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New Material Reverses Snell's Law

April 9, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

Insulin Sets the Pace of Aging

April 6, 2001 — Julia Karow

Cheap, Safe Storage for Radioactive Materials

April 6, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Climate Change Linked to Amphibian Declines

April 6, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Cheap New Plastic Discovered by Chance

April 5, 2001 — Kate Wong

Fly Ear Research May Improve Hearing Aids

Space & Physics

Gamma-Ray Bursts May Be Born in Stellar Nurseries

April 5, 2001 — Kate Wong

North American Wildcats on the Brink

April 4, 2001 — Kate Wong

Space & Physics

Distant Supernova Illuminates Dark Universe

April 4, 2001 — Kate Wong

Honey Heightens Athletic Performance

April 4, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Chemical Clues to Darwin's Abominable Mystery

April 3, 2001 — Kate Wong

Space & Physics

Scientists Discover Planets without a Sun

April 3, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Skin Substitute Promotes Healing

April 3, 2001 — Harald Franzen

New Clues to Ebola's Ferocious Ways

April 2, 2001 — Kate Wong

Scientists Document Earth's Biological Record from Space

April 2, 2001 — Kate Wong

Wheat Wrappers for Fast Food

April 2, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Enzyme's Absence Fights Fat

March 30, 2001 — Kate Wong

Global Warming May Threaten Birds

March 30, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Custom Drugs May Be On the Horizon

March 30, 2001 — Julia Karow

Eyes Send Brain Sketches at Best

March 29, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

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