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Cloud computing brings cost of protein research down to Earth

New laser technique advances nanofabrication process

Can downloads predict impact for scientific articles?

New drug shows promise in treating drug-resistant prostate cancer

Fresh details about Silver Creek Fault in downtown San Jose, Calif.

Genes from tiny marine algae suggest unsuspected avenues for new research

Study finds multidrug-resistant gram-negative bacteria high in long-term care

CSI: The 8.0 Magnitude Pisco, Peru Earthquake

Imaging and discovery from USArray and EarthScope

Test quickly assesses whether Alzheimer's drugs are hitting their target

Ancestors of African Pygmies and neighboring farmers separated around 60,000 years ago

Novel method predicts impact of a covert anthrax release

Research shows sharp rise in hospital admissions for children's dental care

Scorpion biodiversity

First results from Penn's balloon-borne telescope BLAST

Physicists discover important step for making light crystals

Pitt, Berkeley researchers reconstruct seashells to model nervous system function

Gene fusion discovery may lead to improved prostate cancer test

CSHL researchers explain process by which cells 'hide' potentially dangerous DNA segments

Biological FM signal maintains inflammation in cancer, asthma and other diseases

Genes from tiny algae shed light on big role managing carbon in world's oceans

Solomon Islands earthquake sheds light on enhanced tsunami risk

Life sticks: UC San Diego bioengineer's sticky insights published in journal Science

Deadly parasite's rare sexual dalliances may help scientists neutralize it

Public trust doctrine could aid management of US oceans

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