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E-Blast Monday 07.15.13 Breaking Story Some Volcanoes 'Scream' At Ever-Higher Pitches Until They Blow Their Tops Today's Video Cubelets: Small Robots Teach Big Science Lessons Picture of the Day Cumulonimbus Over Mitchell Lake New Today on Science360 Radio NSF-Funded Scientist Chris Beard Discusses Discovery Of Oldest Known Fossil Primate Skeleton Latest News Intestinal Bacteria May Fuel Inflammation And Worsen HIV Disease Changes in intestinal bacteria may help explain why successfully treated HIV patients nonetheless experience life-shortening chronic diseases earlier than those who are uninfected, according to study. Sculpting Flow Supercomputers help microfluidics researchers make waves at the microscopic level. 50-Year-Old Assumptions About Strength Muscled Aside The understanding of how muscles get their power has been greatly expanded with new results from a recent study involving high-energy X-rays, a moth and cloud computing. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENCE : Diverse Crystals Account For Beetle Sheen NATURE : First Distant Planet To Be Seen In Color Is Blue NEW SCIENTIST: Sun's Quiet Spell Not The Start Of A Mini Ice Age PNAS: Self-Organization Of Bacterial Biofilms PHYSICS: Gravity Makes The Universe Classical What the Blogs Are Saying Today QUEST - From Coal To Canvas: An Artist Turns Toxic Runoff Into Palette-Worthy Paints ANTHROPOLOGY IN PRACTICE - Can Cookie Monster Teach Us About Peer Pressure? COOL GREEN SCIENCE - Why Do We Value Some Species More Than Others? ESCIENCECOMMONS - Why The Future Of Fuel Lies In Artificial Photosynthesis NOBEL INTENT - Not Yet Gone, But Effectively Extinct Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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