Articles from Science News (March 24, 2012)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1920s.			420
1930s.			459
1940s.			410
1950s.			400
1960s.			336
1970s.			487
1980s.			532
1990s.			461
2000s.			569
After 90 years of effort, the job remains undone.	Siegfried, Tom	Editorial	409
Antibiotic fails sinus infection test: medicine can't clear blocked passages better than placebo.	Seppa, Nathan	Report	473
Babel No More.	Seppa, Nathan	Brief article	290
Bookshelf.		Book review	184
Brain cells know how you will bet: nucleus accumbens neurons foretell card-game decisions.	Sanders, Laura		494
By any name, it's science news.	Siegfried, Tom	Editorial	297
Chasing the AIDS virus.	Powell, Devin	Brief article	172
Climate in flux.	Raloff, Janet	Brief article	152
Creating a vision.	Sanders, Laura	Brief article	126
Crystals in time may be possible: theory says objects can loop forever in fourth dimension.	Witze, Alexandra		407
Double helix discovered.	Engelhaupt, Erika	Brief article	162
Elementary finds stack up.	Raloff, Janet	Brief article	208
Engineering genes.	Engelhaupt, Erika	Brief article	178
Eye protein also picks up vibes.	Ehrenberg, Rachel	Brief article	105
Food exports can drain arid zones: trade in agricultural products can increase water stress.	Milius, Susan		361
Gas wells leakier than thought: measurements show twice as much methane escaping.	Powell, Devln	Brief article	259
Gene pits eating against sleeping: DNA variant lets flies cope sans slumber until food gets low.	Saey, Tina Hesman		368
Genome paints a better portrait of the Iceman: DNA reveals Otzi had Lyme disease, lactose intolerance.	Saey, Tina Hesman		1040
Germ warfare.	Raloff, Janet	Brief article	150
How the worm bends.	Sanders, Laura	Brief article	136
Little babies know common nouns: even at 6 months, infants recognize names of objects.	Bower, Bruce	Report	359
Lunar lights made by molten blobs: mysterious moon flashes sparked by minimeteorite impacts.	Drake, Nadia		371
Mapping life and death of words: analysis identifies lexical victims of shifting influences.	Ehrenberg, Rachel		386
Mushroom clouds usher in atomic age.	Raloff, Janet	Brief article	134
Ninety years of spreading the science news.	Engelhaupt, Erika	Brief article	222
Origins revealed by mapping paths: modeling strategy can trace roots of widespread phenomena.	Ehrenberg, Rachel	Brief article	290
Photon size a trickier question today.	Quill, Elizabeth	Brief article	300
Plumbing the archives.	Raloff, Janet	Cover story	985
Pondering speedy neutrinos.	Berliner, Robert; Bogart, Al	Letter to the editor	442
Prescient prognostications.	Engelhaupt, Erika	Brief article	221
Race to the moon.	Powell, Devin	Brief article	163
Reading genomes.	Powell, Devin	Brief article	164
Reinventing Discovery: The New Era of Networked Science.	Ehrenberg, Rachel	Book review	252
Rise of quantum theory.	Siegfried, Tom	Brief article	160
Say what?	Witze, Alexandra	Brief article	103
The (-est).	Powell, Devin	Brief article	106
The future's so bright.	Engelhaupt, Erika	Brief article	211
Three-inch pieces of light.		Brief article	253
Tracking Pluto's rise and fall.	Raloff, Janet	Brief article	163
Two cells make fly memories last.	Sanders, Laura	Brief article	128
Vodka delivers shot of creativity: boozy glow may provoke problem-solving insights.	Bower, Bruce		335
Yeast may use protein clumps: malformed proteins might help organisms evolve.	Cheung, Rebecca		437