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NASA regains space station contact after outage
Space station crew can speak to Mission Control Houston after accidental communication loss
Scientists use 3-D printing to help grow an ear
Printing body parts? It's possible: Scientists craft an ear using 3-D printer and living cells
Alaska senator pushes for wildlife refuge road
Senator says she may block Interior nominee if road through wilderness area is not approved
Energy Secretary Chu to return to Stanford
Energy Secretary Steven Chu will return to faculty at Stanford University
Climate contradiction: Less snow, more blizzards
Experts: Global warming can strangely trigger less yearly snowfall, but more potent blizzards
Slavery-math questions cause uproar at NYC school
'Appalled' NYC principal orders sensitivity training over 4th-graders' slavery-math questions
Mosh pits help scientists study human behavior
Two researchers are studying mosh pits at heavy metal and hard rock shows to better understand how humans behave in emergencies and disasters.
It's official: Women gab more than men (VIDEO)
Science has finally proven what many already suspected: Women talk more than men.
Scientists unravel clue about the common cold
Scientists may have unraveled one of the great medical mysteries of all time: who gets the common cold and why.
Study: Asian carp DNA may not signal live fish
Federal study says Asian carp DNA found in waters doesn't necessarily mean live fish present
Russian scientists recover meteor fragments
Russian scientists recover tiny meteor fragments from ice-crusted lake
Study: Hummingbirds migrating earlier in spring
Study: Hummingbirds migrating earlier, making food a concern; warmer weather may be reason
Oregon couple defends sales of cure-all bleach
Oregon couple under indictment says Constitution protected private sale of cure-all bleach
US winery experiments with aging wine in ocean
Out of the cellar and into the drink: Winery experiments with aging wine in ocean off SC
Mikulski to talk about impact of sequester at NIH
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski is scheduled to talk about the impact automatic spending cuts would have on the National Institutes of Health.
Winery experiments with aging wine in ocean off SC
Out of the cellar and into the drink: Winery experiments with aging wine in ocean off SC
Future science: Using 3D worlds to visualize data
Giant 3D virtual reality system takes scientists on fantastic voyages through space, anatomy
New digs: Federal research chimps savor retirement
New digs for chimps: Move afoot to begin retiring hundreds of federal research primates
Caltech president to lead Saudi Arabian university
Caltech President Jean-Lou Chameau to step down, take position in Saudi Arabia
Islands want UN to see climate as security threat
Islands face struggle to get UN Security Council to see climate change as security threat
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