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- Senate science approps: NSF rotational directors doubted
- Science minister speaks on ‘Nutt-gate’
- EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Baguette breaks collider
- Electronics companies to green the world
- They sequence horses, don’t they?
- Geoengineering in the House
- On Nature News
- Home Secretary under fire over ‘Nutt-gate’
- FLOTUS: Elevating the social status of nerds everywhere
- Complete Genomics publishes a genome
- Nanoparticle safety looking more complicated
- Space Elevator repair man has arrived. Going up!
- Blogging from Barcelona
- Is US StratCom becoming space-traffic control?
- Phoenix under Martian frost
- Can Madagascar’s forests be saved?
- On Nature News
- Nutt-gate rolls on
- Nature Podcast
- US begins science outreach to Muslim world
- EXCLUSIVE: Romania's lunar ballooners speak!
- Global warming views ‘are philosophical belief’ for UK law
- Meet the ancestor of T. rex
- In Quotes: Road to Copenhagen
- Barcelona climate: A rough start, tinged with hope
- On Nature News
- Mixed messages
- Piggy sequence probed
- Quotes of the day
- Cracks show in government over Nutt-gate
- Nature internship
- Cassini shoots by Enceladus
- Red List is depressing reading
- Novartis to invest $1bn in China
- On Nature News
- Starburst fury leads to gamma-ray glow
- Lunar lunacy - X-prize lifts off!
- Quotes of the day
- Romanians ready the moon-balloon
- RIP Qian Xuesen, China’s ‘Father of Space Technology’
- In quotes: Road to Copenhagen train calls in at Barcelona
- Scientific Lockdown: Fraud in Florida/Espionage update
- US lifts ban on HIV+ travellers
- On Nature News
- The statins-for-flu study that the press missed
- Government sacks independent drugs advisor
- To Mars on a shoestring - a nuclear powered shoestring
- Rocket problem dents image of launch success
- Toni Iommi hopes stem cells will make him an Iron Man again
- Charlie Bolden not afraid to cry
- On Nature News
- Is less science education more?
- UK still pushing to keep innocents’ details on DNA database
- Flu focus pays off for GSK
- UK government vs its own drugs advisor, Part II
- Nature Podcast
- ‘Earthtime’ project to take on creationism
- Low female success for high risk awards
- On Nature News
- California hands out $230 million to move stem cells into the clinic
- US scientists visit Cuba
- Race into space: American might vs. Romanian balloon
- Ares 1-X flies!
- Quotes of the day – Swine flu special
- El Niño hits endangered primates
- Quake ‘could trigger plutonium leak’ at Los Alamos
- On Nature News
- US Senate begins climate proceedings
- Security science still struggling
- Quotes of the day
- Ares 1X scrubbed
- Russia delays Lake Vostok drill - again
- Down on the farm with Lord Stern
- Australia frets over coastal impact of climate change
- Harvard medical researchers were poisoned
- On Nature News
- Gene fix helps blind boy see
- No species mixing to make caterpillars
- Did Neandermen Roam the Earth?
- Collins hits the gym following genetic testing
- Supervolcano? Or just hot air?
- Quotes of the day
- Throwing light on shrimp eye polarization
- Scientific lockdown: Espionage at Los Alamos?
- Hwang convicted in Korean court
- Obama’s energy speech at MIT—low in substance, high in inspiration
- Tweet your favourite element
- NY backs off from compulsory flu jabs
- Biofuel woes
- US moves to protect polar bear habitat
- Songs About Science XXX: Safety first!
- US human spaceflight ‘on an unsustainable trajectory’
- Climate change: Bhutan
- Quotes of the day
- Tarantulas’ silk socks
- Nobelists protest 'economic impact' clause
- Photographer captures wolf in flight
- Sex is better when someone else is involved
- Nature Podcast
- On Nature News
- Vaccine boom for world's kids
- Quotes of the day climate special
- Spirit still stuck. But things might move soon
- Mixed start for Europe’s climate super week
- Swine flu: vaccinations are go in Europe
- Extinct mega spider found alive and well in Africa
- On Nature News
- Quotes of the day
- UK won't be able to store DNA data
- On Nature News
- Open access: are publishers ‘double dipping’?
- Story Landis resigns from autism committee
- Ares I-X prepares for launch
- Space scientist charged with espionage
- PNAS will publish controversial papers, journal says
- Exoplanets, exoplanets, everywhere
- World’s oldest submerged town starts to give up its secrets
- Operation Ice Bridge: Mission Antarctica is go!
- UK scientists push for GM crops to ward off food crisis
- In Quotes: Road to Copenhagen
- NY fights over compulsory vaccines
- Swine flu shot shortfall
- LCROSS says, "Da Plume! Da Plume!"
- The Sun's ribbon-like place in the Milky Way
- A Wellcome bunch of pretty pictures
- Talking shop
- Quotes of the day
- Chinese Premier on the rocks over geology mistake
- Picture Post: HiRISE living it up over Mars
- And now some really big numbers
- Simon Singh vs the British Chiropractic Association, a new development
- On Nature News
- A plea for the STFC
- On methylome metaphors
- French police probe charities
- Carbon storage: searching for space
- Monaco continues push for bluefin fishing ban
- On Nature News
- UK plans new bio-science park
- Giant snakes threaten America
- Nature Podcast
- Quotes of the day
- The case of the transitional flying reptile
- Choosy Bears Choose Minivans
- GSK hit with $2.5m ruling in antidepressant case
- Simon Singh vs the British Chiropractic Association, redux
- On Nature News
- Journal editors consolidate reporting requirements
- Quotes of the day
- Mom passes cancer to baby
- Venki's view - a Nobel prizewinner speaks
- Soros commits $1bn to clean-tech
- World’s first ‘nearly totally vegetarian’ spider
- On Nature News
- Whipping up more white matter
- UK Press + CERN arrests + al-Qaeda = Cold fusion?
- New science head for UNESCO
- Climate sceptics celebrate BBC story
- Quotes of the day
- On Nature News
- US still dominates university rankings
- LHC physicist in terrorism arrest
- Small World: Big pictures
- NASA punches Moon in the FACE
- Worst. Climate. Campaign. Ever.
- Apophis: Not the killer it once was
- Science spending up in developing countries
- Chamber of Commerce defends climate stance
- Songs About Science XXIX: See-Ess-Eye-Are-Oh
- Privately educated dominate UK science
- EU sets stage for low-carbon investments
- A genomics reunion, of sorts, at the White House
- Quotes of the day
- Where to publish your paper?
- On Nature News
- Albatross-cam captures birds dinner date with whale
- Nobels 09: Chemistry
- IBM dips toe into DNA sequencing; tech press swoons
- A neutralizer for nose candy?
- On Nature News
- The IEA's take on carbon emissions
- Nobels 09: Physics goes to ‘the masters of light’
- Vacuum man is new Tory tech tsar
- Carbon capture funding rumours: every little €180 million helps
- White hot laser awesomeness
- Quotes of the day
- No human-hybrid work in the UK?
- The first Nobel of 2009: Physiology or Medicine
- On Nature News
- Obama's having a star party
- Panda poop, panties and more at the Ig Nobels
- PanSTARRS stumbles
- Living longer looks likely with lack of ‘looming limit’
- Picture Post: Herschel's galaxy turmoil
- Research footprints of the G8
- On Nature News
- Briefing: Earthquakes in Sumatra and Samoa
- New Nobels needed?
- Fourth paper retracted in Iran plagiarism case
- Flu pandemic might merit sewage treatment upgrade
- ‘Inadequate’ US chemical regulation up for reform
- Mercury Messenger: fault foxes final fly-by
- On Nature News
- Obama visits Bethesda for stimulus announcement
- Indonesia rocked by earthquake
- Bird bug behind deadly dino’s demise
- More papers retracted in Iran plagiarism case
- On Nature News
- Mo' species mo' problems
- Mummy autopsy stands corrected
- NFL study confirms dementia link to american football
- Assume a spherical zombie…
- Hundreds feared dead after Pacific tsunami
- On Nature News
- Songs about Science XXVIII: The Great White Shark Song
- ‘Time almost up’ for climate negotiations
- NSF quicker than NIH with economic recovery dollars
- New vaccine scare following UK death
- Quentin Blake’s Cambridge panorama
- Bubble bursts for champagne flavour secret
- Quotes of the day
- Songs about Science XXVII: sing a song of Sagan
- China quake a ‘once in 4,000 years’ event
- Merkel wins German election
- On Nature News
- Mass protests over California university budget cuts
- Quotes of the day
- Swine flu round up
- Things to do in Qom
- Ice on Mars!
- Google Earth launches climate change tours
- Postdocs: who loves ya?
- FDA's review process knee-deep in trouble
- Israeli team banned from Spanish solar competition
- On Nature News
- Court questions EU carbon allocations
- Obama's non-proliferation agenda wins (non-binding) approval
- Nobel nod
- Quotes of the day
- Songs about Science XXVI: ‘I don’t mean trousers’
- Ice-sheets fading faster
- Nature’s new journal
- We love post-docs because…
- On Nature News
- First ALMA telescope occupies the high ground
- Quotes of the day
- Goce tunes in to geoid
- To report, or not to report: EPA emissions reporting up in the air
- Aussie dust storm photos, videos and science
- Ghostly shark no longer dead to science
- Bulgaria's Bokova wins top Unesco job in photo-finish election
- On Nature News
- Exclusive: Paper co-authored by Iran's science minister duplicates earlier paper
- Flu vaccines better than expected, surveillance not
- Quotes of the day
- Equinox glimpse of Saturn's rings dazzles astronomers
- FDA green lights stem-cell clinical trial for Lou Gehrig’s disease
- One that didn't get away: giant squid found in Gulf of Mexico
- Mixed signals as 'Climate Week' kicks off
- Submit your stem cells
- Quotes of the day
- On Nature News
- Plague vaccine found in dead researcher's body
- Seeded cloud lit the night sky
- Richard Dawkins calls for English libel law reform
- ETH Zurich research chief to resign over fraud probe
- High-risk energy research agency gets a leader
- On Nature News
- Lab tech arrested for Yale murder
- Early LRO maps show cold Moon may host hydrogen
- Study warns of red herrings in brain scan data
- First round of vote fails to elect Unesco head
- Tiny T Rex ancestor still pretty scary
- Czars are cropping up all over
- Rich countries to share flu jabs
- New biology initiative to solve world's problems
- On Nature News
- Electron clouds: seeing is believing
- Obama rolls out new US ocean policy
- Quotes of the day
- Why clean up when you can cover up?
