Articles and News for Aug08
  1. 140-year-old math problem solved by researcher

  2. $1.8M awarded for metastatic colon cancer research

  3. 200 leading experts to attend NJIT's Fifth Annual Math Conference set for May 19-21, 2008 in Newark

  4. 2,500 researchers, 1 supermachine, 1 new snapshot of the universe

  5. 2 ACE inhibitors associated with higher mortality risks

  6. $2M grant awarded to University of Kentucky for research on nanoparticles and human health

  7. 2 new star systems are first of their kind ever found

  8. 2 University of Illinois researchers named HHMI investigators

  9. 4th annual Templeton-Cambridge fellowships awarded to 10 noted journalists

  10. 65-million-year-old asteroid impact triggered a global hail of carbon beads

  11. AACR CEO receives Distinguished Public Service Award

  12. A better way to make hydrogen from biofuels

  13. Academic research in Korea

  14. Accelerometer backpacks aid study of gliding behavior in the 'flying' lemur

  15. Accretion discs show their true colors

  16. A chemically driven insulator?metal transition in non-stoichiometric and amorphous gallium oxide

  17. A complete representation of structure?property relationships in crystals

  18. Acoustics' 08: Tigers, singers, earthquakes, buildings, caves, coveted violins and more

  19. Active submarine volcanoes found near Fiji

  20. Acupuncture relieves hot flushes in breast cancer patients taking tamoxifen

  21. A d.c. magnetic metamaterial

  22. Addiction treatment proves successful in animal weight loss study

  23. ADM supports Iowa State research and development of biorenewable technologies

  24. Advance brings low-cost, bright LED lighting closer to reality

  25. Advances in Atmospheric Sciences named Rising Star by ScienceWatch

  26. Advances in C. difficile research

  27. Advancing science in Africa

  28. Advil or Excedrin? New model helps predict product choices

  29. Aerospace business leader, supreme problem solver

  30. Aerospace engineer earns Oak Ridge Associated Universities Ralph Powe Junior Faculty Award

  31. A fascination with oxides

  32. A fly's tiny brain may hold huge human benefits

  33. A fresh look inside Mount St. Helens

  34. A fundamental problem

  35. A GaN bulk crystal with improved structural quality grown by the ammonothermal method

  36. A gentle touch for better control, a quantum mechanical con, and milestone PRL papers

  37. AGU Journal Highlights -- July 3, 2008

  38. AGU journal highlights -- June 4, 2008

  39. Algae from the ocean a sustainable energy source of the future

  40. Al Gore and Tom Stoppard among 2008 Dan David Prize Winners at TAU

  41. All done with mirrors: NIST microscope tracks nanoparticles in 3-D

  42. All that matters

  43. Amazing minaturized 'SIDECAR' drives Webb telescope's signal

  44. AMD discovery: New hope for treatment of vision loss

  45. American Association for Cancer Research hosts 2008 Annual Meeting

  46. American Association for Clinical Chemistry's Annual Meeting

  47. American Chemical Society honors 7 Springer scientists

  48. American Chemical Society's Weekly PressPac -- April 16, 2008

  49. American Chemical Society's Weekly PressPac -- April 30, 2008

  50. American Chemical Society's weekly PressPac -- Feb. 27, 2008

  51. American Chemical Society's Weekly PressPac -- March 19, 2008

  52. American Chemical Society's Weekly PressPac -- March 5, 2008

  53. A microdiffraction set-up for nanoporous metal?organic-framework-type solids

  54. A multifunctional 3.5?V iron-based phosphate cathode for rechargeable batteries

  55. Ancient antibody molecule offers clues to how humans evolved allergies

  56. ...and then the gecko ate the mosquito

  57. A new method to weigh giant black holes

  58. Animal behavior turned into robots and more at 4th international AMAM symposium

  59. Anisotropy of building blocks and their assembly into complex structures

  60. A one-cent room-temperature magnetoelectric sensor

  61. A penny for your thoughts

  62. Arable land can have a negative impact on air quality

  63. Arctic explorer delivers unique snow-depth data for CryoSat

  64. Are existing large-scale simulations of water dynamics wrong?

  65. Are microbes the answer to the energy crisis?

  66. A review of Physical Review

  67. Argonne materials scientist wins young investigator award

  68. Argonne researchers win 2 R&D 100 Awards

  69. Argonne's lithium-ion battery technology to be commercialized by Japan's Toda Kogyo

  70. Arsenic aids tumor imaging when joined to cancer-homing drug, UT Southwestern researchers find

  71. Artificial photosynthesis moves a step closer

  72. Artificial tongues: Tastes good to me

  73. A screening strategy using zebrafish targets genes that protect against hearing loss

  74. A sensitivity-enhanced field-effect chiral sensor

  75. ASPB engages Latin America colleagues at Annual Meeting in Merida, Mexico June 22-25

  76. A sub-femtosecond stop watch for 'photon finish' races

  77. ASU researcher may have discovered key to life before its origin on Earth

  78. Asymmetric superstructure formed in a block copolymer via phase separation

  79. At ACS' national meeting, global initiative set to tackle water issues

  80. ATLAS completes world's largest jigsaw puzzle

  81. Atomic-scale study of electric dipoles near charged and uncharged domain walls in ferroelectric films

  82. At the synapse: Gene may shed light on neurological disorders

  83. Authorship matters

  84. Avalon Pharmaceuticals names lead development candidate in beta-catenin inhibitor program

  85. A wafer of polyethylene

  86. A zeolite family with chiral and achiral structures built from the same building layer

  87. Backpack straps can decrease blood flow in the shoulder and arm

  88. BARACLUDE data show low resistance over 5 years in nucleoside-naive hepatitis B patients

  89. Beachcombing for bioscience

  90. Befriending your competitors

  91. Berkeley researchers identify photosynthetic dimmer switch

  92. Best practice for engineering science faculties

  93. Bicontinuous emulsions stabilized solely by colloidal particles

  94. Bilateral agreement to commercialize cargo screening technology

  95. Biochemists manipulate fruit flavor enzymes

  96. Biodesign's Rittmann offers promising perspectives on society's energy challenge

