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SciTechDaily Selected analysis, opinion, features, background and book reviews from international news sources. Includes email updates and links to breaking news sites and sci/tech publications.

Telegraph__Connected Includes the latest science, technology and dotcom news plus regular columnists, features, Boot Camp, competitions and computer book reviews.

The_Why_Files Well-researched, educational descriptions of the actual science behind current news stories. From the University of Wisconsin, supported by the National Institute for Science Education of the NSF.

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ISI_Highly_Cited A search tool to identify individuals, departments and laboratories that have made fundamental contributions to the advancement of science and technology in recent decades.

iSpecies A species search engine from Rod Page of Glasgow University. Search on either the common or Latin name of a species. Results are generated by querying other data sources.

Online_Journals_Search_Engine A multi-search tool that permits queries of a number of scientific journals.

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E-Theater NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Visualization Analysis Lab, E-Theater offers presentations of the latest Earth Science Discoveries on a portable large format, or IMAX screen.

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SocioSite A multi-purpose guide for social scientists. A reference for researching any subject in society. Editor: Dr. Albert Benschop (University of Amsterdam).

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Bipolar disorder also afflicts children, study finds

By Denise Gellene One key to a proper diagnosis, researchers say, is recognizing grandiose behavior. Their study finds that 44% of those who had manic episodes as children continued having them as s.

Asteroid arrival is successfully predicted for first time

By John Johnson Jr. The object burned up over Sudan, posing no threat to people. The prediction shows that an alert system is working, a Jet Propulsion Laboratory expert says. >> October 10, 2008

Dr. George Palade dies at 95; UC San Diego Nobel laureate

By Thomas H. Maugh II Dr. George Palade, the UC San Diego Nobel laureate whose work isolating, imaging and identifying the function of minute organelles within cells prompted the Nobel committee to label him and his co-winners the fathers of cell biology, died Tuesday at his home in Del Mar, Calif., after a long illness. He was 95. >>

25% of teen girls vaccinated for cervical cancer, U.S. says

By Thomas H. Maugh II The CDC calls the rate 'very good' for a new vaccine such as Gardasil. Earlier data show, however, that only about 1% of Latina teens have received it. >> October 9, 2008

Three U.S.-based scientists share Nobel chemistry prize

By Thomas H. Maugh II Roger Y. Tsien of UC San Diego, Martin Chalfie of Columbia University and researcher Osamu Shimomura developed a fluorescent protein from jellyfish that allows researchers to trace cell molecules. >>

Dr. Ernest Beutler dies at 80; Scripps physician and researcher pioneered bone marrow transplants

By Thomas H. Maugh II Dr. Ernest Beutler, a Scripps Research Institute physician and researcher who was one of the country's leading experts on diseases of the blood and iron metabolism, died Sunday of lymphoma at Scripps Green Hospital in La Jolla. He was 80. >>

Scientists explore new source of stem cells

By Karen Kaplan Using the testicular cells of men, researchers have grown muscle, nerve and other kinds of tissue. >> October 8, 2008

Plunge in markets brings another kind of depression

By Denise Gellene Porter Ranch murder-suicide is an extreme example of the stresses gripping the American psyche, experts say. Mental health professionals say referrals have soared. >>

U.S. scientist, two in Japan share Nobel Prize in Physics

By Thomas H. Maugh II The Nobel goes to Yoichiro Nambu of Chicago and Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa of Japan, who made strides in the study of a phenomenon called broken symmetry. >> October 7, 2008

One-fourth of wild mammal species may face extinction

By Kenneth R. Weiss A survey, released in Barcelona at the World Conservation Congress, evaluates the status of the world's 5,487 mammal species. The prognosis is not good. >> October 5, 2008 TIMES INVESTIGATION

Criminal past is no bar to nursing in California

By Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein Times investigation finds the state nurse licensing board allowed offenders, drug users and convicts to retain and renew their permits. >> October 4, 2008

Emory University psychiatrist accused of conflict of interest

By Denise Gellene and Thomas H. Maugh II Dr. Charles B. Nemeroff failed to report a third of the income he received from companies whose drugs he was evaluating, a congressional investigation finds. >> October 5, 2008

Concerns hang over new L.A. County-USC hospital

By Rong-Gong Lin II Officials wonder if the 600-bed facility, whose opening has been delayed until next month, will face a shortage of space and if there will be enough doctors to staff the expanded emergency room. >> October 2, 2008

HIV dates back to around 1900, study shows

By Mary Engel Genetic analysis of tissue specimen recently discovered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo leads researchers to believe the virus that causes AIDS has been present for more than a century. >> September 30, 2008

Snow is the surprising forecast for Mars

By John Johnson Jr. NASA's Phoenix lander discovers ice crystals in clouds about two miles above the planet. 'Nothing like this has ever been seen on Mars,' says one scientist. >>

Hubble device fails; shuttle launch delayed

By John Johnson Jr. A repair mission set for Oct. 14 is postponed after an instrument breaks on the aging space telescope. >> September 28, 2008 SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco's new California Academy of Sciences a natural wonder

By Erika Milvy The Renzo Piano-designed facility will house an aquarium, planetarium, natural history museum and classrooms. >> September 29, 2008

Schwarzenegger vetoes cosmetic surgery bill

By Nancy Vogel The measure, prompted by the death of the mother of rapper Kanye West, is among the hundreds that the governor is reviewing as he rushes to meet a Tuesday midnight deadline. >> September 28, 2008

China performs its first spacewalk

By Barbara Demick Astronaut Zhai Zhigang floats outside the Shenzhou 7 spacecraft, making his country the third to accomplish the feat, after the U.S. and Russia. >> Science: Latest AP News - NASA presses ahead for launch next year of big Mars rover with rock-zapping laser - Scientists: DNA testing proves Virginia shark's pup a 'virgin birth'; 2nd case ever confirmed - Polar bears may be the poster child for global warming, but tropics also threatened - A 2nd dead dolphin is found dead in NJ river home to wayward pod; scientists investigate - Gene-testing startup responds to critics by launching study of tests' influence on behaviormore > Health Blog Booster Shots

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A greener future Innovations in designing green chemicals are emerging in nearly every U.S. industry, from plastics and pesticides to toys and nail polish. By Marla Cone. Books: science and environment

Thomas Friedman sounds the call for a green revolution 'Hot, Flat, and Crowded' outlines five problems the U.S. faces because of its dependence on fossil fuels. Sept. 28. 'Almost Green: How I Saved 1/6th of a Billionth of the Planet' by James Glave The author builds an 'Eco Shed,' and it costs about $90,000. Environmentally friendly? Mostly, but it ain't cheap. Sept. 27. 'Year Million: Science at the Far Edge of Knowledge,' edited by Damien Broderick Future shock, a million years from now. Aug. 26. 'Dry Storeroom No. 1: The Secret Life of the Natural History Museum' by Richard Fortey. A paleontologist takes readers on a behind-the-scenes tour of a London landmark. Aug. 17. More... Science Feeds Get the latest updates on your customized homepage via your favorite RSS reader. What is RSS?

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