USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in June, 2001 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Midwestern Earthquakes? —Blame Old Glaciers - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Supernovas and Black Holes Could Offer Clues to Subatomic Particles - neutrinos - Brief Article
• BUCKYBOWLS by the Bucketful - Brief Article
• Is It Possible to Save the BRAZILIAN AMAZON? - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Living Fossils Reveal Molecular Evolution - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• DNA Produces Its Own "Sunscreen" - Brief Article
• Building Three-Dimensional Chips - Brief Article
• Coastal Runoff Killing Underwater Gardens - coral reefs - Brief Article
• Robotic System Detects Genetic Damage - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute SHE machine - Brief Article
• Eliminating "Excuse Factor" Cuts Frustration - Unified Communications software suite from Voice Mobility International Inc - Brief Article
• Fossils Provide Clues to Evolution of Flowers - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Zebrafish Could Replace Lab Mice - proteomic research
• New Technology Will Improve Performance - Brief Article
• "Sociable Machine" - lifelike robot - Brief Article
• Uncovering Evidence Of Giant Ancient Ice Sheets - Brief Article
• Producing Synthetic Antibody Substitutes - Brief Article
• Gel Holds Promise for Medical Applications - developed by researchers at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - Brief Article
• Science Scene - Brief Article
• Ice Probe Provides Antarctic History - Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the California Institute of Technology - Brief Article
• Snake Camouflage Deters Predators - Brief Article
• Turning Magnetic Scrap Into Valuable Alloy - process developed at Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Who Has Legal Jurisdiction? - laws for cyberspace - Brief Article
• Merging Fashion and Technology - clothing incorporating electronic gadgets - Brief Article
• Pros and Cons of Fish Farming - Brief Article
• Asian Nations Catching Up to U.S - finds study of technological capabilities among 33 nations - Brief Article
• New Methods Stimulate Seed Growth - Brief Article
• Making Tissue Temporarily Transparent - University of Texas use glycerol to see through skin - Brief Article
• Deriving Data from Enzymes' Functions - Brief Article
• Gene Mutations Affect Inhalant Response - human response to inhaled endotoxin - Brief Article
• Can Plant Oils Replace Petroleum? - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Balloons Examine Distant Planets - NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Brief Article
• Grid System Eliminates Need to Buy Software - Purdue University Network Computing Hubs - Brief Article
• Dating [H.sub.2]O Can Trace Pollution - researcher develops new nonradioactive way to date water - Brief Article
• "Hidden Hunger" Threatens Many Crops - poor plant nutrition - Brief Article
• Wet Past of Jupiter's Largest Moon - Ganymede - Brief Article
• Cutting Truck Fuel Use and Improving Control - Brief Article
• Worldwide Changes in Policy Research - report on research institutes - Brief Article