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The Dark Side of Tiger Conservation: Attacks on humans rise in Nepal's recovering forests
4 Dec
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4 Dec
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3 Dec
The Placebo Effect: Not All in Your Head: Genetics may determine susceptibility to fake medication response
2 Dec
The Long Road to Modernity: Archaeological dating suggests modern humans may have inherited some fancy tools
1 Dec
Lasers Uncover Craters: New technology pinpoints previously unknown meteor impacts
1 Dec
How Childhood Leukemia Fights Back: Scientists find intriguing patterns in DNA from relapsed patients
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Credit: D. Normile/Science Three Asian Nations Link Up to Form a Formidable Radio Telescope Array: South Korea's first very long baseline interferometry array is being completed this week. Linked to arrays in Japan and China, Korea's three instruments will fill out the densest network of its kind.