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Center for Science in the Public Interest
Tue Feb 7 17:44:49 2012 GMT
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  • Administration Misses Major Deadlines for Food Safety Reform
  • Juice Gone Wild!
  • FDA Urged to Require Sodium Reduction in Food Supply
  • New USDA School Meal Nutrition Standards Praised
  • USDA's Poultry Proposal: Proceed, but Cautiously
  • Artificial Trans Fat Still in Supermarkets Despite Heart Risks
  • FDA Prohibition on Cephalosporin Small Step Forward
  • Food Safety Working Group's Report Praised
  • Newest ABR Salmonella Outbreak Highlights Public Health Urgency
  • Congress Again Puts Food Industry Ahead of Children
  • Victims of Quorn Poisoning Appeal to FDA Commissioner
  • Foods with Color Additives Deceive Consumers, Says CSPI
  • Quorn's "Mycoprotein" Not Safe, CSPI Tells FDA, Again
  • McDonald's Seeks to Circumvent San Francisco Law on Fast-Food Toys
  • NAS Recognition of the Consumer "Right to Know" is a Victory for Food Safety
  • Congress Protects Pizza as a Vegetable in School Lunches
  • Warning Label Urged for St. John's Wort
  • FDA Turns Down Petitions to Withdraw Medically Important Antibiotics from Animal Agriculture
  • Concerned Scientists: Scientific Integrity
    Thu Feb 2 20:51:49 2012 GMT
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  • FDA Medical Device Approval based on Politics, not Science
  • Timeline: Legal Harassment of Climate Scientist Michael Mann
  • Federal Agency Scientific Integrity Policies
  • FDA at a Crossroads
  • FDA at a Crossroads: Ask a Question
  • FDA at a Crossroads
  • Surveys of Scientists at Federal Agencies
  • Registration Confirmation: FDA at a Crossroads Webcast Forum
  • FDA at a Crossroads
  • Registration Confirmation: FDA at a Crossroads
  • 2011 Scientific Integrity Editorial Cartoon Contest Results
  • 2011 Scientific Integrity Cartoon Contest Winner
  • Resources for Public Comments on Federal Scientific Integrity Policies
  • Agency-specific Solutions
  • Abuses of Science
  • Big Picture Solutions
  • 2011 Cartoon Contest Contestants
  • UCS Scientific Integrity Resources for Federal Agencies
  • Evolution News
    Tue Feb 7 14:45:02 2012 GMT
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  • When did the feather take flight?
  • Behavior of parent organisms may influence genes passed on to next generation
  • Dry conditions spurred advanced photosynthesis
  • UCI biologists turn up the heat on bacteria, discover mutation pattern
  • Mouse to elephant? Just wait 24 million generations
  • Examining evolution from a cellular perspective
  • Lessons in coral reef survival from deep time
  • Advantages of living in the dark: The multiple evolution events of 'blind' cavefish
  • Planet of the Apes: Survival of the self-promoters
  • Breakthrough model reveals evolution of ancient nervous systems through seashell colors
  • Evolution is written all over your face
  • Over 65 million years North American mammal evolution has tracked with climate change
  • Study of fish fossil shows that 'head-first' diversity drives vertebrate evolution
  • Evolution at warp speed: Hatcheries change salmon genetics after a single generation
  • High-energy lifestyles led to evolution of the sexes
  • Researchers closer to understanding the evolution of sound production in fish
  • U.K. duo suggest early humans retained fine hair to ward off parasites
  • Endangered orangutans offer a new evolutionary model for early humans
  • Federation of American Scientists
    Tue Jul 26 19:45:48 2011 GMT
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  • FAS in the News
  • DOE Plan Would Reduce Nuclear Arsenal By Up To 40 Percent But Would Result in Few Cost Savings or Re...
  • New Study Examines Global Trade of Ammunition
  • Harold Palmer Smith Jr. Elected New Chairman of the FAS Board
  • FAS in the News
  • Genetics news
    Mon Jan 30 17:45:26 2012 GMT
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  • StemCells, Inc. Announces Publication of Preclinical Data Demonstrating Its Human Neural Stem Cells ...
