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NY Times Science
Monday th 18th of April 2011
Glowing With Health (1 Letter)
- 18:40
Sick, but Not Alone (1 Letter)
- 18:40
The Hearts of Athletes (1 Letter)
- 18:40
Infectious Enthusiasm (1 Letter)
- 18:40
Well: New Lessons to Pave a Road to Safety
- 18:40
Reptiles Eat With the Bones Humans Hear With, Fossil Proves
- 18:40
Observatory: Some Dinosaurs Liked the Night Life, Eye Bones Show
- 18:00
Observatory: A Recording Studio Found Under the Pacific
- 18:00
Whales’ Grandeur and Grace, Up Close
- 18:00
Mind: Come on, I Thought I Knew That!
- 17:20
Green: The Koch Brothers and Climate Science, Redux
- 16:40
Global Update: Syria: Fighting the Fungi That Threaten Wheat
- 16:00
Personal Best: For an Exercise Afterburn, Intensity May Be the Key
- 16:00
Drug That Stops Bleeding Shows Off-Label Dangers
- 16:00
Books on Science: Eighty Years Along, a Longevity Study Still Has Ground to Cover
- 16:00
Personal Health: The Nose May Not Know What It’s Missing
- 15:20
Q & A: Name Your Poison
- 15:20
Wordplay: Numberplay: Car Talk Pet Store Puzzler
- 14:00
Really?: The Claim: To Reduce Snoring, Try Sleeping on Your Side
- 14:00
Vital Signs: Exercise: Fewer Healthy Habits for Young Mothers
- 14:00
Vital Signs: Hazards: More Culprits in Hair Loss Than Just the Salon
- 14:00
Vital Signs: Patterns: Treating Other Conditions May Stave Off Alzheimer’s, Study Finds
- 14:00
To Tug Hearts, Music First Must Tickle the Neurons
- 13:20
Green: Frustration and Hope as Oil Drilling Regulator Remakes Itself
- 12:00
Green: Cornell Gas Study Stirs Heated Debate
- 07:40
Tokyo Utility Lays Out Plan for Its Reactors
- 00:10
Decision Looms for Laos Dam, but Impact Is Unclear
- 00:10
Sunday th 17th of April 2011
Dot Earth: From 'Wall-E' to Fukushima, Robots Roam
- 14:20
Green: For Energy-Starved India, Japan's Crisis Raises Hard Questions
- 09:20
Saturday th 16th of April 2011
Tight Regulation of Offshore Rigs Remains Elusive
- 23:50
Dot Earth: Humanity as Assailant, Earth as Avenger?
- 19:20
Wyoming’s Boom Poses Challenges For Obama
- 19:20
Fishermen in Amazon See a Rival in Dolphins
- 19:20
Chemicals Were Injected Into Wells, Report Says
- 19:20
Friday th 15th of April 2011
William N. Lipscomb Jr., Nobel Prize-Winning Chemist, Dies at 91
- 23:20
G.O.P. Pushes to Deregulate Environment at State Level
- 23:20
Science and Secrets in New York City Playgrounds
- 17:30
Green: Clouds Part for U.S. Solar Industry
- 16:50
Dot Earth: On Pinwheels, Networks and Resilience
- 15:30
Green: Agency Seeks to Delist Great Lakes Wolves
- 15:00
Green: U.S. Expands Seeding of Biomass
- 14:30
Scientist at Work: To Catch a Frigate Bird
- 12:40
Well: Sexism Charges Divide Surgeons’ Group
- 11:30
T.V.A. Agrees to Shutter 18 Generators That Use Coal
- 10:10
T.V.A. Considers Improvements for 6 U.S. Nuclear Reactors
- 10:10
Thursday th 14th of April 2011
Green: Arpa-E Is Poised to Put Products on the Grid
- 15:20
Green: Weather Satellites on the Chopping Block
- 14:40
Green: When the Devil Is in the Installation Details
- 14:00
Languages Grew From a Seed in Africa, Study Says
- 13:30
Green: On Our Radar: Rand Paul Attacks Appliance Efficiency Rules
- 13:00
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