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• Military wants to study mind-reading
• Jab to cure arthritis 'to be available within five years'
• Rat's brain powers robot
• Sagem Morpho Unveils New Generation of Mobile Biometric ID D
• Invisibility cloak a ‘step closer'
• Atom-smashing lab says experiment to start end-June
• Seal of King Zedekiah's minister found in J'lem dig
• New fossil footprint may prove man lived with dinosaurs
• Nasa's lander samples Mars water
• Nicholas II's cloning is possible, scientists claim
• European Researchers Developing Touchy-Feely Robots
• Human Speech Traced to Talking Fish
• Israeli scientists communicate with plants
• Latest buzz: Shock bracelets for all airline passengers
• Nano-powder reveals clearer fingerprints
• Technology reshapes America's classrooms
• Stolen OnStar Cars Stop In The Name Of The Law
• Earth's Core, Magnetic Field Changing Fast, Study Says
• Iran successfully tests HIV medication
• Iran's Cinnovex hailed worldwide
• Four More Spacecraft Show Bizarre Speed Changes
• New Testing of Fetuses for Down's Could Pose Ethical Dilemma
• Jurassic Park comes true: How scientists are bringing dinosa
• Israeli co develops system that allows users to see thru wal
• Biometrics
• Eight 'clone farm' cows born in Britain - and their meat cou
• Monkey Eats Using Thoughts To Control Robotic Arm
• Holy water? Christian man's car 'gets 100 miles per ounce'
• Scientist: Humans Can See Into Future
• On the Effectiveness of Aluminium Foil Helmets
• Tissue of dead humans to be cloned
• Paper airplane to fly from space to Earth!
• Computer trained to "read" mind images of words
• 'God particle' expected to be found soon
• 10 essential (and free!) security downloads for Windows
• citrus extract could be world's first natural preservative
• ‘Big Brother’ database for phones and e-mails
• Why Are Some Christians Afraid of Science?
• NBC admits "inadvertent" broadcast flag use, still
• Samsung demonstrates e-passport with flexible OLED display
• Human genetic separation suggested
• First cloned dog set to produce offspring
• Planets by the dozen: New survey may produce bonanza of new
• Bush Signs Bill To Take All Newborns' DNA
• World’s First Nuclear Radiation-Blocking, Anti-Chemical
• Robobug goes to war: Troops to use electronic insects to spo
• Pixie dust grows finger back?
• Primitive Alien Life May Exist, Stephen Hawking Says
• Transhumansim
• Iran makes human-looking robot
• Floating shoes make dreams true
• Astronomers Find Ticking Cosmic Time Bomb
• Dozens of Galaxies Collide in Dramatic Space Images
• Large Hadron Collider could unlock secrets of the Big Bang (1 2)
• Germans build spider silk spinner
• A permanent reference in time and space.
• Web pages have 'come alive and started breeding'
• neat video of hologram
• Total Recall
• Earth's Hum Sounds More Mysterious Than Ever
• SD Memory Card Turns Cell Phones Into RFID Terminals
• Biometric methadone system for prisons
• German Schoolboy Finds Fault in NASA's Apophis Calculations
• Coming soon:' The Grid' even more superfast internet (1 2)
• Got friends on Yahoo Messenger and MSN and AOL? Try Tillian
• Same-sex couples could create children
• Txtnpay to create a cashless society
• 'Now we have the technology that can make a cloned child'
• Teen Dating: Trading Nude Photos Via Cell Phone
• The new chip that will let an iPod store 500,000 songs
• Google Earth, U.N. Pair Up to Map World Refugees' Movements
• Encryption on a RFID chip cracked - Cash cards affected
• New Fossil Snake With Legs, Reported In Science
• Scientists discover 8,000-year-old trees
• Powerful new satellite to debut over Pacific
• What was lost tens of millions of years ago is now found.
• FCC Approves Emergency Mobile-Device Text Alerts
• Scientists Create Artificial Sperm
• 'The Grid' Could Soon Make the Internet Obsolete
• No end in site for animal cloning moratorium: USDA
• The 'purrfect' cat flap
• Comcast offers super-fast Internet speeds
• The Facebook tool which turns your mobile into a snoop
• UK's first hybrid embryos created
• 'Big Bang' machine could destroy the planet, says lawsuit
• The man making 'wind bags'
• Crusaders 'left genetic legacy'
• MacBook Air hacked in 2 minutes
• Hovering drone could report for work at Miami-Dade police st
• SBC Leaders: Caring For The Earth A Command Of God
• Prehistoric sea reptile uncovered
• Star Spanish bull to be cloned in bid to preserve fighting g
• Israeli mathematician unravels puzzle that baffled scientist
• CONSUMER CONFIDENTIAL: New phones can peek at you
• Business biometrics raises ID theft risk
• Germans to help Brazil launch satellite
• MPs back artificial sperm for childless
• Cellphones to keep track of your purchases -- and you
• Swarms of Transformer-style robots to be built
• Bringing Second Life To Life: Researchers Create Character W
• Iran produces skin from fibroblast cells
• Nano-controlling chemical brain invented
• Britain makes camera that "sees" under clothes
• Ovarian cancer soon to be treatable
• Mind-reading machines are real!
• Control iPod music at blink of an eye
• Take digital notes from paper without PC
• MIT scientists design foldable car
• Europe to launch 'Jules Verne'
• 26 Awesome Medical Breakthroughs
• IDF to use unmanned jeeps in conflict with Gaza militants
• New breakthroughs in electronic inks
• Fighting terror beyond limits of human eyesight
• Brits to make 'first talking robot'
• Biometric Fingerprint Doorlocks
• New spacecraft to track Earth bound asteroids trajectory
• Brain-Reading Headset to Sell for $299
• 32 GPS Satellites: Today Is the Day
• Jumbo-jet burns coconuts to fly
• 'Doomsday' Seed Vault Opens in Arctic
• Building chips with DNA nanotechnology
• *Scientists discover new way to store information via DNA
• Google invests in trans-pacific cable
• RFID Reader to Locate Passive Tags To Within Six Inches
• Are Biometrics the Future of Credit Cards?
• EU throws €5.5bn at embedded chips and nanotech
• New Control Mechanism For Genetic Code Translation Discovere
• Machines to match man by 2029
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