  • ImmunoCellular Therapeutics To Deliver Presentation on Cancer Stem Cells at Prestigious Immunotherap...
  • DuPont and OligoCo to Collaborate on Development of DNA Synthesis Technology
  • StemCells, Inc. Announces Publication of Preclinical Data Demonstrating Its Human Neural Stem Cells ...
  • `Next Generation' herd plans take another turn - 'Next Generation' herd plans take anoth...
  • StemCells, Inc. Announces Publication of Preclinical Data Demonstrating Its Human Neural Stem Cells ...
  • DuPont and OligoCo to Collaborate on Development of DNA Synthesis Technology
  • Genetic mutations that boost individual's adaptability have greater chances of getting through t...
  • DuPont and OligoCo to Collaborate on Development of DNA Synthesis Technology
  • DuPont, OligoCo join on development of DNA synthesis technology
  • Cardium Presents New Generx Findings at 2012 Annual Gene and Cell Therapy Forum
  • DuPont and OligoCo to Collaborate on Development of DNA Synthesis Technology
  • Gene mutations linked to lethal childhood brain tumors
  • For a woman, it's all in the genes!
  • Cardium Presents New Generx Findings at 2012 Annual Gene and Cell Therapy Forum
  • That which does not kill yeast makes it stronger: Stress-induced genomic instability facilitates rap...
  • Gene mutations result in lethal childhood brain tumors
  • Body clock receptor linked to diabetes in new genetic study
  • LiveScience
    Tue Feb 7 17:46:43 2012 GMT
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  • Long Commutes Burn Employees Out
  • Hidden Galaxies May Swarm Near Our Own Milky Way
  • Skydiver to Attempt Record-Breaking Supersonic Space Jump
  • Seal Mummies Reveal Surprising Rapid Antarctic Changes
  • Good Gossip: We May Spread Rumors to Protect Others
  • Urban Schools Offer Healthier Snacks than Suburban Schools
  • The Way to a Woman's Heart: Electronics
  • Lyme Disease High-Risk Areas Revealed in New Map
  • Down to $6 Per Hour, Gender Pay Gap Shrinks Faster Than Expected
  • Strange Life Found in Underwater Caves
  • Just Another Face: Brain Breakdown Hinders Recognition
  • New Alzheimer's Criteria Would Change Diagnosis for Millions
  • Sex Education Less Effective in Conservative States
  • New 'Doomsday Preppers' Show Highlights Extreme Survivalists
  • Mammogram Readers Could Take a Cue from Film-Making
  • Russian Team Has Reached Buried Antarctic Lake, Reports Say
  • Jurassic Bug Sounds
  • Chimps Can Get Inside Others' Heads Just Like Humans
  • New Scientist
    Tue Feb 7 17:47:13 2012 GMT
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  • Mind control could be future of warfare
  • Space junk makes an impact at the IMAX
  • Ink injection reveals chick embryo's beating heart
  • Nine lost treasures – and why science wants them back
  • Entire genome of extinct human reconstructed
  • New cystic fibrosis drug highlights approval dilemma
  • Water contact may suggest Russians hit Antarctic lake
  • Wildlife corridors could be a waste of space
  • Lack of human cadavers? Turn to papier-mâché medicine
  • I want to take the first picture of a black hole
  • Private spacecraft move forward as Soyuz struggles
  • Jurassic katydid sings out after 165 million years
  • Today on New Scientist: 6 February 2012
  • 3D printer provides woman with a brand new jaw
  • Patch of seagrass is world's oldest living organism
  • Robotic walking stick lends users some balance
  • Martian real estate, windy and cratered but isolated
  • Contador stripped of Tour de France title
  • NOVA scienceNOWcast
    Fri Feb 3 17:48:49 2012 GMT
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  • (Repeat) NOVA Minute: Whiz Kid
  • Finding a Fake Van Gogh
  • Surprises in Your Genes
  • In Defense of Pluto
  • Sexual Cannibalism
  • Rebuilding on Ground Zero
  • Life on Ice
  • Shaping Skulls
  • Hiding in Plain Sight
  • Voice of the Space Shuttle
  • Cooperative Apes
  • A Bolt From the Blue
  • NOVA Minute: How to Speak Walrus
  • A Trip to the Parthenon
  • Finding the Lost City
  • Wireless Electricity
  • Life in the Blast Zone
  • A Clean Energy Future?
