mice control blood sugar
1 March 2010
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Video: Autopilot for Fruit Flies
Aircraft aren't the only flying machines with autopilot
1 March 2010
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Early Polar Bear Discovered in Arctic Tundra
Researchers say fossil represents one of the first members of the species
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