Week of March 5, 2012 Archives 
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Monday, March 5
Solved: Mystery of the Nanoscale 'Crop Circles' - Berkeley Nat'l LaboratorySeeing Without Eyes: Hydra's Stingers Respond to Light - Science Codex
Multigenerational Epigenetic Disease from Toxins? - Washington State U.
Software Monitors Students' Emotions, Boredom - Univ. of Notre Dame
Tuesday, March 6
Spider Silk Conducts Heat as Well as Metals - Iowa State UniversityHot Flow Anomaly: Bizarre Space Weather on Venus - NASA
Mutation Causing Neck-Twisting Disorder Found - Mayo Clinic
Where Is the Seat of Creativity in the Brain? - Univ. of Southern California
Wednesday, March 7
Why Does the 'Man in the Moon' Face the Earth? - Calif. Institute of Tech.Graphene Battery Turns Ambient Heat into Electricity - MIT Tech. Rev.
Hot 'n Cold: Mixed Ecosystem Found in Deep Ocean - UC-San Diego
Levitating Beads Can Detect Proteins - Chemical & Engineering News
Thursday, March 8
'Seek the Obscure': Problem-Solving Technique - Assoc. for Psych. ScienceRevolutionary New Electron Microscope Created - University of Sheffield
Carefully Measuring the Antihydrogen Atom - Berkeley National Lab
Biodegradable Transistors Made from Human Proteins - Tel Aviv Univ.
Friday, March 9
How to Teach Your Robot New Tricks - Georgia TechSometimes Quickest Path Is Not Straight Line - Mass. Institute of Tech.
'Nuclear Clock' Much Better than Atomic Clock - U. of New South Wales
LED Converts Heat into Light at 200% Efficiency - Physics World