- Planck tunes in to cosmic noise
- Creating a controversy
- On Nature News
- Quotes of the day
- Europe's pandemic flu response: who's in the driving seat?
- Exoplanet's BMI hints at rocky surface
- On Nature News
- Eli Lilly jumps on restructuring bandwagon
- Ruth’s Reviews: The Result....Beauty and terror. The Age of Wonder wins Royal Society book prize
- Lunar lander's $1 million Texan mission
- Quotes of the day
- Kiwi scientists add to Maori man-eating bird legend
- Fungal violin defeats Strad
- Flu database row escalates
- On Nature News
- Stem cell pioneers take home Lasker
- Songs about science XXV: Meet the elements
- Nobel-winning agricultural scientist dies
- Endowments plunge at Ivy League unis
- Ares 1 booster blast
- A year after Ike, Texas school on the upswing
- Quotes of the day
- Child mortality in decline, but not fast enough
- Ruth’s Reviews: The Age of Wonder
- The LHC chills out
- Japan launches new cargo space ship
- On Nature News
- Stern talks; Congress flounders; EPA gears up?
- Swine flu jabs look A-OK
- 50 million chemicals, and accelerating
- Quotes of the day
- Stem cell company charged with hype
- Commission ditches plan to buy swine flu vaccine
- Romania's moon balloon dreams draw near!
- Quotes of the day
- US slips from the top of competitiveness ranking
- Hubble is back, and it's seeing just fine
- On Nature News
- NASA's not-so-awesome future
- Hard times ahead for big pharma
- Europe offers (some) climate aid/UK calls for action
- More Indian Moon mission musings
- Bees and race cars at the science festival
- Attack of the seaweed
- Peer review reviewed
- Temperature error killed India's Moon mission
- Alzheimer’s genes identified
- Giant rat found in extinct volcano
- Have You Seen This Robot?
- The Evolution of the Origin
- On Nature News
- Africa: Still pulling together on climate
- Ruth’s Reviews: Bad Science
- Hot times on the tundra
- Iraq hopes for Turkish water
- Japan caveats climate target
- Pandemic flu - latest update
- On Nature News
- Hippocratic loath
- How deep is your well?
- Quotes of the day
- Picture Post: More Mars than you can shake a stick at
- Chilly spot in Antarctica lures astronomers
- Calculating costs: the United Nations on clean energy commitments
- On Nature News
- Biogen Idec R&D head talks
- Picture Post: A pop-up Big Bang
- ‘Climate Camp’: more stunts, fewer stand-offs
- Geoengineering report baffles reporters
- Lula reasserts Brazilian control over new oilfield
- What the Moon sounds like
- California wildfires creep closer to observatory
- Zeneca swells on Brilinta thinner news
- On Nature News
- Indian moon mission loses contact
- Cells reprogramming with a single gene
- Cease and de-cyst
- Ruth’s Reviews: What the nose knows
- Gratuitous animal photo
- On Nature News
- RIP Physics?
- Doctors scrap over radiation tests
- You can't hurry a flu vaccine
- Bisphenol, eh?
- Gulf War Syndrome research contract cancelled
- Mechanical engineers float fake plastic trees
- Aral Sea shrinking continues
- Songs about science XXIV: Singing Science Records
- Nature Podcast
- Pachauri endorses 350ppm CO2 target
- Lunar mission hits a glitch
- Wieviel ist das PhD?
- When I grow up I want to be a civil servant
- No party for Disco
- On Nature News
- New videos from Nature
- Industry wants to try climate change
- South Korea launches satellite into ocean
- Quotes of the day
- Problems with ‘cognitive enhancing’ drugs on the rise
- Robofish and microchips
- ‘Traders’ testosterone’ fuels female financial flutters
- On Nature News
- Hwang trial nears end
- WHO: no drugs for healthy H1N1 victims
- In Quotes: Road to Copenhagen
- Bill filmed
- ‘Gigantic jet’ of lightning captured on film
- US kiddie flu shot trials underway
- Lead poisoning cases kindle Chinese unrest
- Study promises brighter, more flexible screens
- Ruth’s Reviews: Decoding the Heavens
- Quotes of the day
- Worms wiggling with weapons way down beneath the waves
- On Nature News
- Silva goes for gold with Greens
- Quotes of the day
- Swine Flu update
- Retractions rising
- America’s quicksilver fish
- On Nature News
- Quotes of the day
- Drawing with ancient ink
- French library denies ‘Google seduction’ claims
- Record warmth for global oceans
- Consent conundrum cripples coroner CJD census
- First embryonic stem-cell trial placed on hold by FDA
- On Nature News
- Stardust delivers
- Scotland the grave (for carbon dioxide)
- University press caught up in censorship row
- Worried about swine flu? Play a game!
- China's climate target confusion
- On Nature News
- Climate gloom: soundbites from Bonn
- Climate researcher vs FOI, part two
- Quotes of the day
- Inflatable spacecraft test success
- Strange objects emerge from shadows on Saturn's rings
- Be afraid: mathematical modelling of zombie attacks
- A dynamic trio
- Echoes of a moon landing, all over the web
- Continued Setbacks for Polio Vaccine
- Ruth’s Reviews: Your Inner Fish
- Quotes of the day
- "Wrong"-orbit planets, part II
- Stone-age engineers fired up their tools
- 'How Canada let the world down'
- A rock SoLiD complaint?
- Persons unknown thieve rare bird specimens
- On Nature News
- How climate affects mountain height
- Planet orbits star in the ‘wrong’ direction
- Australia carbon trading blocked: what next?
- Quotes of the day
- Picture post: poor Pebble
- Songs about science XXIII: The Fermilab rap
- On Nature News
- Shakedown at the FDA
- Victoria Crater still looking lovely
- Camel season opens in Australia
- Tourist mosquitoes could wreak havoc on the Galapagos
- Live nude genes: another scientist bares his genome to the world
- Canary Islands telescopes dodge a fiery bullet
- On Nature News
- Quotes of the day
- Swine flu: tamiflu for children?
- Two earthquakes, two typhoons and a lot of mud
- On Nature News
- Quotes of the day
- Physicists can't be bothered with journals
- Military takes aim at climate change
- Collins confirmed
- Testing times ahead for Chinese children
- Ruth’s Reviews: the Drunkard’s Walk
- Kepler passes first test, goes to the top of the class
- A creative fix for the University of California's budget woes
- Glaciers: going, going …
- Rooks with rocks prove Aesop right
- Shrinks analyse climate change
- On Nature News
- Quotes of the day
- Animal rights activists turn grave robbers again
- 101 uses for a Plum Island
- China nuclear chief under investigation
- Is it a bird, is it a bat? No, it’s a furry pterosaur!
- An ‘aerial view’ of HIV
- On Nature News
- South Korea unveils climate proposals
- What a flaming toolbag!
- Wyeth's ghostwriting skeletons yanked from the closet
- Climate costs redux
- Itsy, bitsy, ancient, scary spider…
- On Nature News
- Swine flu round up
- A massive Martian meteorite
- Ones that got away
- Malaria came from chimps
- Pneumonic plague hits China
- Melting glaciers warm Indo-Chinese relationship
- Iran nuclear news
- Ones that got away
- Vladimir Putin: marine scientist
- New HIV came from gorillas
- Anthrax investigation probe underway
- Venetian sights
- Ones that got away
- US alternative medicine spend reaches $33.9 billion
- Swine flu news
- Endeavour returning
- On Nature News
- A fly in the forest-saving ointment
- Ones that got away
- Mosquitoes against malaria?
- Blimey! Betcha never saw a bird like that before
- Swimsuit science shenanigans
- Betelgeuse: super sharp shots
- Fighting fat with fat
- On Nature News
- Nature Podcast
- Vandal destroys protein crystals in California
- Pregnant women hit hard by swine flu
- Oceania and the ‘worst extinction record on earth’
- Ones that got away
- Man vs Orang in swinging science
- Pfizer to settle Nigerian litigation Thursday
- Fast-track genetic engineering
- True-blue treatment for spinal cord injury
- Mixed showing for science agencies in public appreciation poll
- Carbon capture creaks forward, still costly
- Foot-and-mouth lab gets funding for refurb
- Dawkins agrees with priest on evolution
- On Nature News
- Judge orders Wyeth to open up
- Chemistry paper pwned by live-blog experiments
- Exclusive: "Contractual and legal issues" affecting leading pandemic flu sequence database on GISAID
- ‘Moonfire’ set to destroy coffee tables, bank accounts
- GM crop trial ‘secretly starts’ in UK
- Jupiter smash: even more pictures
- Recession hits Wyoming dinosaur exhibits
- Enviro action in China urged by UN chief
- Pretty space pics: “a wild creature of the dark”
- Toucans’ massive heating bill
- Ones that got away
- Suit glitch spoils spacewalk
- On Nature News
- Fatherhood hope for George
- Quake brings Oceania neighbours closer
- Inglorious belchers: the Dirty Thirty
- Science sidelined in government, say MPs
- Working out the lie of the land
- Ones that got away
- Nature Podcast
- Data integrity in the digital age
- Global warming is shrinking your dinner
- Roll up, roll up for the lobbying frenzy – now with added health reform dollars
- Human tests of H1N1 vaccine begin
- Hawaii’s telescope collection gets a massive new addition — Chile spurned
- Ones that got away
- UK government wants a space agency
- Jupiter smash: more pictures
- India objects to US climate targeting
- Article of the future?
- On Nature News
- IPCC's Pachauri: 'We have very little time'
- Jupiter Spotted
- Ones that got away
- Swine flu update UK
- Science vs Nature
- New picture shocker: Astronauts went to the moon!
- On Nature News
- Why the orbiting observatory failed to orbit
- Shuttle foam conundrum
- Layoffs loom at London universities
- Ones that got away
- Bangalore, we had a problem
- Nobelists call for energy R&D in climate bill
- On Nature News
- What's arXiv spelled backwards? A new place to publish
- Yes, we have no tigers
- Lift-offs ancient and modern
- UK low carbon drive: at last the right sounds; now let’s see it happen
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Falsified research goes unnoticed for over eight years
- Welcome to the periodic table Copernicium!
- Polish scientist becomes president of European Parliament
- University of California employees protest proposed cuts
- On Nature News
- African universities get international promises of support
- Cats tap into human nurture to get their saucer of milk
- Rocket round up
- Bring us your tired, your poor, your rejected papers
- Desertec gains momentum
- Pandemic flu vaccine yields worse than expected.
