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Posted January 31, 2012:
- Risk-Based Passenger Screening Could Make Air Travel Safer
- Ultra-Fast Photodetector and Terahertz Generator
- IBEX Spacecraft Measures 'Alien' Particles from Outside Solar System
- Volunteers Clear Tiger Snares in China
- New Genetic Subtype of Lung Cancer Defined
- Five US Urban Counties Lead 'Terror Hot Spots' List, but Rural Areas Not Exempt
- Perfect Nanotubes Shine Brightest: Researchers Show How Length, Imperfections Affect Carbon Nanotube Fluorescence
- Online News Portals Get Credibility Boost from Trusted Sources
- Exposure to Common Environmental Bacteria May Be Source of Some Allergic Inflammation
- Short-Term Memory Is Based on Synchronized Brain Oscillations
- Following the Shifting of Tectonic Plates to Understand Mediterranean Biodiversity
- Norovirus Is the Leading Cause of Infection Outbreaks in U.S. Hospitals
- Microscopy Reveals 'Atomic Antenna' Behavior in Graphene
- Type of Anesthesia May Affect Recurrence Risk After Liver Cancer Procedure
- Local Anesthetic Stops Pain at the Source After Hip Replacement Surgery
- Protein Study Gives Fresh Impetus in Fight Against Superbugs
- Ancient DNA Holds Clues to Climate Change Adaptation
- Sharp Rise in Use of Bone Growth Factor for Spinal Fusion Surgery
- 'Cool' Gas May Form and Strengthen Sunspots
- Surprise Finding Redraws 'Map' of Blood Cell Production
- Sporting Event Ads Viewed Favorably, Especially If the Game Is Close
- Stimulation of Brain Hormone Action May Improve Pneumonia Survival
- Researchers Visualize the Development of Parkinson's Cells
- Surprisingly High Number of Adults With Severe Learning Disabilities Also Have Autism, UK Research Shows
- Key Peptides That Could Lead to Universal Vaccine for Influenza Identified
- Are Diet Soft Drinks Bad for You?
- Nanomedicine : 'Russian Doll' Polymer Vesicles Mimic Cell Structure
- Tomato Nutrient May Intercept Cancer Growth
- Researchers Identify Cell-Permeable Peptide That Inhibits Hepatitis C
- Evolutionary Geneticist Helps to Find Butterfly Gene, Clue to Age-Old Question
- College Reduces Odds for Marriage Among Disadvantaged
- Gene Linked to Pancreatic Cancer Growth
- For a Winning Ad at Super Bowl: Less Shock and More Sophisticated Storyline
Posted January 30, 2012:
- Severe Python Damage to Florida's Native Everglades Animals Documented in New Study
- Overweight Mothers Who Smoke While Pregnant Can Damage Baby's Heart, Study Finds
- Learning-Based Tourism an Opportunity for Industry Expansion
- Inherited Risk Factors for Childhood Leukemia Are More Common in Hispanic Patients, Study Finds
- New Probiotic Bacteria Shows Promise for Use in Shellfish Aquaculture
- Terahertz Polarizer Nears Perfection: Research Leads to Nanotube-Based Device for Communication, Security, Sensing
- Superfluorescence Seen from Solid-State Material: Many Bodies Make One Coherent Burst of Light
- Earth's Energy Budget Remained out of Balance Despite Unusually Low Solar Activity, Study Finds
- Scientists See 'Sloshing' Galaxy Cluster
- Livestock, Not Mongolian Gazelles, Drive Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreaks
- Music Training Has Biological Impact on Aging Process
- Bright Lights of Purity: Why Pure Quantum Dots and Nanorods Shine Brighter
- Arctic Is Already Suffering the Effects of a Dangerous Climate Change
- Mouse to Elephant? Just Wait 24 Million Generations
- Skin Cells Turned Into Neural Precusors, Bypassing Stem-Cell Stage
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