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Twitter Data Used to Track Vaccination Rates and Attitudes
13 October
Molecular Depth Profiling Modeled Using Buckyballs and Low-Energy Argon (podcast)
11 October
Science Beat podcast: Record-Breaking Solar Cell Announced by Multinational Research Team
18 September 2011
Science Beat: Endangered Horse Has Ancient Origins and High Genetic Diversity
7 September
Science Beat podcast:Innovative Nanoparticle Purification System Uses Magnetic Fields
6 September 2011
Science Beat podcast: Atomic Clock with the World's Best Long-Term Accuracy Is Revealed by Research
28 August 2011
Science Beat podcast: Distant Black Hole Discovered Devouring a Sun-Like Star
24 August 2011
Science Beat podcast: Ancestry of Polar Bears Traced to Ireland
7 July 2011
Science Beat podcast: Scientists Sequence Endangered Tasmanian Devil's Genome
June 2011
Science Beat podcast: Slowing the Spread of Drug-Resistant Diseases Is the Goal of a New Research Area
June 2011
Science Beat podcast: Life-History Traits May Affect DNA Mutation Rates in Males More than in Females
June 2011
Science Beat podcast: Largest Ever 3-D Map of the Distant Universe is Revealed
May 2011
Science Beat podcast: New Technique Sheds Light on the Mysterious Process of Cell Division
May 2011
Science Beat podcast: Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Have Evolved a Unique Chemical Mechanism
(May 2011)
Science Beat podcast: Cosmic Explosion is New Candidate for Most Distant Object in Universe
(May 2011)
Science Beat podcast: Nearby Supernova Factory Turns On
May 2011
Packaging Process for Genes Discovered in New Research (podcast)
(May 2011)
Zombie Ants Have Fungus on the Brain (podcast)
(May 2011)
Scientists Recreate Brain Cells from Skin Cells to Study Schizophrenia Safely (podcast)
(April 2011)
New Genetic Study Helps to Solve Darwin's Mystery about the Ancient Evolution of Flowering Plants (podcast)
(April 2011)

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