  97. Biofunctional polymer nanoparticles for intra-articular targeting and retention in cartilage

  98. Bio-inspired materials: Unnatural life

  99. Biomagnetics developed for use in new breast cancer tests

  100. Biomimetic materials: Marine inspiration

  101. Biomolecular assembly: Dynamic DNA

  102. Biosensing nanodevice to revolutionize health screenings

  103. Biosensing with plasmonic nanosensors

  104. Biosensor for measuring stress in cells

  105. Birth of an enzyme

  106. Bitter orange SRMs: Tools for product analysis/quality

  107. Black holes have simple feeding habits

  108. Blocked brain enzyme decreases appetite and promotes weight loss

  109. Bond receives Gruber Cosmology Prize for theoretical insights into origin of the universe

  110. Bone fracture: When the cracks begin to show

  111. Bonn scientists discover new hemoglobin type

  112. Boosting competition?

  113. Boosting migration of large particles by solute contrasts

  114. Boston College chemist Torsten Fiebig honored by Sloan Foundation

  115. Boys in the Hood

  116. Bread mold may hold secret to eliminating disease-causing genes

  117. Breaking news: Study revives Olympic prospects for amputee sprinter

  118. Breakthroughs in nanotechnology on edge of 'knowledge frontier'

  119. Breast cancer more aggressive among obese women

  120. Bright lights: Mystery of glowing antibody solved by Scripps research scientists

  121. Bringing Martian samples to Earth -- preparations outlined in journal Astrobiology

  122. British dignitaries to honor Sen.Domenici's dedication to scientific collaboration

  123. Broad-wavelength-range chemically tunable block-copolymer photonic gels

  124. Brown hosts regional bioengineering conference

  125. Brown researchers work toward ending cartilage loss

  126. Brown to host conference on advances in neurotechnology

  127. Building bridges to North Korea

  128. Bulk superconductivity at 38?K in a molecular system

  129. Calpis' AmealPeptide lowers blood pressure in 2 placebo-controlled trials

  130. Caltech astrophysicist wins 1 of first Kavli Prizes

  131. Cancer drug shows promise against graft vs. host disease

  132. CAPHOSOL relieves oral mucositis and improves quality-of-life in cancer patients

  133. Capturing sunlight

  134. Carbon capture milestone for CSIRO in China

  135. Carnegie Mellon researchers create invisibiity cloak

  136. Carnegie Mellon researchers improve assessments of aortic aneurysms

  137. Carnegie Mellon's Nadine Aubry, colleague Pushpendra Singh develop new model

  138. Carnegie Mellon studies how climate change impacts food production

  139. Carnegie's Bjørn Mysen named Geochemical Fellow by Geochemical Society

  140. CCNY researchers demonstrate effectiveness of contrast agent Cytate in detectcing prostate cancer

  141. Cell and biomolecular mechanics in silico

  142. Cellular matrices: Physiology in microfluidics

  143. Ceramic, heal thyself

  144. CERN announces start-up date for LHC

  145. Charcot-marie-tooth disease research funding

  146. Charge-order fluctuations in one-dimensional silicides

  147. Charging and discharging of single conjugated-polymer nanoparticles

  148. Chemical engineers discover new way to control particle motion

  149. Chemical society to honor 'Heroes of Chemistry' during national meeting

  150. Chemists measure copper levels in zinc oxide nanowires

  151. Chemotherapy causes delayed severe neural damage

  152. Chemotherapy-induced anemia increases risk of local breast cancer recurrence

  153. Clean 3-way split observed

  154. Cleaner water through nanotechnology

  155. Cleaning up water

  156. Clemson scientists put a (nano) spring in their step

  157. Clinical investigation meets computer simulation to analyze risk factor of heart disease

  158. Cocaine addiction linked to voluntary drug use and cellular memory, UCSF study shows

  159. Coding drugs...tuning friction...and there's more...

  160. Coherent diffraction: Giant molecules or tiny crystals?

  161. Coherent orbital waves in the photo-induced insulator?metal dynamics of a magnetoresistive manganite

  162. Collapse of magnetic moment drives the Mott transition in MnO

  163. Colloids: A useful boundary

  164. Commencement 2008: Student innovation could improve data storage, magnetic sensors

  165. Commercialization of air traffic control greatly improves performance

  166. Comparing apples and pears

  167. Complete composition tunability of InGaN nanowires using a combinatorial approach

  168. Complex perovskites: A chessboard at the nanoscale

  169. Complex thermoelectric materials

  170. Compressor-free refrigerator may loom in the future

  171. Computational materials science: Out of the scalar sand box

  172. Computer game's high score could earn the Nobel Prize in medicine

  173. Computer simulations strongly support new theory of Earth's core

  174. Conjugated Polymers: What makes a chromophore?

  175. Consumer Product Safety Commission not ready for nanotech

  176. Contact-induced crystallinity for high-performance soluble acene-based transistors and circuits

  177. Controlled nanoscale doping of semiconductors via molecular monolayers

  178. Controlling most atoms now possible

  179. Control of fluidity and miscibility of a binary liquid mixture by the liquid?liquid transition

  180. Cooperative mechanisms of fast-ion conduction in gallium-based oxides with tetrahedral moieties

  181. Coordination-dependent surface atomic contraction in nanocrystals revealed by coherent diffraction

  182. Correlated oxides: Sliding electrons take charge

  183. Cosmic engines surprise XMM-Newton

  184. Could arthritis wonder drugs provide clues for all disease?

  185. Cow power could generate electricity for millions

  186. Creating 'global virtual supercomputer' topic of lecture at UH

  187. Creating unconventional metals

  188. Crystal growth: Anatase shows its reactive side

  189. CSHL scientists correlate enzyme expression levels with chemotherapy drug response

  190. CSI: Milky Way team works scene of dead star

  191. CSIRO astronomers to join 'private data highway' across US

  192. Cupric oxide as an induced-multiferroic with high-TC

  193. Daljit Ahluwalia, acclaimed math chair at NJIT, to be honored

  194. Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation awards prestigious fellowships to 14 top young investigators