- Ones that got away
- G8 pledges support for research in African agriculture and health
- On Nature News
- Swine flu may resemble 1918 pandemic virus
- Space shuttle grounded again
- Picture post: Galaxy top trumps
- DOE offers cash for renewables
- US public likes science; doesn’t agree with scientists
- ‘Dieting monkeys live longer’
- Did Galileo let Neptune slip through his fingers?
- ‘Shiny happy biology’
- Bye bye Bevatron
- On Nature News
- Mars programmes unite!
- Climate bill hits its first snag in the US Senate
- Nanoparticles to the resuce (of your toxic waste dumps)
- The most distant supernovae yet
- Europe takes gentle aim at pharma deals
- Holdren meets the Brits
- Bridging the divide between developed and developing nations
- Of mice, men and rapamycin
- Nature Podcast
- On Nature News
- Obama announces NIH director
- UPDATE: Time to shift gears on climate policy? Maybe not.
- Charlie Bolden's vision for NASA
- Iran 2005 presidential candidate says protests mark ‘turning point’ — change ‘inevitable’
- California scientists protest deep budget cuts
- Arctic scientists in ‘Northernmost Tribute to Michael Jackson’
- A thinner Arctic for bears and ice
- Open University considers science cuts
- On Nature News
- Meet Mura’s monkey
- Arpa arpa arpa
- A new climate proposal: target rich people, not rich nations
- Senate picks up climate bill
- Ones that got away
- Big Al speaks on climate (and neuroscience)
- Oxfam makes its point to G8
- Pandemic flu update
- Turbulent times for chemicals
- Russian and US presidents chat
- This is your brain on coffee ... or is it?
- Air Force to resume meteor data sharing
- Planck chills out
- G8 leaders meet to talk climate targets
- Swine flu update UK
- Ones that got away
- Scotland’s shrinking sheep shocker
- Picture post: 'ello from LRO
- Slowing biodiversity loss: not there yet
- Phoenix: A life
- Swine flu round up
- Ex-University of Tennessee prof faces jail time
- The genes behind schizophrenia
- NASA aces tanking test
- Nature Podcast
- The latest fossil frenzy
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Who compares the comparisons?
- Share price tumble prompted ‘rushed publication’ of drug study
- Picture post: Sarychev before and after
- US EPA grants California emissions waiver
- On Nature News
- Chomping secrets of the dinosaurs
- £150 million ventured, shot-in-the-arm for UK biotech gained?
- Sea Launch is sinking
- Picture post: Mega Map
- Roche: we’re not pharma anymore
- Icelandic biotech regains stock listing
- Ones that got away
- Hot air and politics at the EPA
- Biosimilars: Obama’s seven year pitch
- Odyssey is over for Ulysses
- DOE: we're open, now go away
- UAE and Germany fight for IRENA
- Climate bill clears US House, faces long road ahead
- Florida falls further
- EU environment ministers 'alarmed' by biodiversity threat
- Ones that got away
- Carbon capture round-up
- Coal protesters assaulted and shot at, says Hansen
- ‘Payment for eggs’ row reappears
- NASA preps for ‘Tanking Test’
- On Nature News
- ISIS suffers again in UK science cuts
- Ones that got away
- Baboon genes help fight parasites
- Songs about science XXII: Aldrin raps his Rocket Experience
- Tough talk on ‘Tartan Targets’
- US universities flounder further
- Picture post: BOOM!
- 70 academics reported detained in Iran
- Nature Podcast
- Swine flu round up
- On Nature News
- Getting geeky with supercomputers
- Elsevier offered gift cards for 5-star book reviews
- Police pinch protesting Hansen in climate change kerfuffle
- ‘Boycott Berlusconi’ researchers urge
- Dance off: Snowball vs the Scientists
- Ones that got away
- Australian carbon trading hits political wall
- Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter lives up to part of name
- Climate costs: What's in a number?
- No SMEX-love for TESS
- Chiropractors reveal "plethora of medical evidence"
- Kyoto prize for evolution while you watch
- Ones that got away
- Whaling meeting faces deadlock, again
- ‘Iran’s election was fixed,’ say number crunchers
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- $20 billion, and for what?
- Swine flu roundup
- Peru overturns laws allowing exploitation of Amazon forest
- President's bioethics council disbanded
- Lunar mission on its way
- Ones that got away
- Military lab misplaced thousands of samples
- Should pharma fear Witherspoon’s phiction?
- Indexing Linnaeus
- Mammoths around longer than thought
- On Nature News
- Science explains the unblemished sun
- Pharma company provides ‘free’ drug screening service
- Volcano update
- Swine flu round up
- @ApolloPlus40 - Tweeting the Apollo 11 Mission
- Birds do it, bees do it…
- German firms look to draw power from the Sahara
- A fruitless Endeavour
- New York stem cell committee approves payments for eggs
- US releases assessment of climate impacts
- On Nature News
- Creepy crawly concrete curtailed
- Snoop Aldrin vs Buzz Dogg?
- Drayson backs committee for science scrutiny
- Saving the large blue butterfly
- Ones that got away
- Sunspot veteran dies at 78
- Volcano ash flies high
- Complaints converge on chiropractors
- Rat Island now rat free
- Leak scuppers shuttle launch
- California university to appeal sanctions in lab researcher's death
- Ones that got away
- Songs about science XXI: imitation is flattery, right?
- Swine flu round up
- Stressed DNA turns hair grey
- GSK to expand cheap drugs programme
- New element needs name
- Ones that got away
- Nature Podcast
- Songs about science XX: isotopes, isotopes, baby
- On Nature News
- Attack of the killer planets!
- Crash ending
- Pay to publish
- Avandia debate continues
- Mandelson speaks on science
- Betelgeuse about to blow?
- Chiropractic group advises members to 'withdraw from the battleground'
- StemCells clinical trial results: Cells survive, seem safe
- It's a Senate lovefest for the EPA
- Cloner's double-booking
- Inuit hit harder by swine flu?
- Manned space flight cash causes consternation in congress
- Immunity provides a foothold in termite control
- UK science minister goes tweet tweet tweet!
- Airline industry to cut growth in carbon emissions by 2020
- Don’t count your carbon before it’s credited
- British scientists petition research councils: round two
- Update: Shell pay out
- Swine flu roundup – flu scientist's family catches swine flu
- On Nature News
- Petition, press release follow libel campaign
- WHO recommends expanded use of diarrhea vaccine
- Two gorillas walk into a UN climate meeting...
- On Nature News
- NASA background checks court fight continues
- The shifting sands of UK science policy
- Bat disease ‘threatens humans’
- Health costs drive US bankruptcies even for the insured
- Swine flu: the volleyball vector
- Ones that got away
- Swine flu round up
- Does diabetes drug boost vaccines?
- US releases super-secret nuclear site list. DOH!
- Next shuttle launch date set
- Women still struggling in US science
- A cliffhanger ending to Biogen’s yearly drama
- Labour science advocate barred from next elections
- On Nature News
- Chu and tar sands
- Bustards are bloomin’ out all over
- Forget swine flu-bring on the humanized pigs!
- NASA review panel announced
- Controversial Chinese stem-cell company gets top billing
- Into the briny deep
- Phase 6 swine flu pandemic “getting closer”, says WHO
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Deuterium drug deal development
- REACH reaches milestone
- Handbags at the dawn of the space age
- On Nature News
- Quantifying the unquantifiable: global warming's elusive death toll
- Twitter science
- Ones that got away
- Artemisinin confusion
- Bach's bizarre horn born again
- Behold -- the rock stars of science!
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Extra excitement for exoplanet experiments
- End of the roads
- Mars mapping makes the mainstream
- Genomics ‘rabble-rouser’ returns to biotech
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- Ones that got away
- Romania's moon balloon
- Swine flu round up
- Claude Allègre back in French government?
- Nature Podcast
- Marvellous marmosets
- Let the science begin!
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- African forests at risk from slow land reform progress
- Whale thievery
- Ones that got away
- NIH head rumours run amok
- Ida does the BAFTAs
- Europe finds enthusiasm for fisheries reform is catching
- The Big Science Debate: A Biological Century?
- Mediation collapses in New Zealand scientist’s dismissal case
- Scandinavian royals to visit Greenland
- Rooks hook meals, join tool club
- Genome analysis sheds light on swine flu origins - and high-speed science
- Obama overturns (another) Bush EPA policy
- Rover's crater cavortings come to fruition
- Swine flu round up
- MP expense scandal spreads to science committee
- Climate change: the need for speed (reading)
- Soviets ‘tried to kill Cold War astronomer with telescope’
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Making time for happyhour
- NIH to walk through the ‘valley of death’
- New Zealand 'to gut science budget'
- Venezuelan scientist sacking shenanigans
- Life on earth gets longer...
- Should scientists sweat over Schwarzenegger’s shortfall?
- An end to Nigerian gas flares?
- Nature Podcast
- Ones that got away
- Gesture chemistry
- Missing link, evidence thereof - media analysis
- Swine flu round up
- On Nature News
- Another whaling meeting, another impasse
- Ones that got away
- Don't mock a mockingbird
- Thousands of Leatherbacks seen nesting in Gabon
- Science writer waits on legal advice in libel case
- Austria backtracks on CERN pullout
- On Nature News
- Update: Obama to move on vehicle regulations
- Obama to move on vehicle regulations
- Ones that got away
- Swine flu round up
- Hubble mission: Fifth and final spacewalk
- New Hwang cloning claim
- Slime start up slides
- EU climate change and energy department criticised
- Missing link, evidence thereof
- On Nature News
- One way you'll probably never catch an STD
- Ones that got away
- Women in science and Europe
- A busy day for NASA
- Deadly volcano threatens DRC
- New head for the CDC
- Bolden tipped for NASA top job
- Pfizer’s helping hand for the hard-up
- Ones that got away
- Birds in trouble
- Russia hints at Arctic war
- Australian scientists celebrate cash boost
- Nature Podcast
- Hubble mission skimmed by Chinese space trash
- FDA warns General Mills over Cheerios labelling
- Herschel and Planck launch
- On Nature News
- Update: House Democrats report progress on climate
- Seeing REDD over forest management
- Space Shuttle grapples with Hubble
- Patients and activists sue over gene patents
- Swine flu round up
- House Democrats report progress on climate
- On Nature News
- US inspection confirms apes lab violations
- White House memo reveals rifts on climate regulations
- Ones that got away
- Swine flu round up
- Wanted: 1,000s of households for H1N1 study
- Spirit's sandy sojourn
- Vigil for jailed Iranian doctors
- Verbal exchange at major ocean conference
- Atlantis is up
- On Nature News
- Cancer studies sometimes conceal conflicts
- Congo cracks down on illegal logging
- Mystery worms munch through China
- Picture post: Hubble double
- Cervical cancer vaccines slug it out
- Human Terrain employee avoids jail for killing
- Swine flu round up
- Live from Lindau: Historic lectures by Nobel laureates
- Obama backs Bush on polar bear
- Simon Singh loses first round in chiropractic fight
- Swine flu round up
- Psychologists rebuff interrogation claims
- On Nature News
- Shell backs off Arctic drilling
- Pssst. Wanna buy a posutodoku?
