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E-Blast Tuesday 09.11.12 Breaking Story Study Ties Forest "Greenness" In Western U.S. To Snowpack Extent Today's Video Coping With Traumatic Life Experiences: NSF-Supported Researcher Studies The Mental Processes Behind Our Responses To Tragic Events Picture of the Day Magnificent Coronal Mass Ejection Erupts On The Sun New Today on Science360 Radio "Pressure-Retarded Osmosis," With NSF-Funded Yale Engineer Menachem Elimelech Latest News Cut In Half Researchers document steep decline in chinstrap penguin population. Researchers Craft Program To Stop Cloud Computer Problems Before They Start Researchers have developed a new software tool to prevent performance disruptions in cloud computing systems by automatically identifying and responding to potential anomalies before they can develop into problems. Study Identifies Genes Associated With Genomic Expansions That Cause Disease A study of more than 6,000 genes in a common species of yeast has identified pathways that govern instability caused by specific DNA nucleotide repeats. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENCE: Slippery When Windy SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Patagonian Glaciers Melting In A Hurry NATURE: Rabbits Show Their Pain NEW SCIENTIST: Metallic Blue Fruit Shines Brightest Of All SCIENCE NEWS: Mars Clays May Have Volcanic Source What the Blogs Are Saying Today THE CRUX - The Limits Of Science - And Scientists ARMED WITH SCIENCE - What Happens To The 350 Tons Of Water Vapor Exhaust During A Shuttle Launch? 80BEATS - On The Horizon: Corn Engineered To Survive Drought QUEST - Will The Asteroid Apophis Rock Our World? NOBEL INTENT - Using Ultraviolet Light To Fabricate Thin Flexible Electronics Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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