Friday, September 14, 2012

Science 360 News Update from NSF

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Study Of Giant Viruses Shakes Up Tree Of Life
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Fiber Optic Cables: How They Work & How Engineers Use Them To Send Messages
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Medano Fire In Sand Dunes National Park
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"Full-Body Scanners & Privacy," With NSF-Funded Northeastern University Engineer Carey Rappaport
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Snakes Minus Birds Equals More Spiders For Guam
Ecologists look for effects of bird loss caused by invasive brown treesnake on Guam.

Scientists Bring Efficiency To Stem Cell Reprogramming
New genetic markers identified by researchers could help make the process for reprogramming regular body cells into pluripotent stem cells more efficient.

Poorest Miss Out On Benefits, Experience More Material Hardship, Since 1996 Welfare Reform
Although the federal government's 1996 reform of welfare brought some improvements for the nation's poor, it also may have made extremely poor Americans worse off, new research shows.

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