- Elsevier: ‘fake journals were unacceptable’
- Tara O'Toole to DHS science
- Ones that got away
- The thermodynamics of Tetris
- Predictive search and science
- UK will retain DNA of innocent accused
- Fake antiques save the real things from looters
- Swine flu update
- On Nature News
- Picture post: ALMA links up
- Nature Podcast
- Ones that got away
- Iggy Pop’s cloning project
- Swine flu update
- Gates Foundation awards grants for unconventional projects
- Hurricane farewell
- Monsanto and DuPont trade harsh words, legal allegations
- Obama to request $63 billion for global health
- Collins answers the Big Questions on science and faith
- Obama administration wades oh-so carefully into biofuels
- European animal research vote generates more anger
- Man infects swine with flu in Canada
- Happy Birthday Kew
- Swine flu update
- Aussie carbon trading slides back a year
- Merck mounts defence of Vioxx marketing
- Pharma Pheels the Phear: ‘billion dollar payouts’ loom
- On Nature News
- Swine flu update
- Parrot partying gets peer-review
- Picture post: LHC is back together again
- Ones that got away
- South Korea restarts stem cell research
- Shell slumps
- Swine flu watch
- 'The coming climate crunch'
- On Nature News
- Interior revokes Bush rule on endangered species
- Nature Podcast
- Ones that got away
- Swine flu round-up
- Autism study implicates common gene variations
- Uranium-rich mountain on endangered places list
- Wilkins ice shelf collapse continues
- Major emitters, still going under Obama
- Picture post: Shuttle replacement is all at sea
- Eating your way down memory lane
- GM turns corn into multivitamin
- On Nature News
- Swine flu goes global
- Ones that got away
- Spirit's spirits rejuvenated
- Forbes ‘Fakebook’ victim speaks
- UK subs spring a leak
- Plankton undermine dino extinction theory
- Remember Chernobyl
- RIP Felipe Solís
- Swine flu spreads
- Update: Obama to address the NAS
- Scientists highlight fire's impact on climate
- Vote for us!
- Will vengeance be theirs? New Guineans seek $10 million for defamation
- ‘Doctor Manhattan’ to command space station?
- Induced stem cells advance
- Top 100 conservation questions revealed
- The UK's carbon capture contretemps
- Obama to address the NAS
- Controversial clinical trial reviewers close
- Ones that got away
- This flight has been oversold...
- Cybersecurity: Matthew Broderick, Robert Redford, Sandra Bullock, Bruce Willis and now … Barack Obama
- California animal researchers protest protesters
- Afghanistan establishes its first national park
- Flippin’ heck! Proto-seal discovered
- Nature Podcast
- On Nature News
- Chu
- Ones that got away
- Earth Day roundup
- The Independent announces Discovery Channel cloning show
- FBI puts animal activist on Most Wanted list
- On Nature News
- Four corners no longer square with modern survey methods
- Cyber-ants go home hunting
- Ones that got away
- More Spirit shenanigans
- On Nature News
- Climate disasters increasing with waistlines?
- Dutch protest carbon-trapping demo project
- Right Click, Save As: FIGHTERJET
- Animal rights activists arrested in California
- Hundreds of millions for green technology expected in UK budget
- Rita makes 100
- Ones that got away
- NASA’s 50 greatest photos
- ‘Entirely synthetic’ gourmet food debuts
- RIP JG Ballard, psychologist of the future
- Universal plug for electric cars?
- Japan facing nuclear future?
- Picture post: shuttles are two up
- Songs about science XIX: back to our roots
- Africa ‘must brace for mega-droughts’
- On Nature News
- ESA releases L'Aquila before and after satshots
- Japan’s nuclear woes
- How science news works (sometimes)
- Kepler begins staring contest with Cygnus
- Nuke security lacking
- Ones that got away
- Ancient seas ‘rose fast’
- Introducing the First Lichen
- Norway’s undersea dominions just got larger
- Nature Podcast
- Diabetes breakthrough ‘is not a cure’
- Ones that got away
- Genetically Modified Crops of Concern to Scientists?
- Songs about science XVIII: ‘What up Einstein, you as smart as people think you are.’
- Solar blast seen in 3-D
- On Nature News
- Birds face longer haul flights thanks to climate change
- North Korea walks off…
- On Nature News
- voodoo no more
- Ones that got away
- RIP John Maddox
- Could the end be nigh for Spirit?
- Police pre-empt ‘climate protest’
- Elements show elephants’ eating habits
- Life after the 'nickel famine'
- Fishy food fight's final farewell?
- Earthquake-rocked nuke plant prepares to restart
- Merck accused of launching fake research journal
- Meet John Holdren
- On Nature News
- Nature podcast
- Ones that got away
- Chimp sex-for-meat saga gets reporters hot and bothered
- If it was rare why didn’t they cook it for longer?
- Sonar does deafen dolphins
- Gordon Brown to announce green budget
- On Nature News
- To free or not to free Willy?
- Ones that got away
- Alzheimer's gene linked to overworked memory
- Judging science in court
- National laboratory avoids Italy quake damage
- Callow young ice takes over the Arctic
- Wilkins Ice Shelf lost its footing
- On Nature News
- More ‘Human Terrain’ trouble
- Antarctic treaty meeting begins
- Ones that got away
- New Russian spaceship rumours
- Pfizer settles Nigerian drug case out of court
- Picture post: the people’s choice
- On Nature News
- Congress finishes moose hunt at NASA
- Picture post: Our nearest galactical neighbours (err, I think you missed a bit)
- Update: 229 scientists face EPSRC exclusion
- Rise of the machines
- California faces billion dollar bill from climate change
- Ones that got away
- What’s going Bonn?
- Seeking a brain footprint for post-traumatic stress disorder
- Coastal concern over flame retardants
- On Nature News
- Priestley’s home under threat
- Something's the matter?
- Irrawaddy, there-a-waddy, everywhere a waddy waddy
- Herschel/Planck launch postponed
- The watery fate of carbon dioxide
- Nature Podcast
- Ones that got away
- A final trip to Hubble
- US Department of Energy says 'Go' to ignition facility
- One of our albatross colonies is missing
- On Nature News
- Swedes to build flat-packed house on the moon
- ‘Nobody tosses a dwarf!’
- US climate policy: it's off to the races...
- US public-lands bill includes fossil regulations
- Indian researcher charges journal bias
- Ones that got away
- Asian missile wars
- G20 Watch: it’s getting hot in here
- Countdown to 100 Hours of Astronomy
- On Nature News
- Military machine going green
- Picture post: ISS is looking good
- Ones that got away
- A cheat for better eyes: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, B, A, Start
- On Nature News
- Texas creationism: losers win?
- Shift change on the ISS
- US government investigates human research protections
- Ones that got away
- Earth's Power Hour
- ‘It’s not gradual; it’s – BANG’
- On Nature News
- President's council speaks out against ... the president
- Texas deadlocks on evolution standards
- Volcanoes, tornadoes, disasters are all the same...
- Politics, science and cash at the Royal Society
- Ones that got away
- Climate change round up: Copenhagen, cap and trade, and more
- China implements family planning for gerbils
- European animal research ‘threatened by new rules’
- Nature Podcast
- On Nature News
- Armed men pillage Madagascar’s forests
- Britain joins race to make blood from stem cells
- Force banks to back green energy, says former BP chief
- Ones that got away
- GSK’s pledge to the developing world, Part 2
- Conservation International does it again
- Cold fusion warmed over
- On Nature News
- Carbon emissions a danger to public health, EPA finds
- Ones that got away
- MIT goes open access
- Federal jury to probe Vioxx case
- Results cast doubt on potential ‘climate fix’
- Algal poisons penetrate deep ocean
- Ones that got away
- Darwin’s bills detailed
- Synthetic blood project to launch in Scotland
- On Nature News
- Medical research charities feel the pinch
- Picture post: Redoubt redux
- Former Caltech provost tapped for DOE science post
- US birds: still in major trouble
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Economy trumps environment, says Gallup
- Conservationists see trouble in Madagascar conflict
- Farmers lose Amazon court case
- Making sure NSF isn't the next AIG
- Obama's science appointees confirmed
- Ones that got away
- In the Field at the APS
- Global doom by 2030, says UK chief scientist
- Pharma company accused of burying ‘cursed study’
- Saving lives with tobacco
- Antarctica: Memento melting
- Nature Podcast
- On Nature News
- Pope under fire over condom comments
- Ghostly muons just ghosts
- Beware of the Blob
- Ones that got away
- Tiger stripes, tiger stripes burning bright
- Video post: ‘Capture confirmed’
- Britain’s boffin bailout?
- China to US: Those carbon emissions are yours
- Ones that got away
- A perfect putt
- GOCE is Go!
- Return of the B-field bovines
- Riots and arrests at World Water Forum
- Little and large
- Bye-bye-biotech industry?
- On Nature News
- Live from Mars.... it's Themis
- JAMA editors let tempers fly over "nothing"
- 10 … 9 … 8 … 7 … ABORT!
- Schrödinger's God
- Will warming wash-away Wall Street?
- Cleopatra: maybe African, maybe not
- Picture post: Discovery launches
- New US Chief Information Officer in jeopardy
- Biotech exec faked cancer
- Ones that got away
- Space Station junk reveals Stratcom's sharp eyes
- Drug testing: one size doesn't fit all
- On Nature News
- CIRM carves out translational role after Obama stem cell shift
- Lessons from Copenhagen
- Hamburg for FDA head
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Roche and Genentech seal the deal
- European science advice is “deficient”
- Hubble repairs on track, OCO rebuild up in the air
- Merck and Schering-Plough: the fallout
- Rocket round up
- Songs about science XVII: gene regulators mount up
- Fisheries problems go deeper
- Copenhagen Climate Change Congress Coverage
- Healthy babies born after use of new gene screening technique
- Vacated vacation leaves drilling program in limbo
- Chinese celebs unhappy with food safety law
- Ones that got away
- Picture post: ready for launch
- Chimp with history of violence acquires missile technology
- On Nature News
- Synthetic biologists prepare to leap through the looking glass
- Global warming now past tense
- On Nature News
- Merck’s mega-merger
- Stem cell scaffold for stroke treatment
- Songs about science XVI: return of the giant isopod
- Picture post: Kepler is go
- Obama poised to lift stem-cell restrictions
- Revenge of the splatellite?
