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Current science and technology events
Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation
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DISCOVER
Discover, Discover Magazine
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GlobalPost Technology
GlobalPost
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Inside Science News Service (ISNS)
InsideScience.org, American Institute of Physics (AIP)
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ISRAELI TECHNOLOGY
IsraCast™
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
nationalgeographic.com, National Geographic Society
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NewScientist.com
NewScientist.com
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NOVA - Science in the News
Australian Academy of Science (AAS)
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PhysLink.com
PhysLink.com
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PhysOrg.com
PhysOrg.com
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POPSCI.COM
Popular Science, Bonnier Corporation
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SCIENCE
WIRED NEWS, CondéNet, Inc.
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ScienceDaily
ScienceDaily Magazine
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Science in Africa
Science Magazine for Africa CC
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ScienCentralNEWS
ScienCentral, Inc.
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Science & Tech
Mail Online,
Associated Newspapers Ltd.
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Technology Review
Technology Review, Inc.,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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Today’s Science News and Current Science Events
BrightSurf.com
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SCIENCE & TECH NEWS HEADLINES
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Discover | Technology
What Is This? A Long, Lost Painting by Joan Miro?,
The Latest Trend in Aircraft: Really, Really Tiny,
Destination Science: The Pretty, Desolate Spot Where the Nuclear Age Began,
How to Build a $1000 Fusion Reactor in Your Basement,
Numbers: Railways, From Amtrak to TGV to China
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National Geographic News
Stolen Sarcophagus Handed Over to Egypt,
New Frog Found—Has "Striking" Color Change,
Sea Spray Detected 900 Miles Inland,
See-Through Vision Invented,
Space Photos This Week: Sun Plume, Moon Lander, More
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PhysOrg.com News
Obesity and alcohol act together to increase the risk of liver disease,
Effects of lifestyle and exposures are mirrored in blood gene expression,
Enabling women to use home test kits could increase HPV detection,
Hubert's remnants still raining on southern Madagascar,
RASICAM: The Little Infrared Camera that Could
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PopSci.com SciTech
LHC Test Could Lead to Hyperdrive Space Propulsion (Well, In Theory),
Miami Might Have New Spies in the Sky
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Reuters: Science
Glenn Close has genes mapped,
"Personal" study shows gene maps can spot disease,
Scientists find "mother" of all skin cells,
SpaceX aborts rocket engine test,
Big Bang experiment may reveal dark universe: CERN
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Reuters: Technology
Digital mirror: fashion brands convey glamour online,
New racing videogames set to rev up sales,
FCC releases Internet speed test tool,
Motorola, Microsoft in deal to put Bing on phones,
Sony unveils new motion-controlled gaming system
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ScienceBlog
Researchers characterize stem cell function,
Hopkins doctor/disaster expert says resource problems in Haiti required ethical decision-making,
Proposed mission would return sample from asteroid 'time capsule',
3 FASTSAT instruments pass tests,
Yellow fever strikes monkey populations in South America
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Scientific American.com
Researchers Gain New Insights into the Mystery of Thalidomide-Caused Birth Defects,
A New Spin on Conductivity: Electric Signals Can Propagate through an Insulator,
IPCC Errors Prompt Review by International Science Academies,
Few Studies Compare the Efficacy of Medical Treatments,
One's Enough: People Who Donate a Kidney Live Just as Long as Those Who Don't
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The Curious Mind
Wired Product Updates: Tablet PC From Archos Is No Competition for iPad,
Crunch Gear: The Playstation Move: Everything old is new again, if you ask Sony,
Wired: The '70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth,
Underwire: Alt Text: Resurrected Movie Gimmicks of the Future,
Wired: The '70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth
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