  • NPR Health and Science
    Tue Feb 7 17:47:15 2012 GMT
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  • Robots Encountering Socks
  • Two Deaths: A Poet And A Beetle
  • 20 Million Years Later, Russians Work To Drill Into Lake
  • New USDA Map May Mean Earlier Planting In North
  • 'Arctic Oscilliation' Behind Season's Mixed Winter Weather
  • Drone Technology Reaches New Heights
  • Addicts' Brains May Be Wired At Birth For Less Self-Control
  • Could Cheap Gas Slow Growth Of Renewable Energy?
  • Clean-Tech Industry Facing Lean Times After Solyndra
  • Tick Tally Reveals Lyme Disease Risk
  • Is Today's Beef Better For The Environment?
  • Whose Fingers Are On The Victoria's Secret Model's Shoulder?
  • New Silica Rules Languish In Regulatory Black Hole
  • Pythons Blamed For Everglade's Disappearing Animals
  • 'I Wanted To Live': New Depression Drugs Offer Hope For Toughest Cases
  • Quantum Physics News
    Mon Feb 6 11:46:58 2012 GMT
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  • Quantum microphone captures extremely weak sound
  • A quantum connection between light and motion
  • Searching for a solid that flows like a liquid
  • Quantum physicists shed new light on relation between entanglement and nonlocality
  • Speed limit on the quantum highway
  • JQI cool nano loudspeakers could makes for better MRIs, quantum computers
  • Rice lab mimics Jupiter's Trojan asteroids inside a single atom
  • A new class of electron interactions in quantum systems
  • Physicists cool semiconductor by laser light
  • Quantum mechanics enables perfectly secure cloud computing
  • Are you certain, Mr. Heisenberg? New measurements deepen understanding of quantum uncertainty
  • Researchers conduct experimental implementation of quantum algorithm
  • Seeing quantum mechanics with the naked eye
  • Proposed experiment offers new way to generate macroscopic entanglement
  • Physicists propose test for loop quantum gravity
  • Researchers use webs of lasers to remove entropy from a system causing quantum gases to cool
  • Researchers devise a way to make a simple quantum computer using holograms
  • Quantum cats are hard to see
  • ResearchBuzz
    Tue Dec 20 17:46:32 2011 GMT
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  • Wyoming Newspaper Project, Complete! (Sorta)
  • Online Hopi Petroglyph Archive Launched
  • Morning Buzz, December 20, 2011
  • MIT Announces MITx Online Learning Initiative
  • Morning Buzz, August 17, 2011
  • Afternoon Buzz, July 31, 2011
  • Evening Buzz, July 14, 2011
  • Morning Buzz, June 24, 2011
  • Morning Buzz, June 15, 2011
  • Evening Buzz, June 13, 2011
  • Science Daily
    Tue Feb 7 17:48:17 2012 GMT
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  • An electronic green thumb
  • The dark path to antisocial personality disorder
  • Why the middle finger has such a slow connection
  • Gene mutation discovery sparks hope for effective endometriosis screening
  • Researchers uncover a mechanism to explain dune field patterns
  • Why common tree is toxic to snowshoe hares
  • Metabolic 'breathalyzer' reveals early signs of disease
  • Big jolt to California economy with new tax on cigarettes
  • Three 'targeted' cancer drugs raise risk of fatal side effects
  • School closures slowed spread of 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic
  • Domestic cats, and wild bobcats and pumas, living in same area have same diseases
  • Smoking associated with more rapid cognitive decline in men
  • A bug's (sex) life: Diving beetles offer unexpected clues about sexual selection
  • Clues to common birth defect found in gene expression data
  • Copper + love chemical = big sulfur stink
  • Fossil cricket reveals Jurassic love song
  • NASA's Juno spacecraft refines its path to Jupiter
  • Medical debt keeps rising, new report shows
  • Science Fiction in the News
    Tue Feb 7 11:47:56 2012 GMT
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  • Google Glasses With Heads Up Display Coming Soon?
