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Abstracts: Shoebox-Sized Space Probes Take to Orbit. Follow up on findings, panel tells NASA. NASA's new science vision
Abstracts: Shoot to not kill. Into the dangerous, green night. 1 jet engine & 18000 pounds of fuel
Abstracts: Shoring up a cultural pillar. Sedimental journey. Shoring up coastal engineering
Abstracts: Short-term temperature-dependent air-surface exchange and atmospheric concentrations of polychlorinated naphthalenes and organochlorine pesticides
Abstracts: Shoulder transit is saving time. Addressing expansive soils. Mountainous road, tunnels to link UAE regions
Abstracts: Should grouted anchors have short tendon bond length? Probabilistic evaluation of earthquake-induced slope failure
Abstracts: Showdown in the Galapagos. The last voyage of the Hiddensee; a relic of the Cold War still has its secrets to share
Abstracts: Showdown over clean air science. Science in the 21st century. Could the Internet Balkanize science?
Abstracts: Shrinking circuits with water. Check it out; a retina on a chip eyeballs bad paper. Pour me another
Abstracts: Shrinking gadgets. Flat TV: hang-on-the-wall monitors - predicted for years - are finally available in Japan for specialized applications
Abstracts: Shrinking to enormity: DNA microarrays are reshaping basic biology -- but scientists fear they may soon drown in the data
Abstracts: Shrinking violet. Learning from Asian schools. A learning experience
Abstracts: Shutting down a gene. See-through view: virtual reality may guide physicians' hands. Helping the little guy buy a computer
Abstracts: Shutting down Alzheimer's. Piecing together Alzheimer's. Dying to see
Abstracts: Shuttle mission to seek antimatter. Climate warms a bit for NASA mission. Pace of NASA change worries advisers
Abstracts: Siberia: surprising home for Early Modern humans. Web-crawling up the tree of life. Catching lizards in the act of adapting
Abstracts: Sifting mitosis, cell fate in fly eyes. Receptor for vital protein finally found. Divide and confer: how worm embryo cells specialize
Abstracts: Sight for sore eyes. Chocolate is poisonous to dogs? Turning a blind eye?
Abstracts: Sight my fire. The nose knows. Fire over Kuwait
Abstracts: Sight savers. Glow for the dark. Miniatured power
Abstracts: Sight seaing: sometimes you have to look down to see the stars. The mouse in the house: from the Steppes to the stars, mice have been with us all the way
Abstracts: Sight unseen. Adding a data crunch. Coping with crowding
Abstracts: Signaling at the growth cone: ligand-receptor complexes and the control of axon growth and guidance. Cell-cell signaling during synapse formation in the CNS
Abstracts: Signature metabolites attesting to the in situ attenuation of alkylbenzenes in anaerobic environments. Fate of linear alkylbenzenes released to the coastal environment near Boston Harbor
Abstracts: Sign language in the brain. Williams Syndrome and the brain. Brain and language
Abstracts: Silicon sniffer. Supersonic pulse power. Heavenly music in your hand
Abstracts: Silver screen surfer. Mars boot camp. Inside CSI
Abstracts: Simple, economical house design to resist future tsunamis. Imaging technique facilitates condition assessments of concrete columns
Abstracts: Simple indicator kriging for estimating the probability of incorrectly delineating hazardous areas in a contaminated site
Abstracts: Simple mice test antibody complexity. Evolutionary psychologists look for roots of cognition. Fractal geometry gets the measure of life's scales
Abstracts: Simulation of slump in plastic pipe extrusion. Influence of crosslinking on the plastic behaviour of amorphous polymers at large strains
Abstracts: Simultaneous complexation of organic compounds and heavy metals by a modified cyclodextrin. Cyclopentanol-enhanced solubilization of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by cyclodextrins
Abstracts: Simultaneous determination of Iron(III), Iron(II), and Manganese(II) in environmental samples by ion chromotography
Abstracts: Simultaneous determination of positive and negative counterions using a hydrophilic interaction chromatography method
Abstracts: Simultaneous sulfur dioxide absorption and hydrogen sulfide generation in aqueous solution of sodium sulfide. Oxidation of hydrogen sulfide in aqueous solution by ultrasonic irradiation