  195. DARPA awards research team $1.2M grant to study surface enhanced Raman scattering

  196. Data show Antarctic ice stream radiating seismically

  197. DC policy panels on energy, environment, health care, aviation precede November election

  198. 'Death protein' research secures funding for UCF scientists

  199. Dehydrated tomatoes show promise for preventing prostate cancer

  200. Designer isotopes push the frontier of science

  201. Detecting dangerous chemicals with lasers, exploring the brain's circuitry with light and more

  202. Detection of individual gas molecules adsorbed on graphene

  203. Determining the aluminium occupancy on the active T-sites in zeolites using X-ray standing waves

  204. Development of new techniques to understand marble quality and durability

  205. DFG introduces Reinhart Koselleck Projects

  206. DFG welcomes decision on stem cell research by German parliament

  207. Diamonds, microgels, thermoelectrics and more...

  208. Direct access to thermally stable and highly crystalline mesoporous transition-metal oxides with uniform pores

  209. Directed self-ordering of organic molecules for electronic devices

  210. Direct fabrication of metavanadate phosphor films on organic substrates for white-light-emitting devices

  211. Direct imaging of the spatial and energy distribution of nucleation centres in ferroelectric materials

  212. Direct in situ determination of the polarization dependence of physisorption on ferroelectric surfaces

  213. Direct measurement of the electric-field distribution in a light-emitting electrochemical cell

  214. Direct observation of a local structural mechanism for dynamic arrest

  215. Discovery of most recent supernova in our galaxy

  216. Disorder enables extreme sensitivity in piezoelectric materials

  217. DNA sewing machine

  218. Down to the wire and beyond...

  219. Dr. Bhakta Rath elected to National Academy of Engineering

  220. Dr. John Polanyi wins Canada's most prestigious science award

  221. Drug-sensing hydrogels for the inducible release of biopharmaceuticals

  222. Drugs like aspirin could reduce breast cancer and help existing sufferers

  223. Duke chemists synthesize promising anti-cancer product

  224. Durham scientist explores Sichuan fault

  225. Dust and gas in the early universe

  226. Dynamic control of the Q factor in a photonic crystal nanocavity

  227. Early parents didn't stand for weighty kids

  228. Eating and weight gain not necessarily linked, study shows

  229. Eclipses again prove key for Einstein

  230. ECNP launches research grant for young scientists

  231. Eco-friendly pyrotechnics

  232. 'Edible optics' could make food safer

  233. Effect of microstructure on the coercivity of HDDR Nd-Fe-B permanent magnetic alloy

  234. Effects of elastic anisotropy on strain distributions in decahedral gold nanoparticles

  235. Einstein was right, McGill astrophysicists say

  236. Elastic membranes of close-packed nanoparticle arrays

  237. Electrically driven phase transition in magnetite nanostructures

  238. Electric-field control of local ferromagnetism using a magnetoelectric multiferroic

  239. Electrochemically assisted self-assembly of mesoporous silica thin films

  240. Electrochemistry: Electrons create a reaction

  241. Electronic control of Ca2+ signalling in neuronal cells using an organic electronic ion pump

  242. Electronic functionalization of the surface of organic semiconductors with self-assembled monolayers

  243. Electronic structure of DNA revealed for 1st time by Hebrew University and collaborating researchers

  244. Electronic structure of single DNA molecules resolved by transverse scanning tunnelling spectroscopy

  245. Electronic structures of interfacial states formed at polymeric semiconductor heterojunctions

  246. Electron microscopy enters the picometer scale

  247. 'Electron trapping' may impact future microelectronics measurements

  248. Electrostatic electrochemistry at insulators

  249. Elevated biomarkers predict risk for prostate cancer recurrence

  250. Emergency links: NIST identifies 'sweet spot' for radios in tunnels

  251. Engineering of nanostructured carbon materials with electron or ion beams

  252. Engineering students: Headset muffles loud, unnerving MRI noises

  253. Engineering the world's fastest swimsuit

  254. Engineers make first 'active matrix' display using nanowires

  255. Enhanced mobility of confined polymers

  256. Epitaxial graphene on ruthenium

  257. Epitaxial integration of the highly spin-polarized ferromagnetic semiconductor EuO with silicon and GaN

  258. Eribulin mesylate demonstrated anti-tumor activity in patients with advanced breast cancer

  259. Eruptions wiped out ocean life 94 million years ago

  260. ESA contributes to ocean carbon cycle research

  261. ETH Zurich researchers develop antibody test

  262. EUROCORES conference gives cold quantum matter a European twist

  263. EuroDYNA takes lid off the genome

  264. Europeans unite to tap early universe for secrets of fundamental physic

  265. Europe's leading pharmacologists to meet in Manchester

  266. Europe spends nearly twice as much as US on nanotech risk research

  267. Even low levels of air pollution may pose stroke risk

  268. Expansion of high tech materials

  269. Experimental visualization of lithium diffusion in LixFePO4

  270. Experts tackle shipment issues for beneficial radiation sources

  271. Experts to discuss sleep science and the health risks of sleep disorders in Baltimore this June

  272. Exploding asteroid theory strengthened by new evidence located in Ohio, Indiana

  273. Explosive stories

  274. Exposing the sensitivity of extreme ultraviolet photoresists

  275. Extract of broccoli sprouts may protect against bladder cancer

  276. Fabrication of a simultaneous red?green?blue reflector using single-pitched cholesteric liquid crystals

  277. Failed HIV drug gets second chance with addition of gold nanoparticles

  278. Fake diamonds help jet engines take the heat

  279. Families shed light on likely causative gene for Alzheimer's

  280. Fast quantum computer building block created

  281. Fatal mine collapse covered 50 acres

  282. Feed that cold!

  283. Female concave-eared frogs draw mates with ultrasonic calls

  284. Femtosecond modification of electron localization and transfer of angular momentum in nickel

  285. Field-effect-modulated Seebeck coefficient in organic semiconductors

  286. Finally, the 'planet' in planetary nebulae?

  287. Findings a step toward making new optical materials

  288. Finely tuned WspRs help bacteria beat body by building biofilm

  289. Fingerprints provide clues to more than just identity

  290. Firearms microstamping feasible but variable, study finds

  291. Fire without smoke

  292. First African-American astronaut who walked in space visits NJIT July 15

  293. First-class protein crystals thanks to weightlessness on earth

  294. First detection of 'odor profile' for skin cancer may lead to rapid, noninvasive diagnostic test

  295. First full 3-D view of cracks growing in steel

  296. First look: Princeton researchers peek into deepest recesses of human brain

  297. Flip-chart book translates complicated medical procedures into easy-to-understand language

  298. Fluorescent nano-barcodes could revolutionize diagnostics

  299. Focus on planetary nebulae and spiral galaxies

  300. For some who have lost their sense of smell, a once popular asthma drug could help

  301. Forward step in forecasting global warming

  302. Free drug samples may burden patients' pockets

  303. From liver toxicity to multiferroicity

  304. From the (very) small to the 'big picture'

  305. Fruit fly avoidance mechanism could lead to new ways to control pain in humans

  306. FSU, Magnet Lab researchers license critical petroleum data

  307. Fuel cells: Proton channels

  308. Fullerides: Competition fix

  309. Fullerides: Superconductivity at the limit

  310. Gas-induced transformation and expansion of a non-porous organic solid

  311. Gated proton transport in aligned mesoporous silica films

  312. Gate-induced insulating state in bilayer graphene devices

  313. Gatekeepers are discovered in the human cell 'shredder'

  314. GE Energy to market SNS-developed detector electronics system

  315. Geisinger study: Use of digital health records improve health of the elderly

  316. Genes that protect against atherosclerosis identified

  317. Genetic data promises new future for kiwi fruit

  318. Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News reports on early ADMET use