- The diabetes virus?
- New pre-emption fight looms
- Ones that got away
- Picture post: Papahānaumokuākea park corals
- Putting plagiarists on the back foot
- On Nature News
- Asteroid: Too close not to report?
- Black holes on two for one special
- Make wind power, not cars
- Universities seek missing money
- On Nature News
- Primate mistreatment allegations at Louisiana research lab
- Nature Podcast
- Digging the G-ring
- Sitting dinosaur leaves karate chop handprints
- Ones that got away
- Huge rise in US medical radiation doses
- Protests greet ‘Israel Day of Science’ in UK
- On Nature News
- NASA pursues Mars methane orbiter
- Endangered species rules rolled back
- More pictures of galaxies shaking arms, please, Hubble
- Ones that got away
- It's Square Root Day!
- The world’s oldest brain
- Pluto sweat revealed
- Obama science nominations on hold
- Video: Lego DNA
- European nations win right to ban GM crops
- On Nature News
- Where else would Daryl Hannah and Jim Hansen walk arm-in-arm?
- Safety flaws found before fatal UCLA lab fire
- Obama picks Sebelius and DeParle to head US healthcare
- China probe meets Moon-based end
- NASA chief coming soon?
- Stem cell federal funding bill enters Senate
- On Nature News
- Sailing on a sulfurous sea
- Killer fungus devouring art: What to do?
- Ones that got away
- Songs about Science XV: You can’t fool the children of evolution
- Ancient footprints make a big impression
- On Nature News
- NASA fleeced by scientist and family?
- Ones that got away
- BAE’s Big Bang
- The Frozen Horizon
- Songs about Science XIV – Nano vs Fire
- Ranbaxy ‘falsified drug approval data’, says FDA
- Integrative medicine: What's that?
- Picture post: The Eye of God
- And the key to happiness is…
- Nature Podcast
- House proud aphids sacrifice all
- Ones that got away
- Volcano monitoring row erupts
- Freaky frogfish does the psychedelic hop
- On Nature News
- Can stress kill?
- Who Needs the Cold Facts?
- FDA: Flawed Drug Approvals?
- Ones that got away
- A big thumbs up for the Beijing Olympics
- Jeepers, creepers, where’d you get those peepers?
- Picture post – Saharan cheetah
- On climate, major US players agree to agree
- Ones that got away
- American animal rights activists arrested
- India’s billion dollar astronaut plan
- Pope praises genetic science
- On Nature News
- India moves to protect traditional medicine
- Albatross ‘saved from extinction’
- BP flexes cellulosic biofuel biceps
- Everything to declare?
- Vulcan minds meld with Google
- Pretty space pics: the Moon's view of a lunar eclipse
- New German Antarctica station opens
- On Nature News
- The bionic turtle
- Sabotage!
- Linnaeus muscles in on Darwin's party
- Nuclear beauty
- Attack of the Tevatron
- Ones that got away
- A very cool picture for you to admire
- Jurassic Car Park
- Green-eyed monster
- China bans ‘fake doctors’ from pharma adverts
- On Nature News
- ‘It was this big’ (in the 1950s)
- Britain's pox on MOx
- GalaxyZoo 2 for you and you and you
- Biology organization boycotts Louisiana
- China to freeze water use
- On Nature News
- UCLA researchers ‘locate bin Laden’
- The yoghurt anthrax vaccine
- Concern over Asian ivory trade
- Ones that got away
- Economy down, university applications up
- GSK’s pledge to the developing world
- Nature at the AAAS: Part II
- Wait nearly over for US stem cell researchers
- On Nature News
- Speedy songbirds
- Picture post: ‘thermal microhabitats’
- The case of the missing computers
- America ponders pika protection
- Wildlife Valentine's Day cards (for polygamists?)
- Nature at the AAAS
- Pretty space pics: the maelstrom
- Confirmation of science
- Stimulus bill nets big bucks for science ... probably
- Solar goes up, solar goes down. Again.
- Darwin 200 goes into overdrive
- ‘Volcanoes in the genome’
- Darwin 200 special issue
- Satellite smashup
- Darwin in stamps
- Leading UK scientists call for revolt against grant rules
- A Bush regulation? Scratch that, says Obama.
- Nature Podcast: special Darwin edition
- European cities sign climate change covenant
- On Nature News
- R&D cuts ahead for Sanofi-Aventis, but how many?
- The Origin of the Scoops
- US biodefence lab suspends pathogen work
- Ones that got away
- Prehistoric mud bucket bonanza
- On Nature News
- Stimulate the economy with ... science?
- The LHC, Da Vinci style
- Cap-and-trade? Maybe not for mercury...
- Former NIH chief joins the Gates Foundation
- On Nature News
- Love drug gets politicians fighting
- US approves drug from genetically engineered goat
- Darwin 200 – shorts
- Fakefield? MMR-autism link doctor stands accused
- US Courts get tough on Earth Liberation Front arsonist
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Darwin 200 redux
- The very hungry (and evil) caterpillar
- Songs about science XIII: ‘This stuff is far!’
- Antarctic ice’s American inundation amplification
- AQ Khan Walks
- Obama visits DOE, talks to Congress
- $100 million stimulus package for Boston-area HIV research
- Incredibly old sponges found
- Lost: 35 kilos of lizard poo
- Gates unleashes a million ‘bug’ jokes
- Something's the matter with dark matter?
- Azam Khan Swati
- Giant snake eats world’s media
- Entente pas cordiale
- Could we count on air capture?
- On Nature News
- Nature Podcast
- Ones that got away
- Dark days dog Dow
- Naw-nee, Naw-nee: reverse Doppler alert
- ‘Human Terrain’ contractor pleads guilty to manslaughter
- Hansen Hearts Heathrow Haters
- I wrote this post myself, I swear
- On Nature News
- Iran’s Sputnik
- Google goes swimming with the fishes
- Time for a health-fund bailout?
- Team Obama stumbles
- A singular university
- Welcome, froggy friends
- Pharma’s trademarks run for the sun
- On Nature News
- Titan-Europa decision delayed two weeks
- Fight!
- Ones that got away
- Prairie dog plea
- Darwin 200
- She’s gonna blow!
- LHC inspection identifies bad splices
- Tropical turtle’s Arctic travels
- On Nature News
- Serotonin triggers mob mentality in locusts
- ‘This may seem very strange, but I think I no [sic] how to make people or animals alive.’
- David Attenborough on Darwin, evolution and the Bible
- Pharma Phynancial Phaliure
- Excellent research guaranteed cash
- Gloomy days for university endowments
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Pretty space pics: Centaurus A vs APEX
- Perfluorinated chemicals linked to pregnancy delays
- Mars rover: senile, or just teenaged?
- Imaging the eigenfactor
- A gene therapy comeback?
- Beryllium contamination at Los Alamos
- Nature Podcasts
- Pornography 'systemic' at National Science Foundation
- ‘Scrotum-gate’ hits the headlines
- [So-so] science campaign
- Dem bones, dem bones, dem weak space bones
- Ones that got away
- What to watch…
- On Nature News
- Triceratops tête à tête
- Does geoengineering add up?
- Solar industry ups and downs
- Rohm to Dow: Du Haas mich
- Hollywood penguins threatened by climate change
- Ones that got away
- No way back from climate change
- Attenborough gets hate mail
- A win for evolution in Texas… then again, maybe not
- On Nature News
- UK green power: one step forward, one step back
- Ones that got away
- Baffling bat bane spreading
- California car-emission clampdown coming
- Dead astronomers get the shovel
- Japan launches satellite to track greenhouse gases
- Is Gration's star fading?
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Bewildering pharmaceutical case free to proceed
- Cuscovians banish biopirates
- Two sentenced to death in China over tainted milk
- California puts environmental projects on ice
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Scientists rejoice!
- Homecoming for Huntingdon Life Sciences
- Nazca lines get a soaking
- Obama, Antarctica
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- The same, but different
- Congo logging brought under control
- Wilkins ice sheet hanging by an icy thread
- Obama who?
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Baffling solar cell efficiencies are broken
- Iraq's chemical-less future
- Top UK universities could lose millions in research funding
- Bye Bye Mike
- 1-2-3 for UAE
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Armistice day for science
- Teaching conservation biology to conservation biologists
- Tasmaniomics
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Methane on Mars = news on Earth
- Outspoken climate scientist gets props
- Wolves off endangered species list (again)
- FDA = Failed Diligence Agency
- SurreySat gets gobbled
- Jackson: Guided by science
- The Wonderful Wizard of Ag
- On Nature News
- Moral objections to hybrid embryo research claims rejected
- Nanotech regulatory woes continue
- Picture post: British Galileo's Moon tarte
- Pfizer to fire hundreds of scientists
- Radical emissions cuts needed, says Worldwatch Institute
- Ones that got away
- Steve Chu
- J’accuse! France and five others filching fish
- NASA chief's long goodbye
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Human hunting speeds up evolution of prey
- Recused Reed resumes regenerative medicine role
- Physicist settles discrimination claim
- Stanford launches $100m energy institute
- Nobel Prize row rumbles on
- On Nature News
- Picture post: Falcon 9
- Ones that got away
- Fungi find friends
- Clue to Alzheimer’s on X chromosome
- Cellphones are bad for health (research)
- ‘Human Terrain’ anthropologist dies
- Search the internet = destroy the world
- On Nature News
- DNA: the new fingerprinting?
- Drug combo boosts stem-cell production
- Vote for the next NASA boss
- Loosening the gag
- Amorous mosquitoes make sweet harmonious whine
- Nurse! Get me 5 cc of Goat, stat!
- Picture post: Discovery rolls out
- Adaptation needed to avoid world food crisis
- On Nature News
- Obama: save the economy
- Live from the American Astronomical Society
- Doctors drop trousers on top of the world — for science
- Pterosaurs’ perplexing take-offs
- On Nature News
- Canadian duck-death scandal to get its day in court
- The Lazarus list
- Iran puts leading HIV scientists on trial
- On Nature News
- Hope flares anew for chubby mice (and humans?)
