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2013

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23 May
Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps

22 May
Huge Online Courses Show Promise, Raise Questions

21 May
AAAS Op-Ed: Don't Devalue Basic Research

21 May
Canada Aims to Boost Industrial R&D

16 May
New Limits Needed on Journal Impact Factors

15 May
Experts Outline Challenges in International Collaboration

14 May
Carey Lecture: 'Empower More S&E Students'

13 May
Misconceptions Mar Environmental Regulation Efforts

10 May
Philanthropists Aim to Boost Basic Research

8 May
Bacteria Migrate in Urinary Tract Infections

7 May
Brain Scans Have Little Use in Courtrooms, for Now

7 May
New Middle School Curriculum Shows Promise

6 May
New Technique Offers Clues to Oil Leaks

2 May
Robotic Flies Take Flight

2 May
Future Looks Uncertain for Federal R&D Spending

April

29 April
Why Did the Titanic Sink?

29 April
Researchers Must Bind Diverging Disciplines

26 April
S&T Forum Convenes 2-3 May

26 April
Students Showcase Green Inventions

25 April
Science Tracks TB in North Korea

22 April
Setting Priorities for America COMPETES Act

19 April
Experts Delve Into Education Challenges

19 April
S&T Under the Microscope

18 April
Why Making Science Policy Is So Difficult

11 April
A Mosaic of Human and Ape

10 April
White House Releases FY 2014 R&D Budget

8 April
Prize-Winning Class Meshes Teaching and Research

5 April
Jumping for Jelly Beans at the White House

4 April
Printing Tissues a Drop at a Time

2 April
McNutt Named Editor-in-Chief of Science

1 April
Interplanetary Missions Supply Fodder for Science and Art

March

27 March
Gastric Bypass Alters Gut Bacteria

25 March
Cuts of Nearly $10 Billion in Store for Federal R&D

25 March
U.S.-Iran Science Partnerships Improve Public Health

21 March
Small Robot Treads Loose Ground With Ease

18 March
Judges Evaluate and Encourage Future Researchers

14 March
Science: Gathering Light From a Distant World

13 March
Scientists Spark Climate Discussions on the Hill

11 March
Capitol Hill Panel Addresses Scientific Integrity

7 March
Time to Toast Red Wine Again?

1 March
Protecting Children’s Rights in Research

February

28 February
Science: Honeybees Can't Do It Alone

26 February
Can We Borrow Your Satellite?

22 February
Science Educators Share Successes

21 February
Science: HIV Therapy Worth the Price

17 February
Lead, a Global Poison

16 February
Machines That Communicate With the Body

15 February
Scientists Say Wild Weather Is Here to Stay

15 February
Press: Benefits of Science Belong to the Patient Investors

14 February
For Better and Worse, Chimp Minds Much Like Ours

14 February
Cosmic Rays Born in Exploding Stars

13 February
Georgia Tech Researcher Wins Early Career Award

12 February
Richard Alley Receives Public Engagement Award

11 February
AAAS Joins Diverse Group Against Sequestration

11 February
Science Prize Goes to Exotic Particle Paper

8 February
AAAS Annual Meeting Headed for Boston

7 February
Science: Profile of the Earliest Placental Mammal

5 February
Anita Jones Wins Philip Hauge Abelson Award

1 February
Pioneering Engineer Wins AAAS Mentor Award

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