  319. Genetic pathway critical to disease, aging found

  320. Genetic variant mimics effect of heart failure medications

  321. Geotimes examines Google's renewables efforts

  322. Geotimes investigates Iraq's oil prospects

  323. Get smart about what you eat and you might actually improve your intelligence

  324. GIANT-Coli: A novel method to quicken discovery of gene function

  325. Giant spin Hall effect in perpendicularly spin-polarized FePt/Au devices

  326. GLAST safely in orbit, getting check-ups

  327. Global Biopact on biofuels can bring benefits to both rich and poor nations

  328. Glowing films developed by UC San Diego chemists reveal traces of explosives

  329. Goddard scientists receive Lindsay Award for black hole research

  330. Golden nanocrown

  331. Granular matter: Sticky sand

  332. Graphene: Buckle or break

  333. Graphene: Mind the gap

  334. Green gel

  335. Growing use of nanomaterials spurs research to investigate possible downsides

  336. GSA announces new journal: Lithosphere to debut in early 2009

  337. Guided and fluidic self-assembly of microstructures using railed microfluidic channels

  338. Harald zur Hausen receives American Association for Cancer Research Lifetime Achievement Award

  339. Hard-X-ray dark-field imaging using a grating interferometer

  340. Hebrew University scientists named fellows of American Academy

  341. High anxiety?

  342. High-capacity hydrogen storage in lithium and sodium amidoboranes

  343. High-frequency micromechanical resonators from aluminium?carbon nanotube nanolaminates

  344. High friction on a bubble mattress

  345. High levels of estrogen associated with breast cancer recurrence

  346. High-performance dye-sensitized solar cells based on solvent-free electrolytes produced from eutectic melts

  347. High-resolution electrohydrodynamic jet printing

  348. High Tc for the power grid

  349. Hot chips and cool codes

  350. How Montezuma gets his revenge

  351. Hs and OHs in the spotlight

  352. Huge hole in the cosmos disappears

  353. Human aging gene found in flies

  354. Human resources for future alternative-energy research

  355. Hybrid materials: Exciting interdisciplinary field offering future solutions for industry

  356. Hydrogels: Structure starts to gel

  357. Ice cores map dynamics of sudden climate changes

  358. Ice cores reveal fluctuations in the Earth's greenhouse gases

  359. Ice nanoclusters at hydrophobic metal surfaces

  360. IEEE Fellow first woman to receive highest award in engineering profession

  361. IEEE-USA position encourages energy efficiency to save households money, reduce carbon emissions

  362. Imbibition by polygonal spreading on microdecorated surfaces

  363. Improved governance needed to realize nanotech's benefits

  364. Improved ion mobility is key to new hydrogen storage compound

  365. Improved reaction data heat up the biofuels harvest

  366. Information storage: Around the phase-change cycle

  367. Information storage

  368. INL-led team achieves nuclear fuel performance milestone

  369. Innovative antennae may signal a 'new wave' in health care provision

  370. In 'novel playground,' metals are formed into porous nanostructures

  371. In quake's aftermath, Chinese sift through rubble for radioactivity

  372. Inside information

  373. In situ collagen assembly for integrating microfabricated three-dimensional cell-seeded matrices

  374. Integrated nanoelectronics for the future

  375. Integrated tube cap design simplifies access to medication

  376. Intensive insulin therapy may be harmful to the critically ill

  377. Internal structure visualization and lithographic use of periodic toroidal holes in liquid crystals

  378. Intrinsic ripples in graphene

  379. In unique stellar laboratory, Einstein's theory passes strict, new test

  380. Invention to prevent surgical adhesions wins Kaye Award

  381. In vivo imaging of hydrogen peroxide with chemiluminescent nanoparticles

  382. Iowa State, ConocoPhillips and National Renewable Energy Lab to cooperate on biofuels research

  383. Is your drinking water safe?

  384. James Webb Space Telescope full-scale model coming to COSPAR meeting in Montreal

  385. JCI online early table of contents: June 12, 2008

  386. Johns Hopkins researcher leads international effort to create 'proteinpedia'

  387. Joint ESA/NASA team wins international award

  388. Journal of Ultrasound In Medicine features bioeffects consensus report

  389. Jules Verne ATV atop launcher

  390. July-August Geological Society of America Bulletin media highlights

  391. Kari Dalnoki-Veress receives 2008 John H. Dillon Medal

  392. KAUST announces inaugural Global Research Partnership center grants

  393. Keeping an eye on the surroundings

  394. Kent State awarded more than $14M to study liquid crystals and soft matter

  395. Kent State patent upheld by European courts

  396. Key to using local resources for biomass may include waste

  397. Korea's yin and yang

  398. Lab in a drop

  399. Large binocular telescope achieves first binocular light

  400. Large-scale investment catapults CAMH's mental illness and addiction research forward

  401. Largest physics meeting of 2008 in New Orleans

  402. Large triangular single crystals formed by mild annealing of self-organized silver nanocrystals

  403. Laser treatment transforms MDF producing startling image of rare wood grains

  404. Last large piece of ATLAS detector lowered underground

  405. Lattice dynamics of the Zn?Mg?Sc icosahedral quasicrystal and its Zn?Sc periodic 1/1 approximant

  406. Leader of innovation in China

  407. Ledge-flow-controlled catalyst interface dynamics during Si nanowire growth

