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S. Korean university regrets fake claims
Jan 10 2006 11:29PM (CT)
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korea's top university on Wednesday apologized for the scandal over stem cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk's faked research, calling it a blemish on the country that embraced him as a national hero.
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N.M. excavations uncover acequia history
Jan 10 2006 7:09PM (CT)
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Excavations of a long-buried arroyo and four acequias are giving Santa Fe more information about its historic ditch system and what the community was like hundreds of years ago.
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India joins nations on rocket technology
Jan 10 2006 7:09PM (CT)
BANGALORE, India (AP) - India has joined a handful of countries with the technology to build a new type of supersonic rocket that could reduce satellite launching costs by nearly 90 percent, the nation's space agency said Tuesday.
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Biologist: Warming may cut duck numbers
Jan 10 2006 7:09PM (CT)
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - A professor from the University of Montana had a simple message Tuesday in Arkansas: if you like hunting ducks, support international efforts to prevent global warming.
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Journal rethinks stem-cell review process
Jan 10 2006 7:07PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The highly regarded journal that published the South Korean stem-cell research now exposed as a sham is considering ways to improve safeguards against scientific fraud.
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Project hopes to find star dust on earth
Jan 10 2006 7:07PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Computer users are being invited to join the hunt for minute grains of star dust that a NASA spacecraft should return to Earth this weekend.
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Study examines new Helmet technology
Jan 10 2006 4:25AM (CT)
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Newer helmet technology could reduce the risk of high school football players getting concussions, but not the severity of the injury, according to new research.
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