Articles from Science News (January 17, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Atom & cosmos.		Brief article	41
Bacteria make molecular snorkels for surviving in crowded spaces: antibiotics that fight enemies also provide access to oxygen.	Saey, Tina Hesman		331
Big black holes.	Wilkinson, Charles	Letter to the editor	160
Corals track rainfall.	Perkins, Sid	Brief article	97
Correction.		Correction notice	46
Digital memory gets hot, in theory: controlled heat flow may one day store computer data.	Barry, Patrick		523
Dinosaur dads as caretakers: fossilized bones near nests probably came from males.	Sanders, Laura		398
Disorder of REM sleep may signal high risk of Parkinson's, dementia: thrashing and flailing during night might be a warning sign.	Seppa, Nathan		533
Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle.	Bower, Bruce	Brief article	304
Fermi opens new window on high-energy universe: gamma-ray telescope detects bursts and pulsars.	Cowen, Ron		1137
First a meteorite, then a tsunami: relics of impact, aftermath in Hudson River sediments.	Perkins, Sid	Brief article	189
Food Bites: The Science of the Foods We Eat.	Maron, Dina Fine	Brief article	260
For preemies, less is more.	Sanders, Laura	Brief article	99
Geoneutrinos: for a big view of inner Earth, catch a few ...	Steele, Diana		2224
Honeybees may provide plants a protective buzz: pest caterpillars eat less when pollinators zoom by.	Milius, Susan		501
How bizarre.		Brief article	68
It's written all over your face: to potential mates, your mug may reveal more than you think.	Quil, Elizabeth		3269
Life.		Brief article	55
Morphine sense has gender gap.	Sanders, Laura	Brief article	137
Robot humor and intelligence.	Smith, Gail; Eisenhardt, Peter	Letter to the editor	182
Science past: January 17, 1959.		Brief article	115
Science stats: deaths from natural hazards.		Brief article	34
Scientific observations.	Boston, Penelope	Brief article	112
Scientists tap into deep magma: in a first, engineers drill into molten rock below volcano.	Perkins, Sid	Brief article	217
SESAME opens doors to international collaboration.	Winick, Herman		804
Smoking mice avoid symptoms of emphysema: edible drug might help fight lung disease in people.	Seppa, Nathan	Brief article	278
Taking trophy heads close to home: ritual skulls may be from local people, not foreign warriors.	Bower, Bruce		642
Team spirit: working together, bacteria and other microbes can accomplish much more than they can alone. Now scientists hope to harness that ability by engineering their own microbial consortia.	Gaidos, Susan		2624
Thread of information ties diverse sciences together.	Siegfried, Tom	Editorial	397
To be or not to be free.	Jaquish, Tom; Weir, Nick; Mistretta, Samuel; Wernsing, Gary; Folse, C.W.	Letter to the editor	492
Warmer water, more rain.	Perkins, Sid	Brief article	119
Water on soap is recipe for chaos.	Barry, Patrick	Brief article	161