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• THURSDAY 26. AUGUST, 2010
• 17:22 Stem Cell Injunction Could Stop All U.S. Funding, Some Fear

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  On the third full day of the U.S. court ban on using federal money...  

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• 01:04 What's Next With the Stem Cell Injunction

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  On Monday, Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia...  

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• 00:52 Iceman May Have Been Buried in a Ceremony

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  New research suggests 5000-year-old man may not have died frozen and alone  

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• 00:22 ScienceShot: Colored Lice Are for the Birds

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  Tiny insects have mastered the art of camouflage  

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• WEDNESDAY 25. AUGUST, 2010
• 23:23 Has Wheat Peaked?

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  Selective breeding is no longer increasing wheat yield in the United States  

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• 21:23 Castro: Worries Over Nuclear Winter

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  With its antique Chevrolets and outdated politics, the communist island of Cuba seems like...  

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• 21:23 Clean Energy Technologies Dominate Obama's View of Innovation

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  A new report from the Obama Administration makes the case that last year’s $787...  

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• 21:23 European Particle Physics Lab Tightens Belt But Cancels No Projects

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  Many physicists around the world must be breathing a sigh of relief, as officials...  

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• 21:23 Hausergate: Scientific Misconduct and What We Know We Don't Know

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  Confusion still lingers after the recent news that Harvard University has found that noted...  

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• 21:23 ScienceShot: The Smallest Frog in the Old World

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  Researchers discover pea-sized amphibian on Borneo mountain  

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• 19:23 ScienceShot: Giving Birth, Asteroid Style

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  Lumpy pebble piles can spin themselves apart  

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• 18:20 New Corneas in Sight?

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  Lab-made replacements may help those who can’t get transplants  

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• 17:41 Stem Cell Litigants No Stranger to Scientific Limelight

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  A day after the Justice Department said it plans to appeal the injunction that...  

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• 01:23 ScienceShot: That Birdsong Is So Five Minutes Ago

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  Some warbler songs evolve like human fashion trends  

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• 01:10 Bits of Good News From the Gulf

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  BOSTON—The news out of the Gulf of Mexico doesn't look too bleak, according to...  

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• TUESDAY 24. AUGUST, 2010
• 23:23 NIH Director Collins Says Cell Ruling Won't Halt Most Ongoing Grants

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  National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins said in a press call this...  

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• 23:23 NIH Joins Smokey the Bear on Biden's List of Favorites

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  Labs and parks. Vice President Joe Biden placed the National Institutes of Health (NIH)...  

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• 20:15 ScienceShot: Neighboring Solar System Resembles Ours

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  Up to seven planets—including an Earth-sized world—may orbit a nearby star  

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• 19:23 Bacteria Are Gobbling Gulf Oil

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  Study finds microbes migrating to oil plumes  

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• 19:23 Injunction Leaves Stem Cell Researchers in Legal Limbo

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  Yesterday's court decision temporarily blocking federal funding for work with human embryonic stem cells...  

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• 19:08 Can Geoengineering Halt Sea-Level Rise?

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  New study finds that extreme approaches work best, but come with risks  

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• 18:31 Pulsar Signals Could Reveal Solar System Secrets

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  Data could help refine mass of planets, uncover hidden planetary bodies  

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• 01:11 Hauser Speaks on Misconduct

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  In response to a letter from Harvard University reporting that an investigation by the university...  

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• 00:58 Federal Judge: Obama Stem Cell Policy Halted

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  Research on embryonic stem cells funded by the U.S. government must stop immediately for...  

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• MONDAY 23. AUGUST, 2010
• 23:04 Second Paper Supports Viral Link to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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  But skeptics say the jury's still out  

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