Category: Asia/Pacific
10 August 2009
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India's Groundwater Disappearing at Alarming Rate
Satellite data show rapid loss of sources of fresh water across northern part of continent
3 August 2009
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Researchers Grow New Teeth in Mice
Bioengineered molars could one day replace lost teeth in humans
29 July 2009
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Ground Zero for Malaria Drug Resistance?
Key treatment losing efficacy in Western Cambodia
21 July 2009
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China Battles Internet Addiction, Nobel Laureates Battle Climate Change
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7 July 2009
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Drug-Resistant Swine Flu, NSF Porn Scandal Redux
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17 June 2009
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Tigers Tracked by Their Scat
DNA from poop helps estimate the cat's numbers in the wild
10 June 2009
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Raging Typhoons May Soothe Quakes
Storms crossing Taiwan seem to trigger slow, harmless earthquakes
9 June 2009
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Wins for Open Access and German Science
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2 June 2009
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World's Oldest Pottery?
China find sheds light on early diets
27 May 2009
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Toxicant Is Accelerating Demise of Fossil Fish
Deformities, infertility threaten to wipe out 140-million-year-old sturgeon
27 May 2009
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Skeleton Pushes Back Leprosy's Origins
Telltale bone erosion indicates disease has been around for at least 4000 years
21 May 2009
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Solving the Mystery of the Bearded Lady
Scientists find genetic origin of "werewolf syndrome"
18 May 2009
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WHO Stays the Course as Japan Grapples With Swine Flu
Agency says global pandemic is not under way yet
27 April 2009
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China Falls Short on Olympic Cleanup
Attempt to control emissions did little to curb pollution, study finds
21 April 2009
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Genes Know How to Network
New approach elucidates the complex genetic crosstalk within cells
13 April 2009
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Recalibrating the Biological Clock?
Adult mice generate eggs--and controversy
7 April 2009
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Patented Genes, Animal-Rights Protests, and Japanese Robots in Space
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25 March 2009
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Early Chinese May Have Eaten Millet Before Rice
Animal remains give clues to origins of farming
3 March 2009
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What Obama Got Right and Wrong This Week
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24 February 2009
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A Divisive Budget, Invisible Ph.D.s, and a Virus Meeting Attacked by a Virus
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10 February 2009
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Brouhaha Over Controversial Forensic Technology: Journal Caves to Legal Threat
Paper questioning voice analyzer pulled from Web after manufacture claims it is defamatory
14 January 2009
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Extinct Tiger Lives On in Close Relative
Caspian tiger is essentially the same subspecies as Siberian tiger
13 January 2009
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Care for a Silkworm With Your Tang?
Caterpillars may be on the menu for future space expeditions
17 December 2008
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Blame the Sun for a Cloudy Day?
The sun's magnetic cycle may play a key role in droughts and downpours
4 December 2008
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The Dark Side of Tiger Conservation
Attacks on humans rise in Nepal's recovering forests
3 December 2008
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Another Big One for Indonesia?
New analyses show continuing threat of a major earthquake and possible Indian Ocean tsunami
5 November 2008
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Island Invaders: Infect and Conquer
A disease carried by black rats spelled the end for two endemic species on Christmas Island
29 October 2008
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A Disaster Spelled Out in Sand
Clues to earlier tsunamis embedded in soil
7 October 2008
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Speed-Walking Across Asia
First humans reached China soon after leaving Africa
18 September 2008
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GM Crops Make Good Neighbors
Cotton engineered to produce natural pesticide also protects nonmodified plants nearby
12 September 2008
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China Quake No Stress Reliever
Temblor last May could have activated adjoining fault lines
7 August 2008
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Stretchable Conductor May Open Way to Flexible Electronics
Fashioned of polymer and carbon nanotubes, elastic conductor can be pulled like a rubber band
15 July 2008
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Massive Mangrove Restoration Backfires
Philippine conservation effort dooms ecologically critical trees
23 June 2008
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Down Under, Fish Numbers Climb Up
Rapid recovery of a key species in Australia points to efficacy of fishing bans
21 May 2008
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Chinese Researchers Take Stock After Quake
Massive temblor may shift priorities for geologists, ecologists, and others
12 May 2008
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Chinese Quake Likely a Mega-Catastrophe
Seismologists foresee biggest killer since 1976
17 April 2008
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Second Family of High-Temperature Superconductors Discovered
Iron-arsenic compounds could clear up--or deepen--the mystery of resistance-free electric currents
5 March 2008
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South Korean Researcher Suspended Over Charges of Scientific Misconduct
University launches formal investigation into two high-profile papers
29 October 2007
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Tibetans Get Their Blood Flowing
Study reveals how high-altitude dwellers compensate for lack of oxygen
5 September 2007
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Another Asian Tsunami Threat Looms
Megaquake could kill millions around Bay of Bengal
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