  408. Leicester medical team announces 'predictor' for pregnant women who may have miscarriages

  409. Licorice extract provides new treatment option for canker sores

  410. Likely cause of postpartum blues and depression identified

  411. Like sweets? You're more like a fruit fly than you think...

  412. Liquid-crystal materials find a new order in biomedical applications

  413. Listening for the cosmic symphony: New SU supercomputer will help scientists listen for black holes

  414. Lithium deintercalation in LiFePO4 nanoparticles via a domino-cascade model

  415. LLNL's prototype hydrogen storage tank maintains extended thermal endurance

  416. LLNL teams with Quantum Fuel Systems to accelerate development of hydrogen storage technologies

  417. Long-term study of middle-aged mice shows

  418. Looking, seeing, sensing

  419. Low-carbon living takes off in the US

  420. LSUHSC research reports new method to protect brain cells from diseases like Alzheimer's

  421. LSU scientist finds evidence of 'rain-making' bacteria

  422. Made-to-order isotopes hold promise on science's frontier

  423. Magnetic atoms of gold, silver and copper have been obtained

  424. Magnetic nanoparticles: Suitable for cancer therapy?

  425. Magnet Lab researchers make observing cell functions easier

  426. Magnetoresistance in organic semiconductors

  427. Main group oxides: Making the transition

  428. 'Major discovery' from MIT primed to unleash solar revolution

  429. Major 'missed' biochemical pathway emerges as important in virtually all cells

  430. Make your own microfluidic device with new kit from U-M

  431. Malignant tumor or benign cyst?

  432. Mapping the spatial distribution of charge carriers in LaAlO3/SrTiO3 heterostructures

  433. March GEOLOGY and GSA TODAY media highlights

  434. Mars Express reveals the Red Planet's volcanic past

  435. Mascoma and UT join in $26M DOE grant

  436. Mate or hibernate? That's the question worm pheromones answer

  437. Material may help autos turn heat into electricity

  438. Material mechanics: An angle on sticky films

  439. Materials design principles of ancient fish armour

  440. Materials research in China

  441. Materials science challenges for high-temperature superconducting wire

  442. Material witness: A wardrobe for Mars

  443. Material witness: Golden wonder

  444. Material witness: Greatest hits

  445. Material witness: Green-sky thinking

  446. Material witness: Licking lignin

  447. Material Witness: Materials matchmaking

  448. Material witness: Natural order

  449. Material witness: Prams lead the way

  450. Material Witness: Quantum writ large

  451. Material Witness: Renewing old promises

  452. Material witness: Shrouded in mystery

  453. Material witness: Starting to shine

  454. Material witness: The materials of history

  455. Mathematics: Around the Möbius band

  456. McMaster University engineering professor receives Humboldt Research Award

  457. Measurement technique probes surface structure of gold nanocrystals

  458. Mechanical annealing and source-limited deformation in submicrometre-diameter Ni crystals

  459. Mechanical gas capture and release in a network solid via multiple single-crystalline transformations

  460. Media highlights for February in Biophysical Journal

  461. Medical College of Wisconsin discovery alters longstanding concept of fixed protein structure

  462. Medicare Part D beneficiaries may pay a price for poor knowledge of their Part D benefits

  463. Memory in artificial atoms

  464. Memristors, motors and printer problems

  465. Meningitis vaccine study gets £200,000 boost

  466. Metabolic Engineering VII

  467. Metallic conduction at organic charge-transfer interfaces

  468. Metal?organic frameworks: Size almost doesn't matter

  469. Michael J. Fox Foundation awards $2.4M for validation of therapeutic targets for Parkinson's

  470. Michael J. Fox Foundation PD Therapeutics Conference

  471. Micro and Nano Scale Characterization of Fibers

  472. Microbial stowaways: Are ships spreading disease?

  473. Microfluidic scaffolds for tissue engineering

  474. Microscopic 'clutch' puts flagellum in neutral

  475. Microscopic origin of the fast crystallization ability of Ge?Sb?Te phase-change memory materials

  476. Microsoft and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev announce agreement

  477. Microwave synthesis connects with the (quantum) dots

  478. Mike Lazaridis donates additional $50M to Perimeter Institute

  479. Mimic molecules to protect against plague

  480. Mini-donut catches chloride ions

  481. Minnesota partnership advances potential MS therapy

  482. MIT crafts bacteria-resistant films

  483. MIT develops a 'paper towel' for oil spills

  484. MIT: Rx for high drug prices

  485. Model offers new understanding of cell signaling

  486. Model shows how mutation tips biochemistry to cause Alzheimer's

  487. Moderate prenatal exposure to alcohol and stress in monkeys can cause touch sensitivity

  488. Molecular electronics: A sludge-to-diamond story

  489. Molecular Machines: Nanoscale gadgets

  490. Molecular spintronics using single-molecule magnets

  491. Molecules that changed the world

  492. Monash fuels the next generation of hybrid cars

  493. Montana State University grad students earn prestigious NASA fellowships

  494. Moores UCSD Cancer Center study links vitamin D, type 1 diabetes

  495. More efficient fuel-cells, thanks to a new catalyst

  496. Morphological clues to wet granular pile stability

  497. Morphology evolution via self-organization and lateral and vertical diffusion in polymer:fullerene solar cell blends

