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  1. Bohr proof confirmed: it's better to react than to act
  2. Multiwave Imaging and Super Resolution
  3. The first wetting layer on a solid
  4. World's fastest graphene transistor
  5. An quantum simultion of reality
  6. NRC urges rethink over sale of helium reserve
  7. Spirit lives on Mars
  8. The pros and cons of medical radiation
  9. Girls may learn math anxiety from teachers
  10. Opinion: How best to forecast terror?
  11. Why Canada's new medical isotope reactors failed
  12. Haiti likely to suffer more aftershock tremors
  13. Opinion: A proposal for Canadian polar science
  14. Can Iran produce its own nuclear fuel?
  15. Physicist killed in Iranian bomb blast
  16. SOFIA's first test flight
  17. The 18th-century battle over lunar motion
  18. Europe unites to build renewable energy 'supergrid'
  19. The quantum spin Hall effect and topological insulators
  20. Astronomers map dark matter 'beach ball'
  21. From film to plastic, flexible, solar panels
  22. Stimulus cleanup funds raise local tensions
  23. Chemicals kept secret under US law
  24. US strategic review may eliminate some nuclear weapons
  25. Reducing the risk of space shuttle disasters
  26. Opinion: Reaffirming climate science
  27. Stuck Mars rover makes another discovery
  28. Why didn't the young Earth freeze?
  29. Opinion: The modernization myth regarding nuclear weapons
  30. Making X-ray photos at home
  31. Carbon emissions must peak by 2020 say scientists
  32. Software upgrade resurrects Mars Orbiter
  33. First light for VISTA telescope
  34. What technologies are needed to reduce carbon dioxide?
  35. Hubble takes deep infrared image
  36. Converting sunlight to liquid fuel
  37. Fuel efficiency is not just for the birds
  38. Quantum nonlocality: How does nature do it?
  39. Reverse Ice Pillars
  40. UK losing top physicists
  41. Challenges for Shenzhen's new university boss
  42. Charles Sanders Peirce and the first absolute measurement standard
  43. Lighting and astronomy
  44. NIST director Gallagher talks to Nature
  45. The comeback of supersonic flight
  46. Field testing electric cars
  47. Robot surgery
  48. Space debris risks increasing
  49. Seeing 'rocky' exoplanets
  50. The early days of computing
  51. Helium shortage slows nuclear bomb detection program
  52. The missing radionuclides from North Korea's nuclear test
  53. Webb calls for massive nuclear investment
  54. Beams sent around LHC
  55. A light touch on liquid droplets
  56. A new way of ranking scientists
  57. Fermilab pushes muon collider
  58. Earth heading for 6 degrees of warming
  59. Ericsson R&D pulls out of Coventry
  60. Water evidence seen in lunar impact plume
  61. Lithium key for exoplanet search
  62. Atom imaged in ultracold gas
  63. Family is the number one reason for women leaving academia
  64. The X prize for building a better lightbulb
  65. Are nuclear weapons safe in Pakistan?
  66. Plumes on Saturn's moon
  67. Turning a cellphone into a microscope
  68. Why so few East German Max Planck directors?
  69. Large Hadron Collider scuttled by baguette
  70. How to keep planes from colliding with lasers
  71. Materials in extreme environments
  72. Human-generated sound and marine mammals
  73. The current reality of cyberwar
  74. Stopping leaks in quantum systems
  75. Dark matter may have hit the Milky Way
  76. Space rock explodes in atmosphere
  77. Slump sinks H1-B visa program
  78. The first global map
  79. Which big telescope should the US build?
  80. How to stop a teapot dribbling
  81. Is the stimulus working for you?
  82. Glimpsing the weak magnetic field of light
  83. The earliest known painting containing a watch
  84. Bad luck killed the dinosaurs
  85. Lunar scientist arrested for spying
  86. A portable black hole
  87. Higgs discovery likely at LHC says Weinberg
  88. Michael Green elected to Hawking's Cambridge post
  89. Spin ice route to monopoles, 'magnetricity'
  90. ITER construction delayed until spring 2010
  91. Building better software by design
  92. Size of ancient Roman coin hoards suggest population drop
  93. Lunar impact experiment worked as planned
  94. Adaptive optics restrictions placed on astronomy
  95. An orchestra of lost instruments
  96. Hunting for lost art
  97. The who what when where why and how of fire.
  98. X-ray crystallography at the heart of the 2009 Nobel chemistry prize
  99. Is the universe more entropic?
  100. 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Kao, Boyle and Smith
  101. Lunar crash to create a 10 kilometer plume of dust
  102. Capturing and storing coal carbon emissions in China
  103. Herschel seeks hidden galaxies
  104. Poor vision for asteroid hunter telescope
  105. Reach the Right Audience - Sponsored link
  106. The two-fluid theory and second sound in liquid helium
  107. The Stasi spies in science
  108. GM's new research director talks about the future
  109. China's x-ray satellite runs into funding trouble
  110. Water prospecting on the Moon
  111. No link found between Rutherford Building and cancers, says report
  112. A new future for nuclear spent fuel processing?
  113. North Korea's new science university
  114. Is the Perimeter Institute achieving its goals?
  115. The changing shape of steel in cars
  116. Itinerant ferromagnetism with ultracold atoms
  117. Springer retracts paper by Iran's science minister
  118. A scent of promise for artificial noses
  119. Entanglement In The Macroworld
  120. Inner workings of a white dwarf star
  121. Architect Norman Foster in bid to build in outer space
  122. Homeless nuclear waste
  123. ETH Zürich's head of research resigns over fake data scandal
  124. How Gorbachev and Velikhov slowed the nuclear arms race
  125. NASA's Mars rover is really stuck
