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  1. Raising Trust

    Some forager groups may nurture a sharing sense in their offspring.

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  2. Energy-efficient brains

    Successful problem solving depends on a brain that efficiently lessens its workload rather than laboring harder.

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  3. Planetary Science

    Forgotten Planet

    Mercury: The solar system's inner frontier.

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  4. Tech

    Building a Supermodel

    Researchers are combining ergonomics and biological research with computer power to build a virtual human that can simulate human biology from anatomy down to the genetic code.

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  5. Humans

    Of Rats, Mice, and Birds

    Fireworks erupt over an extension of rules to protect lab animals.

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  6. Chemistry

    Glowing bacteria gobble gook in soil

    A genetically engineered bacterium lights up as it breaks down organic contaminants in soil.

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  7. Tech

    Eau, Brother!

    The combination of advanced sensor materials and powerful computer chips promises devices that can sense threats ranging from bacteria in food to explosives in land mines.

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  8. Treatment enigma for disturbed kids

    Two new studies offer conflicting views of the effectiveness of mental-health services for children and teenagers.

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  9. Astronomy

    No signal from Mars Polar Lander

    A radio signal that NASA hoped came from the vanished Mars Polar Lander has a terrestrial origin, scientists from the space agency and Stanford University have concluded.

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  10. Astronomy

    Getting a Clear View

    Outfitted with a mirror that flexes several hundred times a second to compensate for the blurring induced by Earth’s atmosphere, one of the world’s sharpest telescopes just got a whole lot sharper.

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  11. Planetary Science

    Reviewers see red over recent Mars programs

    NASA's two most recent missions to Mars failed because they were underfunded, managed by inexperienced people, and insufficiently tested, according to a report released March 28.

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  12. Health & Medicine

    Panel ups RDAs for some antioxidants

    An Institute of Medicine panel reported that dietary antioxidants such as vitamins A and E can limit cellular damage from free radicals but warned that studies in people have never adequately established a direct connection between antioxidant consumption and prevention of chronic disease.

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