Abstracts: Singapore facility is world's largest portable plant with membranes. FY 2004 budget skimps on infrastructure
Abstracts: Singapore on the move. New shaft at Nevada test site increases underground access. Bogota rail system to go underground
Abstracts: Singapore showcase. Seeking structural solutions. The Singapore solutions
Abstracts: Singapore's observation wheel tops London Eye. Historic buildings: renovation expands, transforms Virginia Capitol
Abstracts: Singapore: Technology for Economic Growth. An enthusiast's guide to the technology of the America's Cup. The commonwealth of Massachusetts: advanced technology for the future
Abstracts: Single-molecule optoelectronics. Bioinorganic chemistry of bismuth and antimony: Target sites of metallodrugs
Abstracts: Single-molecule optoelectronics. How to hide zinc in a small protein. Organolanthanide-catalyzed hydroamination
Abstracts: Single-molecule RNA folding. Probing single-molecule protein conformational dynamics. Solvation dynamics and proton transfer in supramolecular assemblies
Abstracts: Single-molecule transistors. Shot noise in quantum conductors. Coupled quantum dots as artificial molecules
Abstracts: Single-nucleotide mutations for plant functional genomics. VIGS vectors for gene silencing: many targets, many tools
Abstracts: 'Sink or swim?' (teamworking in new product development)(Industrial Design in Practice) Look and feel
Abstracts: Sister bridge to resist maximum credible earthquake. A bridge for the 21st century. A grand new bridge
Abstracts: Sitcoms on the brain: Different brain areas "Get It" and find it funny. The brain's own marijuana: research into natural chemicals that mimic marijuana's effects in the brain could help to explain-and suggest treatments for-pain, anxiety, eating disorders, phobias and other conditions
Abstracts: Site safety: rights, risks and responsibilities. Resolution solutions. Realizing engineer-led design/build
Abstracts: Site seeing. Speedway looks to new formula for success. Superfund success, superfast: After years of indecision, unprecedented cooperation closed the McColl site in record time and set a new standard for Superfund site closure
Abstracts: SIV data raise concern on oral-sex risk. Weakened SIV vaccine still kills. Monkey study prompts high-level public health response
Abstracts: Sixes: four different six-cylinder engine designs set the tone for a quartet of new sports coupes. The spartans
Abstracts: Six-year trend (1990-1995) of wet mercury deposition in the Upper Midwest, U.S.A. Speciation and complexation of cadmium in sxtracted soil solutions
Abstracts: Size analysis of automobile soot particles using field-flow fractionation. Tempera-painted dosimeters for environmental indoor monitoring: a spectroscopic and chemometric approach
Abstracts: Size and chemical characterization of individual particles resulting from biomass burning of local Southren California species
Abstracts: Size and composition biases on the detection of individual ultrafine particles by aerosol mass spectrometry. Photocatalytic inhibition of algae growth using TiO2, WO3, and cocatalyst modifications
Abstracts: Size and composition distribution of fine particulate matter emitted from wood burning, meat charbroiling, and cigarettes
Abstracts: Size effect and fracture characteristics of composite laminates. Size effect on flexural strength of fiber-composite laminates
Abstracts: Sizing up evolutionary radiations; by gauging life's diversity from differences in body size and shape rather than number of species, paleontologists are gleaning surprising new insights about adaptive radiations
Abstracts: Sizing up. Not so revolutionary: Recent advances are no third industrial revolution. The honeymoon is over
Abstracts: Sizing up seismic bearings. Steel weighs in. Sizing up segmentals
Abstracts: Sky-high ambition. History completed. Working to scale
Abstracts: Sky-high findings drop new hints of greenhouse warming. Sun's role in warming is discounted. Darker clouds promise brighter future for climate models
Abstracts: Skyscrapers reaches for highest environmental rating. Bamboo house passes seismic test. Observatory to cap Maine crossing
Abstracts: Slash and burn: technology, energy and the environment head for the guillotine. A budgetary storm is brewing: the new Congress may chop technology funds
Abstracts: Slice of life. Ecological engineering: a cooperative role with the planetary life-support system. Management of engineering/design phase
