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Why Human Blood Drives Mosquitoes Wild
February 08, 2010
Agency:  NSF

NASA Radar Studies Continue in Central America, Hispaniola
February 04, 2010
Agency:  NASA

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NSF Announces the Appointment of James Ulvestad as the New Director of its Division of Astronomical Sciences
February 01, 2010
Agency:  NSF

Evolution Impacts Environment, Study Finds
February 01, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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NSF Submits Its Fiscal Year 2011 Budget Request of $7.4 Billion
February 01, 2010
Agency:  NSF

National Science Board to Meet on Feb. 3 and 4 at NSF Headquarters
February 01, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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Roger Beachy to Deliver Dinner Speech at USDA's 2010 Agricultural Outlook Forum
January 29, 2010
Agency:  USDA/CSREES

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National Science Foundation to Host Annual Budget Request Rollout on Feb. 1
January 29, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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Angry Flies May Help Explain Human Aggression
January 29, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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USDA Grant to Create Healthy Urban Food Enterprise Development Center in Arkansas
January 28, 2010
Agency:  USDA/CSREES

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Dinosaur Discovery Helps Solve Piece of Evolutionary Puzzle
January 28, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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White Roofs May Successfully Cool Cities
January 28, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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Innovative Technique Can Spot Errors in Key Technological Systems
January 27, 2010
Agency:  NSF

Now a Stationary Research Platform, NASA's Mars Rover Spirit Starts a New Chapter in Red Planet Scientific Studies
January 26, 2010
Agency:  NASA

UAVSAR airborne radar will create 3-D maps of earthquake faults over wide swaths of Haiti

NASA Airborne Radar Studies Haiti Earthquake Faults
January 26, 2010
Agency:  NASA

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Scientists Return to Haiti to Assess Possibility of Another Major Quake
January 25, 2010
Agency:  NSF

Geoscientists Drill Deepest Hole in Ocean Crust in Scientific Ocean Drilling History
January 25, 2010
Agency:  NSF

NASA's WISE Eye Spies Near-Earth Asteroid
January 25, 2010
Agency:  NASA

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NASA Adds Extensive Data NASA Adds Extensive Data to Open Government Initiative Web Siteto Open Government Initiative Web Site
January 22, 2010
Agency:  NASA

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Michigan 4-H Program of Distinction Celebrates National Mentoring Month at the White House
January 21, 2010
Agency:  USDA/CSREES

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Watching Crystals Grow May Lead to Faster Electronic Devices
January 21, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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New Earthquake Information Unearthed by San Andreas Fault Studies
January 21, 2010
Agency:  NSF

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USDA Awards More Than $4 Million in Weedy and Invasive Species Research Grants
January 21, 2010
Agency:  USDA/CSREES

Rover Gives NASA an "Opportunity" to View Interior of Mars
January 21, 2010
Agency:  NASA

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2009: Second Warmest Year on Record; End of Warmest Decade
January 21, 2010
Agency:  NASA