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Obama Hosts Top Teenage Scientists - Voice of America 
USA TODAY |
Obama Hosts Top Teenage ScientistsVoice of AmericaFebruary 07, 2012 Obama Hosts Top Teenage Scientists Kent Klein | White House President Obama hosted some of America's top young scientists Tuesday at the White House. The president also announced new steps to boost the country's output of leading ...Obama heralds (and nearly hires) student scientistsUSA TODAYWhite House Science Fair: Recognizing the Importance of Scientists, Engineers ...The White House (blog)Obama's inner geek: robots to flying marshmallowsabc40MarketWatch (press release)all 820 news articles » |
Scientists Find Radioactive Fish In New Part Of Vermont - WPTZ The Champlain Valley |
Scientists Find Radioactive Fish In New Part Of VermontWPTZ The Champlain ValleyIn this case, scientists said they have found traces of radioactive materials in Lake Carmi's fish. "Strontium-90 and Cesium-137," said Bill Irwin, the radiological and toxicological sciences program chief for the Vermont Department of Health.and more » |
Scientists have (probably) made contact with Earth's most alien lake! - io9 
Sydney Morning Herald |
Scientists have (probably) made contact with Earth's most alien lake!io9Other media outlets were quick to pick up the news as well, citing an unnamed scientific source, who claimed that, "Yesterday [February, 5], our scientists stopped drilling at the depth of 3768 meters and reached the surface of the sub-glacial lake.Scientists dip a toe in one of Earth's final frontiersSydney Morning HeraldRussian scientists reported to have reached untouched lake beneath AntarcticaPublic Radio International PRIScientists Tap Ancient LakeThe Moscow TimesTIME -KHQ Right Nowall 314 news articles » |
Scientists recreate 'love song' of a cricket - New York Daily News 
New York Daily News |
Scientists recreate 'love song' of a cricketNew York Daily NewsScientists were able to establish the sound the ancient bush crickets make thanks to fossilized wings found by a group of Chinese palaeontologists that were uniquely well preserved, according to the university. "This discovery indicates that pure tone ...Scientists recreate sounds from millions of year agoThe State ColumnScientists recreate ancient cricket songNews24Jurassic chirp: scientists recreate ancient cricket songDAWN.comWorld Scienceall 75 news articles » |
Online dating services don't work, scientists say - CBS News 
CANOE |
Online dating services don't work, scientists sayCBS NewsScientists worry that dating sites claim to use exclusive "matching algorithms," which may be nothing more than a guessing game. "To date, there is no compelling evidence that any online dating matching algorithm actually works," Finkel said in a press ...Online dating has its pros and cons, meta-analysis saysWashington Postall 211 news articles » |
Scientists sequence whole genome of 'Denisovan' caveman from fossilised finger ... - Daily Mail 
Daily Mail |
Scientists sequence whole genome of 'Denisovan' caveman from fossilised finger ...Daily MailBy Rob Waugh Scientists have sequenced the genome of an extinct group of humans which spread around the world 100000 years ago, using a small fragment of a human finger bone found in a cave in Siberia. The new, high-resolution genome scan will allow ...Extinct human's genome placed on internetTG Dailyall 2 news articles » |
Scientists Say Sugar Should Be Regulated Like Alcohol And Tobacco - Vending Times 
KSDK |
Scientists Say Sugar Should Be Regulated Like Alcohol And TobaccoVending Times1 in the journal Nature, the scientists suggest that sugar's potential for "abuse," coupled with its "toxicity and pervasiveness in the Western diet," make it a prime culprit in a worldwide health crisis. They say governments need to consider major ...Scientists Want Sugar Labelled As ToxicP.M. NewsScientists want sugar regulated like tobacco, alcoholKSDKIs sugar worse than tobacco?Pakistan Daily Timesall 68 news articles » |
Scientists examine details of nerve cells in the brain - Hindustan Times 
Hindustan Times |
Scientists examine details of nerve cells in the brainHindustan TimesScientists have, for the very first time, recorded live yet detailed images of the nerve cells in the brain of a mouse. Stefan Hell's team at the Max Planck Institute in Gottingen, Germany, used STED microscopy to explore the most intricate cerebral ...and more » |
Iranian scientists afraid to leave their homes - RT |
Iranian scientists afraid to leave their homesRTIran's Foreign Minister says Tehran wants the assassinations of its scientists to receive official international recognition. Iran also wants external legal cooperation in investigating the deaths of its nuclear experts. Ali Akbar Salehi said that Iran ...and more » |
Scientists: Seagrass is likely world's oldest organism - The State Column 
Telegraph.co.uk |
Scientists: Seagrass is likely world's oldest organismThe State ColumnA team of scientists say that sprawling seagrass in the shallows of the Mediterranean may be the oldest living organisms on Earth, far older than humanity itself. Working off of DNA samples, a team of scientists say clumps of seagrass between Spain and ...'Oldest living thing on earth' discoveredTelegraph.co.ukMediterranean seagrass could be hundreds of thousands of years oldThe GuardianSelf-Cloning Seagrass May Be World's Oldest Living ThingVoice of Americaall 25 news articles » |
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