- China joins exclusive coal-to-liquid club
- Ones that got away
- Live from the American Astronomical Society
- British researchers short of brains
- Over 88,000 die in earthquakes in 2008
- Spooky spookfish has freaky eyes
- Bush: I Heart Oceans
- Obamawatch: CNN star for surgeon general?
- Newly discovered iguanas not so newly discovered
- Ones that got away
- We’re going too fast! We’re going to crash!
- Anthrax and Ivins
- Behold: the Milky Way
- On Nature News
- Trouble at La Sapienza
- Five years on Mars, eh?
- Ones that got away
- Did killer comets bring the bling?
- Ares vs Atlas
- Obama in the market for a new Commerce Secretary
- Happy Holidays!
- On Nature News
- Two private US companies to supply ISS
- Ones that got away
- On Nature News
- Commercial rocket goes to the Cape
- Buzz off, caterpillars!
- On Nature News
- WhiteKnightTwo takes flight
- “Cancer resistant” Tasmanian devil gets cancer
- Cod catches up
- On Nature News
- Dinosaurs made good dads
- Google pulls out of science data project
- Cambridge gets biophysical
- Antenna arrives at Atacama array
- Shuttles for sale
- On Nature News
- UK braces for more CJD cases
- CSI: Geoscience unit
- Head banging, frankincense and papal rugby
- UK university uncertainty
- Ones that got away
- Bristol-Myers slashes workforce by 10% (again)
- On Nature News
- 2008 cooling, but the heat is on
- JASONs shoot down research into gravity surveillance
- New clues for dark energy
- The Saharasaurus!
- Nature is on YouTube
- Team Obama gets bigger
- Yale joins the credit crunch club
- A done deal, finally
- The most hazardous states in the union
- Ones that got away
- Huntsman terminates deal, gets cash
- Gajdusek passes on
- On Nature News
- Songs about science XII: Shubin’s song
- Diagnosing dementia with sarcasm?
- Super squid special
- On Nature News
- Genes found for thinking yourself thin
- What element do you want for Christmas?
- Amphibian's upside-down bite bites
- Wyeth ghost-writing: Grassley rides again
- The big one, simulated
- On Nature News
- Oil demand takes a dive
- Bush push for biologist bypass
- Ones that got away
- Perhaps penned pachyderms perish precipitously?
- Picture post: piggy back ride
- Ones that got away
- Visa problems delay reps to Poznan conference
- Drug ads for Europe?
- On Nature News
- Transition team trouble at NASA
- Obama's energy team taking shape
- Searching for the LHC
- Ones that got away
- France fined over GM law
- Far East top in science subjects
- RIP Oliver Postgate
- Bird flu round up
- Seeing our centre
- It’s time for (climate) change
- Kayaking crusader comes out on top
- On Nature News
- Beware, my mutt, of jealousy
- Ones that got away
- Welcome to the Dow of Tomorrow!
- Moose can’t handle the heat
- Pretty space pic: cosmic shock
- On Nature News
- Recession hits higher ed ambitions?
- Waterproof rice coming soon
- The ethics of brain boosting
- Jimmy Carter vs the dragon
- Ones that got away
- Wild tigers bite the hands that save them
- Ones that got away
- Science sphere condemns CNN cuts
- I’m happy if your friend's friend is happy
- Zimbabwe admits cholera epidemic is an emergency
- Faculty sue over UTMB layoffs
- On Nature News
- World-record solar car makes an impact in Poznan
- Ones that got away
- Danger not passed for Sumatra
- Feel the love, and the heat
- Test-tube truffles
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- Swap my bod
- Cleveland Clinic goes for full disclosure
- On now: carbon storage conference in Second Life
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- RIP Ralph A. Lewin
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- Roche+Genentech: will the marriage be postponed?
- UN climate conference kicks off in Poland
- Ones that got away
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- Picture post: Welcome back Endeavour
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- Ones that got away
- 'Shroomers in peril
- Ice work guys!
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- On Nature News
- DAMA dark matter debunked?
- RIP Kiyoshi Ito
- How does your dog smell?
- Credit crunch chills climate change choices
- No LHC before 2010?
- On Nature News
- Spooky cosmic news update
- Ones that got away
- Countdown to AIDS day
- Lovley’s day for a climate bunfight
- Humanity off the hook for cave bear extinction
- Bleak outlook for Yellow River
- Ones that got away
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- File under: ‘it’s worse than we thought’
- Science survives Chancellor's pre-budget report
- This is the Life
- Alan’s stern warning
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- Picture post: abort, abort, abort!
- If you take the blue pill...
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- This programme was brought to you in association with...
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- Researchers complete mammoth task
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- Glacial climate swings: It’s in the ocean
- Failing fisheries find friend
- Ones that got away
- UK holds first auction for carbon allowances
- Stem cell throat op success
- Toolbag lost in space
- When turtles took to the seas
- On Nature News
- Deep Space Internet
- Who's in charge of science under Obama?
- Ones that got away
- The nasty end of the oldest nuclear family
- Jobs go as Galveston feels after-effects of Ike
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- On Nature News
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- LHC repairs get pricier
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- UK debates ‘presumed consent’ for organ donation
- Ones that got away
- Czech Republic joins the ESA club
- Australia backs non-lethal whale research
- Songs about science XI: Charlie Darwin
- Compulsory science lessons for Conservatives
- Launch!
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- Thanks Ma'am
- European environment and energy extravaganza!
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- Your cheatin’ claw
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- The future of British university research
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- Ones that got away
- Be scared. A little bit.
- Of pins and needles
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- Northeast Atlantic Sharks most endangered in the world
- India’s great space adventure
- Phoenix: the bird is toast
- Social scientist set aflame in Afghanistan
- Mourning the mini-Maunder minimum
- Ghost particles and muckraking
- Headphones and pacemakers: not good together
- Ones that got away
- ‘Souped-up, pimped up, bionic assassin cells search-and-destroy HIV’
- Dino dance floor disputed
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- Good news for Bletchley Park
- Creationism in schools row. Nope it's not Kansas
- Antarctic mishaps
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- Endeavour to take toilet to ISS
- Science and the president-elect
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- Canada is not so green
- Greenpeace calls off ocean pursuit of whaling fleet
- Bhopal pollution case resurrected
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- Clones of the dead: A mouse now, Ted Williams later?
- Ones that got away
- Run shrimp, run!
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- Chandrayaan sees Earth
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- Ones that got away
- RIP Jacques Piccard
- Election watch
- Picture post: Sailfish Strike
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- Fungus linked to bat deaths identified
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- Meat can be murder...
- Hubble’s eyes are open again
- Powerstation ‘invasion’ comes to an end
- Report from Mercury
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- Eco ‘credit crunch’ warning
- “I hope to hang on several more weeks”
- ‘Sexy Mathematician’ is the new Richard Dawkins
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- Solar system has nearby twin
- Ones that got away
- Haggard vs Thoreau
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- Up, up, away, down, and back again
- Ones that got away
- Stephen Hawking to retire
- Election watch...
- Picture post: Purple tomato
- Geo-engineering round up
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- No ice! No worries - we never thought it was there anyway
- Tiny dino loved veggies—and meat too
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- Hubble still flying blind
- Department of beams in the eye*
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- Epidexipteryx: a tall tail
- Election watch...
- Merck cuts 7,200 jobs
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- Ones that got away
- The nappies: fair game or foul?
- India to the moon
- Wacky races
- LHC: still broken but now officially inaugurated
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- Financial doom science round up
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- A win for the elephants - but what about the birds?
- The Monster Mash
- Ones that got away
- Pretty space pic: NGC 7331
- Election watch...
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- Beluga whales versus Sara Palin
- Ones that got away
- Cyclones’ carbon capturing
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- How to bake a Nature cake
- Hubble science still on hold
- Bringing back Hubble: another hiccup
- Ones that got away
- Picture post: longest insect is the stuff of nightmares
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- EPA turns the screw on lead emissions
- The LHC: what went wrong
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- Fishapod had ‘world’s first neck’
- Ones that got away
- Financial doom science round up
- Election watch...
- Shake it! Earthquake art comes to California
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- Oh, Canada (sigh)
- Tales from the crypt: tracking TB
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- Move over Burke and Hare
- Floods sidelined nuclear weapons plant
- Candidates speak out on NIH funding, stem cells (sort of)
- Hubble gets a jump start
- Saturn's super cyclones
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- Ones that got away
- Beastly bonobos butcher primate brethren
- A brief history of body art
- Election watch...
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- Ones that got away
- Election watch...
- Science positives from the credit crunch
- Thinning on top?
- Paul Krugman -- Nobel prizewinner
- Living in the past
- How many astronauts does it take to change a light bulb?
- Navigable Shavigable: Wait, there is a river in Los Angeles?
- British government tightens up lab biosecurity
- ‘Climate escalator’ still going up
- Picture of the day: a fossil conga line
- Election watch...
- Hawking to be cast in bronze
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- When a planetarium becomes a tank helmet
- Save the whales . . . or the country?
- Ones that got away
- Malaria genomes: and then there were three
- Coming into focus - Messenger buzzes Mercury
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- The Interactive Pharma Scandal Story
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- Picture of the day: Polly the pancake tortoise
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- Another day, another draft climate bill
- Picture post: deep sea beasties
- Animal rights activists on trial
- Ones that got away
- And the physics prize goes to...
- Google News: friends of pseudo-science
- Cosmic oddball stirs up planet debate
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- Ones that got away
- HiPER gets hyped
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- ImClone and Lilly sitting in a tree...
- Conflict of interest inquiry claims psychiatrist scalp
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- Nobel Prize week: and we’re off!
- Pick the Nobel winners
- Clean energy boosted by the bailout
- World's fastest barcode reader
- European physicists dream up wish list
- Testing, testing, one, two, one, two: Mars is wired for sound
- China's space-conquering plans continue
- Radiation scare in Rutherford's old lab
- Mini-Maunder minimum
- Head of US climate agency announces resignation
- Texas scientists tackle creationism threat
- Stop the presses: media report badly on pharma
- Pfizer cuts cardio research
- Au revoir Everglades?
- Damselfish in distress
- Some people are never satisfied
- The greening of the Fall
- Were UK mice trying to reach Valhalla?
- Brazil has met the Amazon’s enemy…
- Do the Bose-nova (or rather, don't)
- Making the headlines
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- Hubble trouble
- Mars Phoenix gets new lease on life
- California stem-cell agency comes under scrutiny
- European spaceship blazes home
- Ecuador grants rights to nature
- Day of reckoning for doomsday lawsuit
- Pretty animal pictures of the day
- Agency set up to guard nuclear materials
- China's space explorers come back down to Earth
- Stealing bases - head or feet first?