  126. Europe's plan for oceanic windmills
  127. Cleaning aircraft-cabin air
  128. Scorpius qualifies for lunar lander prize
  129. UK Trident replacement will cost more than expected
  130. Delay likely for russian Mars probe
  131. Artic oil spill research needs an boost say researchers
  132. Strangelets do not exist on the Moon
  133. Unexpected culprit found for L'Aquila earthquake
  134. Cutting the cost of space travel
  135. China's investment in rare-earth R&D
  136. Tracking water consumption by satellite
  137. High-energy particle physics demystified
  138. World record for most supernova seen broken by amateur astronomer
  139. Tracking oxygen's rise
  140. The quietest room in the world
  141. The physics of solar sails
  142. Khan cites help given to Iran
  143. Hubble sees with new eyes
  144. Opinion: Where is the WikiVersity?
  145. Geothermal drilling project halted
  146. New inorganic LED's
  147. Thermochronology and landscape evolution
  148. The Aharonov-Bohm effects: Variations on a subtle theme
  149. Waiting game for US visas
  150. String theory skeptic
  151. What's after the transistor?
  152. Test flight for turbine-electric hybrid attack drone
  153. New study highlights online education
  154. Renewable technologies increase energy sprawl
  155. Caltech solar labs
  156. Fire news from Mt. Wilson Observatory
  157. US students behind in math, science, internationally
  158. India loses contact with Chandrayaan-1
  159. Nitrous oxide threat to the ozone layer
  160. How will science historians cope in the digital age?
  161. An insulator's metallic side
  162. A review of Iran's nuclear capability
  163. Malfunction threatens Moon impactor mission
  164. Science books to read
  165. A quest for better batteries
  166. 400 years after Galileo
  167. Can 'Unscientific America' be science literate?
  168. Venice at risk
  169. Converting plastic to oil
  170. Using fiber optics to detect sound
  171. Upper limit placed on gravitational waves
  172. Recent hurricanes not matched since Middle Ages
  173. Welcome Entertainment Weekly readers to Physics Today
  174. Odyssey Moon may use Beagle instrument
  175. Cramming particles into a box
  176. World's smallest laser
  177. Mystery water plume off California
  178. Neutrino oscillations with NOvA
  179. Effective ways to cut energy use
  180. Traces of planet collision found
  181. Finding space debris
  182. Kepler: Celebrating the work of a neglected astronomer
  183. Is ghost imaging quantum by nature?
  184. Hawking receives US medal of freedom
  185. University of Maryland to build megawatt solar farm
  186. UK parliament questions value of degrees
  187. An early start to the Earth's biosphere
  188. The effectiveness of the UN climate change panel
  189. 19 teams to compete for Google's lunar prize money
  190. Can gravity and quantum particles be reconciled?
  191. Kepler ready to go planet-hunting
  192. Are small automakers the future for electric cars?
  193. Getting closer to building a quantum computer
  194. Shifting orbits may have given the solar system a big shakeup
  195. China hopeful on climate treaty, but against an emissions cap
  196. Using the Moon to search for neutrinos
  197. PCAST meeting (live)
  198. Counting photons from particle to medical physics
  199. The first nuclear test ban treaty
  200. Fifty years of Anderson localization
  201. Anderson localization of ultracold atoms
  202. Students, researchers hit by Large Hadron Collider glitches
  203. Early indicators for pancreatic cancer
  204. Faster, cheaper, real time DNA sequencing
  205. The risks of geoengineering the Earth
  206. Reducing energy needs of biofuel production
  207. The ocean's doomsday book: the decade-long census of oceanic biodiversity
  208. Tourists flock to US nuclear facility
  209. Cooking cancer with a little help from nanotubes
  210. Canada and Japan were blocking climate-change deal says former UK science adviser
  211. Accepting math papers that other journals reject
  212. A gamma camera to search for cancer
  213. Comet may have hit Siberia in 1908
  214. An eye-like galaxy
  215. A macromolecule CO2 sponge
  216. ExoMars rover slips to 2018
  217. Can physics model behavior?
  218. Soft particles feel the squeeze
  219. Two different solar energy cell techniques from Israel
  220. The US climate bill explained
  221. Nuclear talks may lead to cut in UK's nuclear stockpile
  222. Hawaii to gain Thirty Meter Telescope
  223. Radar could save bats from wind turbines
  224. A micro telescope implanted into the eye
  225. How to dismantle a nuclear bomb
  226. Searching for a theory of time
  227. LHC restart pushed back again
  228. Apollo 11 tributes on the Moon landing's 40th anniversary
  229. US gives go-ahead for offshore towers to study wind
  230. Seeing Armstrong on the Moon
  231. Climate change could redraw national borders
  232. Medical isotope shortage reaches crisis level again
  233. Understanding bumpy roads
  234. The declining Aral Sea
  235. A glimpse of ancient dying stars
  236. Uranium found on the Moon
  237. Changing the future of UK science teaching
  238. Opinion: Locking down the NPT
  239. Real science to lead to real education?
  240. Livermore and Sandia labs retool to attract business
  241. Congress de-energizes DOE's training plans
  242. The upcoming loss of the Mississippi river delta
  243. A doubly magic nucleus
  244. A fabric that thinks its a camera
  245. China, India, block international 2050 emission targets
  246. The cost of Canada's oil sands
  247. Californian residents shaken over geothermal energy concerns
  248. Will nuclear power be part of a climate solution?
  249. Leaky capacitors could improve data storage
  250. Energy bills 'too low' to combat climate change