Abstracts: Slice of the action. At the helm. Current affairs
Abstracts: Slide Into Ice Ages Not Carbon Dioxide's Fault? Arrhenius and global warming. The United Nations Climate Convention: unattainable or irrelevant
Abstracts: Slim environmental outlook. Clean water act likely to advance this year. Education issues in 1992
Abstracts: Slim-look superconductors lead the applications race. Paths to higher temperature superconductors. Microscopic tunneling spectroscopy on high-temperature superconductors
Abstracts: Slip sliding away. Mini stays mum. Data capture
Abstracts: Slope instability caused by small variations in hydraulic conductivity. Erosion and stability of a mine soil
Abstracts: Slovakia's Tatra Park: troubled green refuge. How green the label? Fighting clean, green in modern turf wars
Abstracts: Slower road for clean-car program. Serious setback for Patarroyo vaccine. Tamoxifen's trials and tribulations
Abstracts: Slow going for blood substitutes. Putting game theory to the test. Catching the atom wave
Abstracts: Slow leak seen in Saturn's rings. Home of planetary wanderers is sized up for the first time. Planetary scientists sample ice, fire, and dust in Houston
Abstracts: Slow rebuilding of Germany's east. Poland: teachers struggle with low funds and morale. Rio signatories to negotiate new goals
Abstracts: Slurry walls pull double duty on Denver underpass. Heavy duty. Double Whammy
Abstracts: Smaller world: the Draper Prize recognizes the fathers of the jet age. Habeas corpus: seeking subjects to be a digital Adam and Eve
Abstracts: Small firms big advantages. Three tower designs announced for World Trade Center site. Architects, engineers, and educators work in tandem on temple design
Abstracts: Small fry. Strife after death. Alcohol, tobacco and soy alarms
Abstracts: Small (lending) is beautiful; microfinance is proving that the poor are creditworthy, but will the movement try to grow too fast?
Abstracts: Small molecule oxidation products trigger disease-associated protein misfolding. Rapid photochemical cross-linking-A new tool for studies of metastable, amyloidogenic protein assemblies
Abstracts: Small town, high-tech solution. Desalination facility tests three membrane technologies. Newport news: brackish water gets fresh
Abstracts: Small utility GIS. SOS for small-town SSOs. Minority, women and small contractors boosted in NYC
Abstracts: Small worlds. People movers. Verging on success
Abstracts: SMA pseudoelastic finite strains. Theory and numerical application. A study of the dynamic behavior of elastomeric materials using finite elements
Abstracts: Smart cards. Smart shooter. Smart rooms
Abstracts: "Smart communities" put nature first: Campaign aims to curb urban sprawl. The root woman: Kahlee Keane's passion is to save Canada's medicinal plants
Abstracts: Smarter use of nuclear waste. Disposing of nuclear waste. Eliminating nuclear warheads
Abstracts: "Smart" genes use many cues to set cell fate. Protein motors may drive cells on route to specialization. Defining the first steps on the path toward cell specialization
Abstracts: Smart nanomaterials inspired by biology: Dynamic assembly of error-free nanomaterials in response to multiple chemical and biological stimuli
Abstracts: Smart neurons offer neuroscience a math lesson. Abstract expressionism in math. An awesome look at Japan's math SAT
Abstracts: Smart sensors to network the world. Quantum-mechanical computers. BLACK HOLE COMPUTERS: in keeping with the spirit of the age, researchers can think of the laws of physics as computer programs and the universe as a computer
Abstracts: Smart shopping. Star warned. Up, up and away: the U.S. military brings back the balloon
Abstracts: Smart sign support. Two-in-one tunnel. Intermodal innovation
Abstracts: Smart tags get smarter. Is your food contaminated? Pieces of a paranoid past
Abstracts: Smashing through science's glass ceiling. Testing, testing: unusual proteins could improve cancer diagnosis and reduce deaths
Abstracts: Smog from space: pollution photographed from the space shuttle helps to quantify global cooling. Uncertain threat: does smallpox really spread that easily?
Abstracts: Smoke-free America is healthier America. Disruptive behavior. Cancer research and women's health
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