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- Yale's Thomas Steitz Awarded Nobel Prize in Chemistry
- Stepping Stones Museum for Children Celebrates Ten Years, Upcoming Expansion
- News from the National Academies:
- Protecting a Critical Resource
- Actions Needed to Reduce Threats from Hepatitus B and C
- "America's Energy Future" Issues Final Report
- Air Pollutants Know No Borders
- Reassessing Sale of Nation's Helium Reserve
- Mapped Genome Show's Corn's Adapatability
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- New Research Suggests Poor Dental Health Linked to More Serious Health Issues
- Science Education is 'Hands-On' at Talcott Mountain Science Center
- News from the National Academies:
- ”Hidden” Costs of Energy in US Subject of New NRC Report
- Smoking Bans Reduce Secondhand Smoke Risks
- Improved Voter Database Interoperability Urged
- New School Meal Nutrition Guidelines Advised
- White House Announces ‘Educate to Innovate’
- New Radio Spectrum Management Policies Needed
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
In Volume 24,3 - Fall 2009
- Silicon Nanowires Key to Revolutionary New Hand-Held Diagnostic Biosensors: Yale Lab Develops "Deceptively Simple" Device
- In Memoriam: Edward A. Adelberg, PhD
- News from the National Academies:
- America’s Energy Future: Technology and Transformation
- Creative Young Engineers Chosen for NAE Symposium
- Report Faults US Plan for Research on Potential Health, Environmental Risks from Nanomaterials
- FreedomCAR, Fuel Partnership Strategy Assessed
- News from the Science Center
- A Case for Capturing CT's Waste Heat
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Experiment Station in Forefront of Efforts to Monitor, Test for Mosquito-Borne Viruses
- UConn's Birge Awarded CT Medal of Science
- News from the National Academies:
- More Transparency Urged for US Cyberattack Policy
- ‘New Paradigm’ Needed for Renewal of US Sustainable Critical Infrastructure Systems
- Federal Government Should Give Greater Support to Decision Makers Coping With Climate Chang
- IOM Releases Guide on Pandemic Flu
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Science is for Everyone at the New Connecticut Science Center
- News from the National Academies:
- A Key to Treating Lyme Disease
- Report Urges Major Overhaul of US Forensic Science System
- Prevention of Mental, Emotional and Behavioral Problems in Young People Should be US Priority
- Role of Hydrogen Research for US Energy Future
- HIPAA Privacy Rule Fails to Adequately Protect Patient Privacy and Hampers Health Research
- Views of "Dual-Use" Research, Bioterrorism Studied
- Informal Settings Can Boost Science Learning, Report Says
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Science is for Everyone at the New Connecticut Science Center
- News from the National Academies:
- A Key to Treating Lyme Disease
- Report Urges Major Overhaul of US Forensic Science System
- Prevention of Mental, Emotional and Behavioral Problems in Young People Should be US Priority
- Role of Hydrogen Research for US Energy Future
- HIPAA Privacy Rule Fails to Adequately Protect Patient Privacy and Hampers Health Research
- Views of "Dual-Use" Research, Bioterrorism Studied
- Informal Settings Can Boost Science Learning, Report Says
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
In Volume 23,4 - Winter 2008
- Personalized Medicine: The 'Medical GPS' of the Future?
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Forest Management Important for Fresh Water Supplies
- Increasing the Nation's Fresh Water Supplies through Desalination
- Are Board-Certified Teachers More Effective?
- Booklet Explores National Plant Genome Initiative
- EPA Stormwater Program Needs Major Overhaul
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Climate Change and Connecticut: New Legislation Mandates Action on Global Warming
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Local Emergency Plans Need to Address Role of Transit System
- Study Urges Continued Government Support for Hydrogen Vehicle Research and Develoment
- Restoration of Climate Sensors Urged
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
In Volume 23,2 - Summer 2008
- Connecticut's Engineers Without Borders: "Building a Better World, One Community at a Time"
- Two Yale Scientists Awarded Prestigious CT Science Medals
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Climate Change and the US Transportation Infrastructure
- New Approach to Effective Health Care Urged
- Water Implications of Increased Biofuel Production
- Wake Turbulence A Challenge in Crowded Skies
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Rudd Center's Brownell is on a Mission: Improve World's Diet, Prevent Obesity, Fight Weight Gain Stigma
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Low-Level Nitrogen Pollution More Harmful Than Thought
- US Climate Change Research Program Making Progress in Documenting Changes, Lagging in Study of Impact on Humans
- New Study Examines Benefits of the Satellite Age
- Report Cites Success of US Plant Genome Sequencing Initiative, Urges Broader Mission
- NASA's K-12 Education Program Falling Short
- New Web Resource for Drinking Water
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Hopes, Promises and Expectations for Connecticut's Stem Cell Research Program
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Open Exchange of Research Critical to National Security
- Sleep Deprivation and Emotion
- MRSA More Common Than Thought
- Competition from Abroad Threatens US Lead in Mechanical Engineering Basic Research
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- NASA Space Grant Consortium Supports Research at State’s Colleges, Universities
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Report Recommends Nutrition Standards For ‘Competitive’ Foods and Drinks Sold in Nation’s Schools
- Foreign Languages & International Education Need More Support from Nation’s Education System
- Scientific Advances Offer New Directions and Approaches for Testing Chemicals for Toxicity
- Millions of Americans Take Medications Incorrectly
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Biodiesel Holds Promise as New Energy Source, Economic Boon for Connecticut
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- National Academies Join International Call for World Leaders to Address Global Climate Change and Energy Access Issues
- New Report Examines Environmental Impacts of Wind Energy Projects
- New Science of Metagenomics May Revolutionize Understanding of Microbial World
- VA Urged to Revise Its Methods for Evaluating and Compensating Vets for PTSD
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
- Using Animals and Deep Sea Exploration to 'Capture the Imagination' of Future Scientists at Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration
- Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
- News from the National Academies:
- Study Urges Laser Technology for New Floodplain Maps
- NAE Announces Grainger Challenge Prize Winners
- More Small-Scale, Low-Cost Space Missions Urged
- In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
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