  498. Most powerful laser in the world fires up

  499. Mother Earth naked -- a modern masterpiece

  500. Mouse model tightly matches pediatric tumor syndrome, will speed drug hunt

  501. Mouse study: When it comes to living longer, it's better to go hungry than go running

  502. Multiferroics: Towards a magnetoelectric memory

  503. Multi-quantum-well nanowire heterostructures for wavelength-controlled lasers

  504. Multitasking nanotechnology

  505. Naltrexone is effective for Alaska Natives and other Alaskans living in rural areas

  506. Names of inaugural Kavli Prize winners revealed

  507. Nanobiology: Particles slip cell security

  508. Nano-chessboard superlattices formed by spontaneous phase separation in oxides

  509. Nanocrystals: Almost always bright

  510. Nanocrystals: Tiny seeds make a big difference

  511. Nanoelectronics from the bottom up

  512. 'Nanoglassblowing' seen as boon to study of individual molecules

  513. Nanoionics-based resistive switching memories

  514. Nanomedicine system engineered to enhance therapeutic effects of injectable drugs

  515. Nanoparticle assemblies: Interfaces behaving well

  516. Nanoparticle assembly: Solvent-tuned structures

  517. Nanoparticle crystallinity: Is perfect better?

  518. Nanoparticles aid bone growth

  519. Nanoscale control of an interfacial metal?insulator transition at room temperature

  520. Nanoscale deformation: Seeing is believing

  521. Nanoscale fracture: To twin or not to twin

  522. 'Nanosculpture' could enable new types of heat pumps and energy converters

  523. Nano-sized electronic circuit promises bright view of early universe

  524. Nano-softball made of DNA

  525. Nanotube production leaps from sooty mess in test tube to ready formed chemical microsensors

  526. Nanotubes could help study retrovirus transmission between human cells

  527. Nanowires may boost solar cell efficiency, UC San Diego engineers say

  528. NARSAD researchers identify specific genes and family traits linked to mental illnesses

  529. NASA grant funds space radiation research

  530. Nasal polyps from analgesics

  531. NASA selects 3 research fellows for GLAST mission

  532. NASA's GLAST satellite gets twin solar panels in prep for launch

  533. NASA targets GLAST launch for June 5

  534. National Institutes of Health award Williams professor $217,710 research grant

  535. National Lung Cancer Partnership and LUNGevity Foundation

  536. National Lung Cancer Partnership announces winner of 2007 Career Development Award

  537. Nature Conservancy study raises major questions on biofuels

  538. Nature's helpers: Using microorganisms to remove TCE from water

  539. NC State astrophysicist discovers youngest known supernova in Milky Way

  540. Negative birefraction of acoustic waves in a sonic crystal

  541. Negative refraction in semiconductor metamaterials

  542. Neuroscience research with implications for national security

  543. New alliance builds low carbon future

  544. New cements for vertebral lesions

  545. New data to help with Afghanistan's natural resources and hazards assessments

  546. New discoveries, new labs highlight international Canadian Light Source meeting

  547. New efficiency record for solar cells

  548. Newest GREET model updates environmental impacts

  549. New gas sensors for monitoring carbon dioxide sinks

  550. New guest at ESA's test center: The Herschel telescope

  551. New insight on superconductors

  552. New kind of MRI enables study of magnets for computer memory

  553. New metamaterial proves to be a 'perfect' absorber of light

  554. New mineralogical techniques contribute to prevent national heritage damage

  555. New Mount Sinai research tracks effects of addictive drugs on brain

  556. New 'nano-positioners' may have atomic-scale precision

  557. New nanotechnology television series does 'sweat the small stuff'

  558. New NIST detector can 'see' single neutrons over broad range

  559. New OLED encapsulation method reduces water intrusion and increases lifetime

  560. New portrait of Earth shows land cover as never before

  561. New process creates 3-D nanostructures with magnetic materials

  562. New proteomics project to develop technology to detect liver disease via blood test

  563. New report looks at the state of the North American environment

  564. New research on mutation in yeast can enhance understanding of human diseases

  565. New research shows slight of hand is not so slight

  566. New SAI grant aims to shorten testing time of photovoltaic modules

  567. New study examines the validity of epo testing

  568. New study finds adverse effects of estrogen replacement therapy are related to the dose

  569. New study reveals brain cell mechanism of alcohol dependence

  570. New superconductors present new mysteries, possibilities

  571. New test to diagnose osteoarthritis early

  572. New text highlights role of microorganisms in alternative energy development

  573. New theory for latest high-temperature superconductors

  574. New treatment for hepatitis C

  575. New vaccine approach prevents/reverses diabetes in lab study at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

