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Hard science: researchers are paving the way for innovative cement materials.		Jul 9, 1988	2247
Superdeformed nuclei go for a spin; physicists are head over heels about rapidly rotating, superdeformed nuclei.		May 28, 1988	1485
African elephants: a dying way of life.		May 21, 1988	513
First world estimate of metal pollution.		May 14, 1988	510
The body ear: to pinpoint a sound's direction, coqui frogs may lend not only an ear but a lung as well.		May 14, 1988	1176
Happy birthday, condor chick.		May 7, 1988	300
Fingerprinting DNA from a single hair.		Apr 23, 1988	1110
The art detectives: science brings a new perspective to the study of art.		Apr 23, 1988	2382
Jump for joy: blue frog babies.		Apr 16, 1988	349
Creatures of the dreamtime: a new exhibit digs deep into Australia's past lives.		Apr 16, 1988	2224
The muscular machinery of tentacles, trunks and tongues: scientists discover a new way for muscles to work.		Mar 26, 1988	1169
Record speedups for parallel processing.		Mar 19, 1988	834
FY '88: who got what for research and development.		Feb 27, 1988	734
All charged up for the positron microscope: using antimatter to make microscopes that matter.		Feb 20, 1988	1196
Prenatal toxoplasmosis tests: medical advances, backward policy?		Feb 13, 1988	816
Death-defying dehydration: sugars sweeten survival for dried-out animals, membranes and cells.		Feb 13, 1988	3287
New look at the sprawl in gator's gait.		Jan 30, 1988	362
U.S., Soviets sign scientific accord.		Jan 23, 1988	239
Water contents hard to swallow?		Jan 16, 1988	376
Ozone reports stir debate.		Jan 9, 1988	858
Computer scents: a computer sniffs out how rats learn to distinguish odors.		Jan 9, 1988	1789
They may not be super, but semis are hot.		Dec 19, 1987	748
'Snapshots' of bond breaking and making.		Dec 12, 1987	697
Focusing on brain-tumor phosphates.		Dec 12, 1987	497
New bone-loss risk factors in young women.		Nov 28, 1987	911
Female fish fond of male's fiefdom.		Nov 7, 1987	342
The spark: personal testimonies of creativity.		Nov 7, 1987	2313
Hologram: new dimensions for X-rays.		Oct 31, 1987	599
Piano playing preserved in dementia.		Oct 31, 1987	288
Dissecting learning in Aplysia.		Oct 31, 1987	306
Jarring notice of California quake dangers.		Oct 10, 1987	451
Closing the biosensor gap.		Oct 3, 1987	663
Frog defense: make snakes yawn.		Oct 3, 1987	397
A bizarre bezoar tale.		Sep 19, 1987	256
Loosening bacteria's hold on implants.		Sep 19, 1987	300
Medicating through the nose.		Sep 19, 1987	343
A predator plant's chemical radar.		Sep 19, 1987	266
Skin reborn from muscle.		Sep 12, 1987	674
Health hazard from copier exhaust.		Sep 12, 1987	398
Hunting for Legionnaire's bacteria.		Sep 12, 1987	301
Needed: a cure for curing snuff.		Sep 12, 1987	247
Radical dangers up in smoke.		Sep 12, 1987	661
Double-beta decay caught in the act.		Sep 5, 1987	637
Shrinking silicon chips down to size.		Aug 29, 1987	408
Beyond the cutting edge of cold: the way to freeze organs without ice may be clear as glass.		Aug 29, 1987	3430
Explaining carbon-cluster magic numbers.		Aug 15, 1987	711
Frogs get the jump on microbes.		Aug 8, 1987	875
Neural nets catch the ABCs of DNA.		Aug 1, 1987	1232
The electric life of plants gives fungal spores a charge.		Jul 25, 1987	860
Sweet success in freezing islets.		Jul 18, 1987	592
Putting the freeze on liver tumors.		Jul 11, 1987	423
Fluids flushed with promise.		Jul 4, 1987	863
The bun also rises with freeze-hearty yeast.		Jul 4, 1987	335
Musseling in on novel cryoprotectants.		Jul 4, 1987	265
Celebrating Newton: the legacy and legend of Isaac Newton live on 300 years after the publication of his masterpiece, the Principia.	Biography	Jul 4, 1987	2001
Lasers light the way for computer links.		Jun 27, 1987	791
Smooth-muscle cells: twist and clout.		Jun 20, 1987	623
Whistling for lightning's rhythm.		Jun 13, 1987	389
Spider's perfume fatal for moths.		May 30, 1987	399
Workers and blood: call for caution.		May 30, 1987	694
Eat to remember.		May 23, 1987	288
AIDS vaccines: the problems of human testing.		May 23, 1987	2252
OTA warning on wastes in coastal waters.		May 16, 1987	997
Silicon devices: LED there be light.		May 9, 1987	1207
Worldwide progress in ozone talks.		May 9, 1987	401
Leg 113: drilling into Antarctica's past.		May 2, 1987	1283
Soviet-ODP partnership on or off?		May 2, 1987	517
How hot is the heart of the earth?		Apr 18, 1987	596
Volcanoes and extinctions: round two.		Apr 18, 1987	2325
Surgery without sutures; glues may solve some sticky problems in medicine.		Apr 11, 1987	1516
AIDS vaccine: time for human tests?		Apr 4, 1987	415
Fungi feel their way to feast.		Apr 4, 1987	708
The inner earth is coming out; geophysicists are on the cutting edge of the planet's deepest frontier.		Apr 4, 1987	1940
Cloud conundrums; satellites have spied strange plumes coming from the Soviet Arctic regions, including some rising from an island that served as a nuclear testing ground.		Mar 28, 1987	1767
Tuning in to songbirds and their songs.		Mar 21, 1987	896
Hot questions in superconductivity.		Mar 14, 1987	598
Plaque hemorrhage linked to stroke.		Mar 14, 1987	651
Bright prospects for laboratory lasers.		Mar 7, 1987	740
Sea cycle clock.		Mar 7, 1987	2132
Lake Nyos reported red and rumbling.		Feb 28, 1987	432
Superconductive barriers surpassed.		Feb 21, 1987	412
Drilling discoveries in the Pacific.		Feb 14, 1987	1621
Earth's most abundant mineral.		Feb 14, 1987	491
Ozone and global warming: what to do?		Feb 7, 1987	778
Getting to the bottom of the San Andreas.		Jan 31, 1987	760
Warming up to an El Nino.		Jan 24, 1987	654
Cameroon lake: new clues, new clouds?		Jan 17, 1987	922
Boning up on bowhead habitats.		Jan 3, 1987	754
Geophysics on the fifth force's trail.		Jan 3, 1987	874
Forests made the world frigid?		Jan 3, 1987	306
Opening doors to the core, and more.		Jan 3, 1987	581
Washout at the GPS Shootout?		Jan 3, 1987	337
Hydrothermal discoveries from the deep.		Dec 20, 1986	745
Ionoquakes from groundshakes.		Dec 20, 1986	158
Radio waves signal earthquakes.		Dec 20, 1986	437
Rooting for continental roots; the discovery that the old cores of continents are unusually thick is rifting traditional notions about continental drift.		Dec 13, 1986	2773
The banded iron formation theory.		Dec 6, 1986	305
Iridium spike not a comet strike?		Dec 6, 1986	301
Erosion from water in parched lands.		Nov 29, 1986	687
The ozone hole, dynamically speaking.		Nov 29, 1986	2302