- Up, up, up and... away!
- ‘Grand theft solar’
- Ones that got away
- China launches spacewalk mission (and fake article)
- Picture special: squid suckers, cancer close ups and more
- On Nature News
- Ones that got away
- Ink flows on "dark flow"
- Annual carbon budget: We're all doomed
- Flicks and cancer sticks
- Gore urges civil disobedience to coal
- All hail the blog monkey?
- Nature’s going to the movies!
- FBI swoop on ‘China space spy guy’
- Dino of the day: teeny-tiny-osaurs
- On Nature News
- "Go" for a nuclear renaissance
- Pharma first: fessing up about fees
- Where have all the trials gone?
- Songs about science X: drilling’s killer songs
- Ulysses becalmed
- When conservation goes bad
- Opportunity’s new Endeavour
- Ones that got away
- ‘Outback reef’ may hold earliest primitive animals
- Thanks for all the fingers fish
- Russians float bolt fix
- Common birds in global decline
- The physiology of personal politics
- Ones that got away
- Rocket builders' argument stalls Moon programme
- Say hello to Haumea
- Word watching
- LHC update
- Giant kangaroo rats to be tallied from space
- Cashing in on personal genomics
- Large Helium Crisis?
- Bear hair shows more out there
- Mother Nature’s little helper
- Sharks! Hundreds of them!
- Did anthrax mailer act alone?
- Big prime nets big profit
- Eating the cake you already have
- Russia ponders building Cuban space base
- Palin’s eco award
- Hammer of the Higgs
- Offshore drilling gets a little closer
- Guillemots turn nasty as fish run out
- No Vatican apology for Darwin
- $10m more and half the science later, MAVEN is go
- Will weird wobbegongs work in the wild?
- McCain: planetariums suck
- Ones that got away
- More mudflow madness
- Where John McCain stands on science
- Songs about science IX: Rollin’ to the Future
- LHC detector faces down hack attack
- Open access: public good or publishers' evil?
- NASA's Hurricane Mike
- Dinos were super-lucky-o-sauruses
- Houston we have a (hurricane) problem
- Churchman creates creationism controversy
- Moon rocket passes test
- After the quake: more quakes
- Fast Times at the Minerals Management Service
- Biggest bang ever seen challenges cosmic assumptions
- Shock climate change verdict acquits Hansen’s heroes
- When theoretical physicists attack
- Whiter roofs for a cooler planet
- The Dire Web of the Hungry Black Widow…and the cosier web of the full black widow
- Not the LHC news
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- Autism, vaccines and Obama redux
- LHC: License for Huge Coverage pt 2
- LHC: License for Huge Coverage
- Vote Venter?
- BA Festival of Science round up
- Ones that got away
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- Griffin claims there is a ‘jihad’ against the Space Shuttle
- Ones that got away
- Going nuts for the LHC
- Polar laws ‘not up to scratch’
- Rosetta’s stone
- China prepares for first spacewalk
- EPA targets lawn mowers and other small engines
- Ones that got away
- Epicycle science
- Tut’s tots could be twins
- America’s mammoth invasion of Russia
- Pic of the day: welcome back to Atlantis
- Shedding light on black holes
- Ones that got away
- Picture post: bye bye GOCE, see you soon
- The only MMR experiment worth doing...
- Ice, ice baby...
- Hanson backs power station damagers
- Under a Martian sky
- Fight over whale fat
- Cholesterol + cancer = confusion
- Save the pink dolphin
- EPA quashes ‘Yazoo pumps’ project
- Let them eat fish
- Ones that got away
- Jolly hockey sticks
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- Beyond the Palin?
- Mirror, mirror on the floor...
- Obama speaks on science
- Black-footed ferret news round-up
- What’s your method of the year?
- Shuttle ‘manifest dweebs’ in heaven amid extension suggestions
- Europe goes nuclear
- Picture post: Opportunity backtracks on Mars
- Ones that got away
- Uncovered: an urban Amazon
- Swot up on fly swatting
- Fuzzy numbers in penguin tragedy
- Climate talks wind up and move on
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- For and against Templeton
- Fusion scientist reprimanded for misconduct
- Mistake or insight?
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- Songs about science part VIII: the astrobiology rap
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- Ones that got away
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- Indictment in pufferfish toxin case
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- Researchers praise Neander-tools
- Ones that got away
- Solar plane stays aloft for 3.5 days
- NASA finds nasty virus on space station
- Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside...
- US climate report comes under fire
- Bush: going green in the deep blue yonder?
- Ones that got away
- Songs about pseudo-science
- Whale of a time for drillers
- Farewell to Planktos
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- The buzz: Australian all weather bee flight facility opened
- Pretty space pic: monster magnet
- Italian immigrant lives in marble
- Electronic nose to sniff out cancer
- Bell Labs: it tolls for thee
- Blood farm to satiate vampires, accountant
- Clinical trials row shakes Indian medicine
- Fruit juice keeps journalists busy
- Ares: no longer shakin’ goin’ on
- Ones that got away
- NASA crash pictures
- Bird brained?
- Ones that got away
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- Merck under fire for ‘seeding trial’
- Chiropractors get litigious, again
- Japan hunts anti-whaling activists
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- Prozac and driving: bolster or barrier?
- Ones that got away:
- NASA tears up space suit contract
- Picture post: ultra-rare clouded leopard
- Nature is at the ACS
- Bird # 753 for Gabon
- Link between skin cancer and moisturisers in hairless mice
- Dead zones reckoning
- Rodent-guided robot rampage
- Super-sub’s undersea adventures
- Greenpeace rocks cause a storm
- Bird flu (news) strikes again
- Sat-nav for flappers
- The Great Planet Debate
- Bird flu hits UK newspapers
- Welcome to the world of tomorrow!
- Pentagon goes psycho
- Exhibit A: Religion does get in the way of teaching science.
- White blood cells retreat to victory
- Ones that got away
- Farewell to the John N. Cobb
- Unmentionable awfulness
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- On Nature News
- Arctic cold war gets hotter again
- Truce reached in sonar vs whales case
- Ones that got away
- Mavis and Olga, a tale of two bipedal hexapuses
- Cities play hardball to host biodefence lab
- On Nature News
- Digging for Dali DNA
- Polar bear smackdown
- Is faith the enemy of science?
- Moonshot ship taking a bit longer
- The whale, saved
- Kiwi-practors’ legal wrangle
- Ones that got away
- What's in a name?
- Scaredy-cat gene will make you scream
- Who’ll stop the rain? China will
- Global warming in rug form
- NASA and kabootarbazzi
- Pretty space pics: Hubble must be dizzy by now
- On Nature News
- Miniature black holes, flying robots, melons and bicycles. Isn't August great?
- Atlantic hurricane forecast dialed up
- On Nature News
- Paris Hilton’s energy policy
- Dutch get ‘clean air concrete’
- Four degrees of doom!
- Tut’s tots
- Giving hybrids a voice
- On Nature News
- Anthrax: the FBI's case
- Polar bear protection: Let the courts decide...
- Will Pfizer pfizzle?
- Dino-of-the-day: grow-fast-o-saurus
- How to cook a tortoise
- Mapping the Arctic dispute
- Spooky cosmic news, and Brian May
- 'Drill here, drill now'
- On Nature News
- Dangerous weapons and boardgames seized at ‘Climate Camp’
- Vitamin C and cancer
- Where’s Scotty? round-up
- French oyster disease revealed as herpes
- Ones that got away
- Rainforest news: looking for da Silva dollars
- On Nature News
- Mars is Second Nature
- Attempted homicide on Santa Cruz researchers
- Picture post: England’s ancient rock art
- Ones that got away
- Space Shuttle shutdown starts
- Is naming a snake after your wife really a compliment?
- Jurassic shark smackdown
- Weekly round up
- Boating bugs breathe by building bubbles
- Soy sauce
- Skull-duggery! Speech shenanigans sank ship
- No human cloning for Hwang
- First stars were nasty, brutish and short
- Breaking news: water on Mars
- Hurricane keeps dead zone small
- Rodent rehabilitation round-up
- UFO-obsessed hacker loses extradition battle
- High pressure fishing trip
- Holy cracking ice sheets! Canada is breaking up!
- Forecast for the Olympics: smoggy with a chance of clearing
- Titan's ethane lake grabs headlines
- Pretty space pictures of the day
- Ones that got away
- Uncle Ted's excellent indictment
- What bees have in common with serial killers
- Not-dino of the day?
- Wrangling over a half-ton gem
- It’s beat up the EPA day!
- Remember Rember
- Crunching PETA's numbers redux
- The battle over EPA heats up ... yet again
- On Nature News
- Kipunji: the last of the honk-bark
- The record that wasn’t
- Ones that got away
- Video post: particle physics in Lego and rap
- Crush your employees, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations at their paycheques...
- Animal drinking den found in Malaysia
- Fly me to suborbital space
- On Nature News: stem-cells, stars, Baikal and the Moon
- California clamps down on ships' sulphur
- Isle Royale: it’s wolf vs moose
- ‘Climate change Dungeons and Dragons’
- No choppin' Chopin, says Poland
- America frets over ‘radioactive kitchens’
- Armoured fish scales inspire body armour
- Weekly round up
- AIDS news: good and bad
- The Arctic oil rush is upon us
- Unsubstantiated claim of the week
- AIDS activists' 'irrational actions'
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- Institute head’s mobile phone scare
- Crunching PETA's numbers
- Bletchley Park risks ‘rack and ruin’
- RIP Victor McKusick
- Japan's earthquake warning system: another miss, another excuse
- Dances with wolves
- On Nature News: nukes, brains and wikis
- Ones that got away
- Lunar Science Conference round up
- It’s that man again...
- Family tree shows dinos missed the revolution
- Calling all arithmomaniacs: vote for A Square
- Dutch researchers create miniature flying ‘dragonfly’
- New drug for prostate cancer ... eventually ... maybe
- Bad drug news day
- Mapping malaria nets
- Exploring the Eigenfactor
- The dopes who dope
- Wolves' endangered status changes again
- Global warming swindle only swindled some
- Boistrous bars boost boozy benders
- Film stars of the cosmos
- Bubble fusion saga – Taleyarkhan misconduct verdict in
- Weekly round up - July 18 2008
- An ounce of prevention?