  576. New ways in an ancient land

  577. New whitepaper offers options for university implementation of NIH policy

  578. NHGRI seeks DNA sequencing technologies fit for routine laboratory and medical use

  579. NIAMS scientists find potential new way to block inflammation in autoimmune disease

  580. NIH scientists find a novel mechanism that controls the development of autoimmunity

  581. NIST chemists get scoop on crude 'oil' from pig manure

  582. NIST membrane model may unlock secrets of early-stage Alzheimer's

  583. NIST, NCI, SAIC partner on new method for detecting HER2 breast cancer

  584. NIST 'quantum logic clock' rivals mercury ion as world's most accurate clock

  585. NIST trumps the clumps: Making biologic drugs safer

  586. NIST, UMBI host October conference to spur bioscience innovation

  587. NJIT biomedical engineer receives NSF Career Development Award

  588. NJIT doctoral students receive recognition at poster competition

  589. NJIT start-up company NeuroTrax named best in show

  590. 'NMR on a chip' features NIST magnetic mini-sensor

  591. No job too small

  592. Non-volatile ferroelectric control of ferromagnetism in (Ga,Mn)As

  593. Northwestern chemists take gold, mass-produce Beijing Olympic logo

  594. Nothing stops an expert in the art of living

  595. NOVA documentary about Percy Julian wins AAAS Science Journalism Award

  596. Novel enzyme inhibitor paves way for new cancer drug

  597. Novel 'noise thermometry' may help redefine international unit of temperature

  598. Novel toxin receptor discovered for ulcer-causing stomach pathogen

  599. Now that's cool

  600. NRL scientists produce carbon nanotubes using commercially available polymeric resins

  601. NYU chemist Seeman recognized for founding, establishing the field of structural DNA nanotechnology

  602. NYU researchers demonstrate activity of mebendazole in metastatic melanoma

  603. Obituary: Daniel Chemla (1940?2008)

  604. Obituary: David Turnbull (1915?2007)

  605. Oetzi the Iceman dressed like a herdsman

  606. O'Keefe receives Gruber Neuroscience Prize for discovery of place cells and their role in cognition

  607. One, double, twin

  608. ONR offers up to $1M for innovative science and technology ideas

  609. On the boil: New nano technique significantly boosts boiling efficiency

  610. On the efficiency of polymer solar cells

  611. Operating mechanism of light-emitting electrochemical cells

  612. Optical 'frequency comb' can detect the breath of disease

  613. Optical gain by a simple photoisomerization process

  614. Order causes secondary Bragg peaks in soft materials

  615. Ordered silicon vacancies in the framework structure of the zeolite catalyst SSZ-74

  616. Oregano oil works as well as synthetic insecticides to tackle common beetle pest

  617. Organic electronics: Complexity made simple

  618. Organic electronics: Polymers manipulate cells

  619. Organic electronics: Spintronics goes plastic

  620. Organic electronics: What's in a name?

  621. Organic electronics: When TTF met TCNQ

  622. Organic ferroelectrics

  623. Organic non-volatile memories from ferroelectric phase-separated blends

  624. Orientation-dependent ionization energies and interface dipoles in ordered molecular assemblies

  625. Origin of the energy bandgap in epitaxial graphene

  626. Origin of the magneto?thermogalvanic voltage in cluster-assembled metallic nanostructures

  627. ORNL researchers analyze material with 'colossal ionic conductivity'

  628. OSU technologies funded for development

  629. Oxygen ions for fuel cells get loose at low(er) temperatures

  630. Pain receptor in brain may be linked to learning and memory

  631. Parallel cylindrical water nanochannels in Nafion fuel-cell membranes

  632. Patterning surfaces with functional polymers

  633. Penn scientists carve functional nanoribbons using super-heated, nano-sized particles of iron

  634. Penn scientists demonstrate potential of graphene films as next-generation transistors

  635. Penn State microbial fuel cell scientist named KAUST Investigator

  636. Perovskite oxides: An atomic force pencil and eraser

  637. Pfizer's work on penicillin for World War II becomes a National Historic Chemical Landmark

  638. Phase-change materials for rewriteable data storage

  639. Phase instability induced by polar nanoregions in a relaxor ferroelectric system

  640. Phason dynamics in nonlinear photonic quasicrystals

  641. Phoenix mission to Mars will search for climate clues

  642. Photonic metamaterials by direct laser writing and silver chemical vapour deposition

  643. Photonics: Metamaterials add an extra dimension

  644. Photonics: Metamaterials to beat the static

  645. Photonics: Photonic crystals go dynamic

  646. Physicists: After 30 years of study, rare particle confirms prediction

  647. Physicists and engineers search for new dimension

  648. Physicists discover gold can be magnetic on the nanoscale

  649. Physicists produce quantum-entangled images

  650. Physicists saved from drowning in complexities of wetting theory

  651. Physics breakthroughs on tap at New Orleans conference

  652. Pioneers in small RNA research to present at UD symposium, April 16

  653. PNNL, WSU to advance biomass research in new facility

  654. Polarized sunglasses see black hole disks

  655. Polymer electric storage, flexible and adaptable

  656. Polymer semiconductors: A fast mover with a bright spark

  657. Polymers: Facing the flip side

  658. Polymer therapeutics: Reservoir drugs

  659. Popular apple variety harbors unusual cell growth

  660. Portable device effective in zapping away migraine pain

  661. Potential Alzheimer's disease drug target identified by UC San Diego researcher

  662. Potential brain cancer drug for children may damage bones

  663. Potential treatment for TB solves puzzle

  664. Potential treatments from cryptic genes

  665. Potential viral therapy weapon for difficult cancers is safe and effective in study

  666. Powerful antenna attached to NASA's GLAST satellite

  667. Powerful superconductor is in a class all its own

  668. Premiere for Europe: Jules Verne refuels the ISS

  669. Prescription costs rise more than 6 times when patients reach 65 says study of 5M people

  670. Print and perish?

  671. Probing the structure of heterogeneous diluted materials by diffraction tomography

  672. Professor Toh-Ming Lu named fellow of the Materials Research Society

  673. Prolific research on a barren rock

  674. Protective coatings on extensible biofibres

  675. Protein fibrils as alternative plastics?

  676. Protein transports nutrients believed to protect against eye disease

  677. Purdue researchers propose way to incorporate deforestation into climate change treaty

  678. Quantum computing breakthrough arises from unknown molecule

  679. Quantum information: Positively spin coherent

  680. Quantum-spin-liquid states in the two-dimensional kagome antiferromagnets ZnxCu4?x(OD)6Cl2

  681. Quasicrystal mystery unraveled with computer simulation

  682. Quasicrystals: Comparative dynamics

  683. Quest for better treatment for effects of menopause

  684. Radiation for health

  685. Radicals shake up molecules in a tug o' war

  686. RAND study finds increase in piracy and terrorism at sea

  687. Rate dependence of crack-tip processes predicts twinning trends in f.c.c. metals

  688. R&D 100 Award for new NIST/UMD neutron detector

  689. Real-time observation of the DNA-repair mechanism

  690. Regenerative medicine: Materials in a cellular world

  691. Reply to ?Magnetoresistance in organic semiconductors?

  692. Researcher discovers pathway plants use to fight back against pathogens

  693. Researcher of the University of Navarra discovered potential antidepressant compounds

  694. Researchers catch ion channels in their opening act

  695. Researchers confirm benzene-like electron delocalization of important molecule

  696. Researchers confirm discovery of Earth's inner, innermost core

  697. Researchers control growth rate of replacement blood vessels, tissues

  698. Researchers develop method to rapidly ID optimal drug cocktails

  699. Researchers discover how stealthy HIV protein gets into cells

  700. Researchers engineer new polymers to change their stiffness and strength when exposed to liquids

  701. Researchers find cancer-inhibiting compound under the sea

  702. Researchers find possible target to treat deadly bloodstream infections

  703. Researchers see history of life in the structure of transfer RNA

  704. Researchers 'see' structure of open nicotinic acetylcholine ion channels

  705. Researchers to develop ocean sanctuary 'noise budget' to evaluate potential impact on marine mammals

  706. Researchers uncover mechanism of action of antibiotic able to reduce neuronal cell death in brain

  707. Researchers unravel key mechanism of cellular damage in aging and disease

  708. Researchers use light to detect Alzheimer's

  709. Research measures movement of nanomaterials in simple model food chain

  710. Resonant bonding in crystalline phase-change materials

  711. Results of 9-month phase II study of gammagard intravenous immunoglobulin

  712. Reversible tuning of a block-copolymer nanostructure via electric fields

  713. 'Revolutionary' CO2 maps zoom in on greenhouse gas sources

  714. RNA emerges from DNA's shadow

  715. RNA engineering to combat series of illnesses wins Kaye Award for Hebrew University dean

  716. Roadrunner supercomputer puts research at a new scale

  717. Robotics research: Enhancing the lives of people with disabilities

  718. Rock: Electrons run through it

  719. Room-temperature single-phase Li insertion/extraction in nanoscale LixFePO4

  720. Ru?Pt core?shell nanoparticles for preferential oxidation of carbon monoxide in hydrogen

  721. Rutgers center sparks 'liquid bandage,' a new frontline wound treatment

  722. Rutgers research reveals how deadly food poisoning and bioterrorism toxins could be tamed

  723. Same drug, different results: MUHC researcher on the path to personalized medicine

  724. Scientists aim to unlock deep-sea 'secrets' of Earth's crust

  725. Scientists demonstrate method for integrating nanowire devices directly onto silicon

  726. Scientists demonstrate the sharpest measurement of ice crystals in clouds

  727. Scientists discover 10 new planets outside solar system

  728. Scientists discover that protons partner with neutrons more often than with other protons

  729. Scientists find giant ring encircling exotic dead star

  730. Scientists find how neural activity spurs blood flow in the brain

  731. Scientists: New technique identifies molecular 'biomarkers' for disease

  732. Scientists overcome nanotech hurdle

  733. Scientists set out to measure how we perceive naturalness

  734. Scientists sneak a peek under the veil of superconductivity

  735. Scientists successfully treat new mouse model of inflammatory bowel disease

  736. Scientists uncover how superbug Staph aureus resists our natural defenses

  737. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors confirmed as treatment for depression

