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2003. 10. 31 ´º½º
- Getting Into a Cassowary's Head
Birds may use infrasound to carry calls through the jungle
- Did FDR Have Guillain-Barré?
A new study suggests the president's polio was misdiagnosed
- Ice Shelf Feels the Heat
Study shows warmer ocean could threaten Antarctic ice
2003. 10. 30 ´º½º
- New Logic for Quantum Device
Physicists open the gate for solid-state quantum computing
- The Iceman Is All Italian
Isotopic data track Ötzi's origins and peregrinations
- Mice Saved From Madness
In a first, mice recover from prion disease
2003. 10. 29 ´º½º
- How Pterosaurs Terrorized the Skies
Brain scans suggest extinct flyers may have had 'smart wings'
- Two Species Join Club SARS
Cats and ferrets can carry the virus
2003. 10. 28 ´º½º
- EPA Gets New Director
Leavitt will face challenges in clean air plans, climate change
- Warm Globe, More Snow
Global warming could mean more snow around the Great Lakes
- The Universe Is Still Exploding
Sky survey backs up a violent view of the cosmos
2003. 10. 27 ´º½º
- NIH Shaken by Grants "Hit List"
Congressional questions lead NIH to justify studies on risky behaviorv
- Drug Thwarts Hepatitis C
New drug stymies the virus by shutting down vital enzymes
- Finding the Right Bug for the Job
A new technique may aid the hunt for pollution-eating bacteria
- Institute of Medicine Electees Announced
New members contributed to medical science, public health
2003. 10. 24 ´º½º
- That Wall in China Is Nothing
'Great Wall' of galaxies is by far the largest object known
- Knowing When to Change Sex
Reaching a certain size may trigger the switch
- Eat More Meat, Go Extinct
Hypercarnivores don't survive as long as other dog species
- How Embryos Know Left From Right
A protein tells two-cell embryos which side is which
2003. 10. 23 ´º½º
- Genes Speed Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
Inflammation may be key to how fast the diseases progress
- One Fish, Two Fish
Ambitious marine life census releases first figures
- Sun Run Amok?
Magnetic activity on the sun is running at a 1000-year high
- Science and Technology Awards Announced
Medals honor 16 scientists and one company
2003. 10. 22 ´º½º
- Gene Sparks Peculiar Sensations
Geneticists may have found the switch for puberty
- Drought Pushed the Andes Higher
A new theory may explain the mountains' surprising height
- Avoiding a Klamath Calamity
Saving endangered salmon will take a broad range of efforts
2003. 10. 21 ´º½º
- The Grand Canyon's Cattalo
Cow genes may doom troublesome buffalo herd
- Comet Mission Melted Itself Down
Hot exhaust, cut corners doomed CONTOUR, panel concludes
- Mortal Combat, Mastodon-Style
These extinct herbivores had a mean streak
2003. 10. 20 ´º½º
- Bobbing for Sauropods
New research keeps giant dinosaurs in shallow end of the pool
- Thanks for the Cancer, Dad
Paternally inherited DNA modifications may help tumors grow
- Running to Distraction
Obsessive running makes mice poor learners
2003. 10. 17 ´º½º
- Asteroid Once Was Lost, Now It's Found
Astronomers grateful to find potentially dangerous rock
- Virus Shows Wasp Who's Boss
Outside agitators direct egg-laying behavior
- The Elusive Essence of 'Stemness'
Genes that define stem cells are tough to pin down
2003. 10. 16 ´º½º
- GM Crops' Effects on Wildlife Mixed
Largest trial shows crops can boost or curtail weeds and insects
- Imported Corn Fueled Chaco Culture
Archaeologists uncover a food source of a mysterious culture
- Fourteen Steps to Global Health
$200 million initiative will fund research on specific problems
2003. 10. 15 ´º½º
- Making Tissue, One Cell at a Time
Artificial scaffold helps stem cells get organized
- Messages Fly No Faster Than Light
Best test yet finds that information obeys Einstein's speed limit
- Deconstructing Prions
New insights into how the deadly proteins take hold
2003. 10. 14 ´º½º
- Judge Not by the Genes
U.S. Senate passes bill to nip genetic discrimination in the bud
- Fill 'Er Up With Plankton
How much plant matter are you putting into your gas tank?
- Is Long Life in the Blood?
Centenarians and their children share a distinct lipid profile
- Shocking Revelation About Dirty Air
Particulate air pollution may increase lightning strikes
2003. 10. 10 ´º½º
- Warmer Ocean Blamed for Drought
The Indian Ocean is wringing moisture from the Sahel
- Ozone Loss Changes Weather
Thinned ozone layer influences Antarctic winds, temperatures
- Genes Keep Bee's Brain on Job
Active genes tell whether bees nurse the brood or look for food
2003. 10. 9 ´º½º
- Rejection Is Like Pain to the Brain
Social exclusion activates the same regions as physical pain
- Whales Get Bent?
Sonar may cause decompression sickness in cetaceans
- SNPs Set Free
Biotech company releases information on 120,000 gene variants
2003. 10. 8 ´º½º
- Holes in Cells Yield Nobels
Chemistry prize honors work on gatekeeper proteins
- Balancing Science and Biosecurity
U.S. panel proposes new oversight system, but warns of intrusive new policies
- The Universe, Hemmed In?
New research proposes 12 sides to it all
- Economics Nobelists Tackle Time
Prizes honor work on financial forecasting
2003. 10. 7 ´º½º
- Hot Prize for Cold Physics
Nobels awarded for work on superconductivity, superfluidity
- Humanity on a Chip
New arrays contain a complete set of human genes
- Cryptic Sculpture Cracked
The secret of the 'Cyrillic Projector' is out
- SARS Labs Not Just Monkeying Around
New animal models should aid development of drugs, vaccines
2003. 10. 6 ´º½º
- Image-Conscious Medicine Nobel
Work on magnetic resonance imaging wins honors
- Insect Killer Sequenced
Bacterial genome may yield insecticidal secrets
- Liquid Takes a Hard Turn
Flick of a switch turns a fluid to a solid and back
- Scientists Rake in MacArthur Grants
Winners include 22-year-old computer scientist, eight others
2003. 10. 3 ´º½º
- Feathers Fly at Ig Nobel Ceremony
Studies on chicken-human attraction, duck necrophilia honored
- Location Matters for Motoneurons
Neighboring cells make motor neurons bloom or wilt
- Climate Change Shifts Flight Schedules
Bird migration between Africa and Britain influenced by warming
2003. 10. 2 ´º½º
- Chilly Dunk May Await Titan Probe
New evidence for seas of natural gas on Saturn's moon
- Freshwater Eels Are Slipping Away
Populations are crashing worldwide--but why?
- Hoarding Junk DNA
In mammals, some noncoding DNA is preserved better than genes are
2003. 10. 1 ´º½º
- Hoarding Junk DNA
In mammals, some noncoding DNA is preserved better than genes are
- No Lava Lost for Big Impacts
Even huge meteorites wouldn't make Earth bleed lava
- Zoo Carnivores Need More Space
Animals that roam far and wide in the wild fare worst in zoos
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