- Chemistry geekery continues its attempt to conquer the internet
- NASA: getting more macabre
- Advanced Cell Technologies go broke
- Gore throws down the carbon gauntlet
- NASA: taking the piss
- Lideo killed the Radiohead's star
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- Who’s the greatest Russian (scientist)?
- Pretty space pics: Echus Chasma
- Flying with your ribs
- Hawking 'mulls move to Canada'
- On Nature News: snakes and ice
- Roche abandons HIV research
- NASA turns firefighter
- Museum finds new insect close to home
- Kidney stones: an inconvenient truth
- Hatfill case update: NY Times case dismissed
- On Nature News: sleep loss and autism
- There will be oil
- All your base are belong to ocean
- Court blocks Kenyan biofuel project
- China seeks ivory trade approval
- Airshow woe in a low-carbon climate
- Weekly round up
- A new star every two hours...
- It’s only supposed to blow the bloody Soyuz off
- No reef relief
- Hey! Pharma! Leave those kids alone...
- On Nature News: sunlight and science vs the media
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- The strange case of the young wolf
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- Eight new official wonders of the natural world
- GM goes solar powered
- America debates drug treatment of ‘kid-lesterol’
- Funder of science-religion interface dies
- Epilepsy drugs get a second look
- On Nature News: the G8 and physics funding
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- Nature is at the G8
- On Nature News: quakes and bans
- Stiglitz and Sulston: Who Owns Science?
- ‘Older men are less fertile’
- Garnaut mania takes over Australia
- Octopus vs Rubik’s cube
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- Climate change cartoon competition
- Weekly round up
- Creationist email row goes to court
- It is interesting to contemplate a tangled beard
- Mercury needs re-branding
- More natural woes plague China Olympics
- News-weak: Darwin vs Lincoln
- Science sounds round up
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- The Chemical Element Elephant
- It’s a coal world
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- Toxic ship sails for UK
- Jealous Mars spacecraft raises game
- Farewell to the Vachibou
- Sucks to be you, Furcifer labordi
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- ‘Science is harder than English’
- An ice free North Pole?
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- US pays $5.8 million in anthrax lawsuit
- Chinese tiger photo was faked
- Weekly round up
- Ocean census reveals the beast with 56 names
- Algal threat to Olympic sailing
- Spain to give apes rights
- Valdez spill fine slashed
- Pretty space picture: Twin Telescopes, Twin Galaxies
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- Sequencing chocolate
- Steam car attempts speed record
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- White House takes the ostrich approach
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- Crocodiles talk before hatching
- McCain plays the Prius card
- Look to the ancient skies...
- He wants you all to sing along
- I’m a Scientist, Get Me Out of Here!
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- Weekly round up
- Don’t worry Australia, you’re not fatter than America
- Whale watching worldwide
- Sea surface science satellite launches
- Medical scans get a splash of colour
- Can cloned cells cure cancer?
- Songs about science VII: ‘It’s a long way from Amphioxus’
- Wikitannica
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- What does N stand for? Nonsense?
- ‘Big sexy’ dinosaurs of the day
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- Super science books sale
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- Suit up! Next-gen space wear is here
- Advertising to aliens
- Discovery touches down
- Weekly round up
- 2000-year-old seed makes good
- Sniffing out a good story
- "Nature unhinged"
- Chillin' out at the LHC
- Name that tune in three elements
- Diary from an Arctic icebreaker
- Alas, poor Pluto
- Bye bye blackbird
- Trade in dead tigers alive and well
- Nobel prize leads to new reward: a long-lost relative
- Acid Jacuzzi roundup
- Leaving Earth ... 40 years ago
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- Biomass boosting
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- Weekly round up
- Orogeny by jerks
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- McCain is a Martian!
- Kibo brings more hope to space
- Iceland polar bear shooting row
- No rest for Phoenix
- When did humans get to New Zealand?
- Biofuel row at UN food meeting
- Astronomers perform galactic limb surgery
- NASA PR ‘mischaracterized climate change science’
- Mini planet found far away
- Papua New Guinea forests under threat
- Europe says Sanofi-Aventis blocked investigators
- Scammers get scientific
- And the winner is ... Melting Bob
- Buzz Lightyear, toilet and Japanese lab lifted to space
- ‘Carbon scrubber’ breakthrough
- So that's what Stonehenge is for...
- University of Oxford says: show me the money
- Rock eating deep sea baterica!
- City better than country for carbon footprints
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- Seriously people, who broke the loo?
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- Picture Post: Strange ‘dual sex’ moth
- First female genome sequenced
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- Phoenix gets on down, hurrah
- Weekly round up
- Nature blogs Phoenix landing
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- Acidic oceans arrive early
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- Dinosaur round up: Yemen, Colorado, Alaska
- Crazy robots go wild in California
- Explosions on the Moon
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- Aircraft engineer indicted
- Space ’roo albedo test
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- Super-evolved mega-mice threaten island birds
- ‘At least 12% of US biology teachers are creationist’
- NASA to pull plug on Gravity Probe B
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- Monday video: Chemistry party
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- Weekly round up
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- Did people learn nothing from Icarus?
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- Concern after Brazil loses environment minister
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- Einstein: ‘god is human weakness’
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- Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope
- Grand Theft Dino
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- War on science? What war on science?
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- Weekly round up
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- That funny weather
- Addictive protein folding game
- Get your greendex
- When your commute just flies by…
- Those clever flowers
- Epigenetics and suicide
- Cue the Hitchcock theme music
- Psycho-maps
- Myanmar disaster
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- Hunting asteroids
- Sea lion killings halt programme
- Weekly round up
- South Africa resumes elephant culls
- Duck deaths highlight tar sands problems
- Audio special: babbling bird brains
- Keep your damn eco-cars, say US politicians
- ‘Miracle powder re-grows finger’
- Parasitic hermit plant found in Mexico
- ‘Decade break’ in global warming
- Taking oil companies to task
- RIP Albert Hofmann
- ‘Greenwashing’ complaints rise
- Asian vulture numbers dwindle
- UPDATE - Storm over global-warming sceptic hurricane man
- Sebastian’s super synthetic spider silk
- US states sued over wolf status
- Storm over global-warming sceptic hurricane man
- Polar bear not ‘endangered’, just ‘concerning’
- World’s top 100 brains
- Live super-size squid autopsy
- Weekly round up
- Sulphate science won’t stop global warming
- Scientists ‘under siege’ from political interference
- Protein shows chicken’s dino heritage
- ‘Gloomy’ emissions data shows methane rising
- Today’s space pics: ‘Galaxies gone wild’
- Scientists see into ‘blazars’ and sing about it...
- When is a science degree not a science degree?
- Songs about science part VI: ‘Don’t go messing with our telescope’
- Seeing mistakes before they happen
- Dear presidential candidates: you’re wrong
- More fallout from ‘ballistic’ Soyuz landing
- Return of the hockey stick
- Judge clears art prof in 'strange culture' case
- Drugs: a red rag for bullfighting officials
- Get us off this planet, says Hawking
- Earth day divides the planet
- Sea floor claims madness
- Space ship crash landing
- ‘World’s oldest tree’ found in Sweden
- Weekly round up
- Singing for someone else’s supper
- Rare turtle found in Vietnam
- Brazil's president defends biofuels
- Today’s pretty space picture
- Why fished fish fluctuate
- Nasa beats German teen (at maths)
- Darwin Archive evolves
- Inquiry over sewage spreading experiment
- Bush waxes aspirational on climate
- Archaeologists have trouble counting
- Canada blocks American space takeover
- Sea level rise 'threatens millions'
- Riveting science from the Titanic
- Brace yourself for the big one California
- Elephants’ aquatic ancestor
- Somebody clean this mess up
- RIP John Archibald Wheeler
- It’s World Homeopathy Awareness Week!
- Earthquake swarm mystery
- Weekly round up
- Jellies ‘were first animal’
- Party like it's 1961
- UN: climate change behind ‘food crisis’
- Strewth mate! Climate change is ruining me bevies!
- Hurricane seer sees more storms, and more criticism
- Spain faces worst drought in years
- Pretty space pic: a Martian moon
- The wrath of Khan
- UN enlists Google in refugee work
- Creationist act passes another hurdle
- Amber spider-glass
- Human to human bird flu transmission
- ‘Vulcan’ shows carbon dioxide’s death-grip
- Heated row over cooling article
- US search engine permits ‘Abortion’ searches
- First success for US pro-research group
- Koalas threatened by ‘leather leaves’
- $50bn AIDS funding passes first hurdle
- Weekly round up
- Results of our quiz are in...
- Cleaning up shipping lanes
- Oz kicks off carbon storage
- Peabody Award for evolution trial film
- ‘Whacking Day’ for toads proposed
- Freaky flat-faced fish found
- Berkeley voyeurs spy on octopus lovin’
- UK hybrid embryo: in perspective
- Stonehenge dig a threat to journalists
- Beijing air ‘safe for an hour’ says Olympic honcho
- All hail Cedric, saviour of Tasmanian Devils
- Paranoia stalks London’s Underground
- A chemist, a physicist, and a biologist walk into a bar
- School’s plagiarism code plagiarized
- A peak at a squid-gy beak
- Groups call for tougher Antarctic ships, standards
- Today’s pretty space picture
- Weekly round up
- Oz papers go to war over Earth Hour
- Physics conspiracy: LHC could kill us all
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- Saturn’s moon does comet impression
- Italy bullish in buffalo cheese row
- If an ice shelf breaks up and no one alerts the media, has anything really happened?
- Touchdown!
- Sex workout for pandas
- Miami prepares for police drones
- Patent row over LEDs
- Invertebrate wars! Get thee behind me echinoderms
- Sharks trigger perfect news-storm
- Climate change ‘threatens Oz wildlife’
- Weekly round up - March 20, 2008
- Water, water everywhere
- Satellite shoot-down update
- Tat's it
- Old blood, bad blood
- First organic molecule found on extrasolar planet
- UN warns of bird flu pandemic risk
- Tesla roadster: dawn of the electric age or misfire?
- RIP Arthur C. Clarke
- The incredible shrinking sea ice
- Yet more treasure from the bottom of the sea
- Ninja geckos (with video!)
- Where’s Humphry’s medal?
- Glacier melt speeding up
- Research at centre of fraud claims to be withdrawn
- Hot talk about our energy future
- Weekly round up
- Thank God it’s π Day
- Call the space repair man
- Too much sun makes tomatoes wonky
- The secret of sneaky alligators' roll over
- Short men are the jealous type
- £25m dome to save butterflies
- Physicist-priest wins $1.7 million prize
- Compromise on climate? Not this year, Democrats say
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