  738. Self-assembled viruses

  739. Self-assembling polymer arrays improve data storage potential

  740. Self-assembly of metal?polymer analogues of amphiphilic triblock copolymers

  741. Self-healing materials with microvascular networks

  742. Semiconductors: A new class of metamaterials

  743. Seniors with type 2 diabetes may experience memory declines immediately after eating unhealthy meal

  744. Shaping binary metal nanocrystals through epitaxial seeded growth

  745. Shhh...

  746. Shielding for ambitious neutron experiment

  747. Shpyrko receives APS organization's Young Investigator Award

  748. Sidewall oxide effects on spin-torque- and magnetic-field-induced reversal characteristics of thin-film nanomagnets

  749. Silver-nanoparticle-embedded antimicrobial paints based on vegetable oil

  750. Simplifying manufacture of drugs, plastics earns UH chemist top honor

  751. Simultaneous optimization of charge-carrier mobility and optical gain in semiconducting polymer films

  752. Six-fold-coordinated phosphorus by oxygen in AlPO4 quartz homeotype under high pressure

  753. Size does matter: Researchers adapt drug dosing to body size

  754. Skipping atomic-scale stones to study some chemistry basics

  755. Sliding charge-density wave in manganites

  756. Slippery customer: A greener antiwear additive for engine oils

  757. Slipping through cell walls, nanotubes deliver high-potency punch to cancer tumors in mice

  758. Slowing light to speed data: USC Viterbi School wins $4.3M photonics IT contract

  759. 'Small' research at MSU leads to advances in energy, electronics

  760. 'Smart' materials get smarter with ability to better control shape and size

  761. SMErobot: A new generation of robots for small and medium-sized enterprises at Automatica 2008

  762. Social contacts and mixing patterns

  763. Solar flares set the Sun quaking

  764. Sophisticated soil analysis for improved land use

  765. Sounding out Congo Red

  766. Soy compound may halt spread of prostate cancer

  767. Space age engineers to verify control software for future robotic interplanetary missions

  768. Space radar to improve miners' safety

  769. Spatially resolved electronic and vibronic properties of single diamondoid molecules

  770. Spectral emissivity measurements for radiation thermometry

  771. Spin control: New technique sorts nanotubes by length

  772. Spin dynamics: The ultimate view

  773. Spin Rabi flopping in the photocurrent of a polymer light-emitting diode

  774. Spintronics: A growing science

  775. Standards set for energy-conserving LED lighting

  776. Stanford Bio-X researchers use needle-thin probe to get first look at working muscle fiber

  777. Stanford physicist aids search for dark matter deep in Minnesota mine

  778. Stanford researchers hear the sound of quantum drums

  779. Statins have unexpected effect on pool of powerful brain cells

  780. Steps towards warship invisibility

  781. Stevens chemists identify compounds to lure nutria, a rat-like pest ravaging Gulf Coast wetlands

  782. Stimuli-responsive polymers: Engineering interactions

  783. Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, June 2008

  784. Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, March 2008

  785. Strain control and spontaneous phase ordering in vertical nanocomposite heteroepitaxial thin films

  786. Strengthening fluids with nanoparticles

  787. Stressed seaweed contributes to cloudy coastal skies, study suggests

  788. Stretchy spider silks can be springs or rubber

  789. Strong magneto-chiral dichroism in enantiopure chiral ferromagnets

  790. Structural biology spin-out tackles major diseases

  791. Students who use 'clickers' score better on physics tests

  792. Study finds it pays to be heart smart if considering hormone therapy

  793. Study finds new properties in non-magnetic materials

  794. Studying volcanoes with balloons

  795. Study: Typhoons bury tons of carbon in the oceans

  796. Stunt doubles: Ultracold atoms could replicate the electron 'jitterbug'

  797. Substance in red wine found to keep hearts young

  798. Substrate-induced bandgap opening in epitaxial graphene

  799. Sugar-coated antibiotics

  800. Sulfur in marine archaeological shipwrecks -- the 'hull story' gives a sour aftertaste

  801. Sullivan wins NSF Career Award for research on therapeutic drug carriers

  802. Sun's corona is both hot and kinky

  803. Sun to set on Ulysses solar mission on July 1

  804. 'Superdense' coding gets denser

  805. Superlenses to overcome the diffraction limit

  806. Super-resolution X-ray microscopy

  807. Supramolecular assembly: Nanofibre whirlpools

  808. Surface chemistry: Mussel power

  809. Surface effects on the orbital order in the single-layered manganite La0.5Sr1.5MnO4

  810. Surfaces aren't superficial

  811. Surface-structure-regulated cell-membrane penetration by monolayer-protected nanoparticles

  812. Surface wetting: Liquids shape up nicely

  813. Surfactant-assisted fabrication of free-standing inorganic sheets covering an array of micrometre-sized holes

  814. Swiss Systems Biology Initiative announces Flagship Projects

  815. Synchrotron light unveils oil in ancient Buddhist paintings from Bamiyan

  816. Synergy between biology and physics drives cell-imaging technology

  817. Synthetic pores with reactive signal amplifiers as artificial tongues

  818. Tailoring properties and functionalities of metal nanoparticles through crystallinity engineering

  819. Talking up a new role for cell phones in telemedicine

  820. Target support for young scientists, says panel/Mote

  821. TAU announces new 'supercenter' for renewable energy

  822. Tearing as a test for mechanical characterization of thin adhesive films

  823. Telescope embedded in glasses lens promises to make driving easier for visually impaired

  824. Tensile ductility and necking of metallic glass

  825. Testosterone replacement theraphy beneficial in men 60 and older

  826. Tests show LLNL detection instrument can monitor the air for all major terrorist threat substances

  827. That tastes -- sweet? Sour? No, it's definitely calcium!

  828. The Alliance for Lupus Research announces 2008 grantees

  829. The amazing quantum world of ultra cold matter

  830. The appliance of science

  831. The Asian opportunity

  832. The body's own 'cannabis (marijuana)' is good for the skin

  833. The conflict of reward in depression

  834. The control of human mesenchymal cell differentiation using nanoscale symmetry and disorder

  835. The dragon awakens

  836. The emergence of spin electronics in data storage

  837. The myth of runner's high revisited with brain imaging

  838. The nerves behind the pain relief provided by stressful situations

  839. Theoretical profits

  840. Theory in application

  841. The path of chemistry in Korea

  842. The puzzling 'eye of a hurricane' on Venus