  • 3D Printer Used To Make Transplant Jawbone
  • We Live In A Space Cloud
  • Nano Quadrotors Form Stephenson's Dog Pod Grid
  • Amazonian Fungus Eats Polyurethane
  • Kissenger The Kiss Messenger Robot Spreads Your Love
  • Self-Guided Bullet Accurate Over One Mile
  • Sensorbot Robotic Bubble Swarm For Ocean Exploration
  • Jumping Spiders And Machine Vision
  • Free Swimming Endoscope Capsule On 'Fantastic Voyage'
  • FBI To Monitor Social Media
  • Self-Healing Batteries
  • Shrewbot Uses Whiskers As Sensors
  • Cyborg Rats Have Digital Brain Parts
  • T-Rays And Tricorders
  • Raincatch Raincoat Has Dune-Style Watertube And Catchpocket
  • IBM Now Stores 1 Bit On 12 Atoms
  • RISUG Male Birth Control Almost Ready
  • Scientific American
    Tue Feb 7 17:48:17 2012 GMT
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  • Can a "Hub" Boost Building Energy Efficiency Efforts?
  • How Emotions Jump from Face to Face
  • Plantings of Biotech Crops Grew Globally in 2011
  • Snow Cuts Off Hundreds of Villages in Eastern Europe
  • Nepal Residents Feed Endangered Birds at Vulture 'Restaurants'
  • Russian Team Has Reached Buried Antarctic Lake, Reports Say
  • Japan Aims to Restart Nuclear Reactors in April
  • Baby-Led Weaning Leads to Leaner Kids
  • The Quantum Physics of Free Will
  • Anthrax Toxicity Depends on Human Genetics
  • Coelacanths are not living fossils. Like the rest of us, they evolve
  • Bright-Sized: Skull Study Shows Eye-Sockets Have Grown Larger at Higher Latitudes
  • How to Overhaul the Way Buildings Use Energy
  • Lake Vostok is (Almost) Breached After 20 Million Years
  • Thinking About Mortality Changes How We Act
  • Eyeing Greener Acres, New Farmers Reap Growing U.S. Aid
  • Spectacular Plumes of Dust Reach across the World [Slide Show]
  • Swept from Africa to the Amazon (preview)
  • SciScoop
    Sat Jan 28 14:47:29 2012 GMT
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  • Atheism 2.0: Don’t get god, get good
  • Star Wars Uncut
  • Does doing detox make you dirty?
  • Happy Chinese New Year 新年快乐
  • An open letter to Stephen Fry
  • You don’t have to get God to get good
  • Cold fusion breaks the laws of physics…
  • Adultery questionnaire
  • 10 Evergreen science posts from Sciencebase
  • An animal rights argument for biomedical research
  • Seed Magazine
    Tue Jan 24 16:10:03 2012 GMT
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  • Vocabulary + War
  • Full Steam Ahead on CS-STEM
  • Rethinking Growth
  • Starting Over
  • The Art of Science Learning
  • World Wide Mind
  • On Discovering Life
  • Buddhism and the Brain
  • On the Freedom of Knowledge
  • On Biotechnology Without Borders
  • On Curing Everything
  • Humans, Version 3.0
  • On Adapting to Sandpiles
  • On Governing by Design
  • On Rethinking IP
  • On Science Publishing
  • On Science Transfer
  • Wild Animal Sex
  • Mapping Science
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