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Researchers Develop New, Warm Fuel Cell

April 19, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

Early Humans Had Woodworking Technology

April 18, 2001 — Kate Wong

One-Sided Emissions Limits May Hurt Climate

April 18, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Moderate Drinkers Less Likely to Die after Heart Attacks

April 18, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

Fish Eat Eggs from Their Own Nests

April 17, 2001 — Harald Franzen

New Model Solves IQ Paradox

April 17, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

French Sequence a Cheese Gene

April 17, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

Neuroscientists Learn Why Some People Like Surprises

April 16, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Enzyme Lack Lowers Women's Alcohol Tolerance

April 16, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Space & Physics

Neutron Stars Contain Diamond Cores

April 16, 2001 — Kate Wong

Space & Physics

Sun Fires Forceful Flare Earthward

April 13, 2001 — Kate Wong

Space & Physics

An Orbital Anomaly Once Chilled Earth

April 13, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Owl Hearing Relies on Advanced Math

April 13, 2001 — Kate Wong

HIV Plays Both Offense and Defense

April 12, 2001 — Kate Wong

Space & Physics

Bright Flare Rocks Jupiter

April 12, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

Scientists Explain Mysterious Quake

April 12, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Space Farming Presents Challenges

April 11, 2001 — Harald Franzen

Space & Physics

New Pulsars Help Solve Mystery

April 11, 2001 — Kristin Leutwyler

Behavioral Therapy Puts Insomniacs to Sleep

April 11, 2001 — Kate Wong

Popular Club Drug May Impair Memory

April 10, 2001 — Kate Wong

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