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Jul 4

6From the blogosphere Nature 6Does the past have a future in Berlin? Nature 6Ecology: Drought and the lion Nature 5Acoustics: Fiddling the numbers Nature 5Nanotechnology: Electron windmills Nature 5Reduce confusion by using 'design' more intelligently Nature 5Natural history: Nasty, brutish and short Nature 5Feasting and fasting Nature 5In rude health Nature 5Genetics: The genetics of anarchy Nature 5Chemical biology: Anti-Alzheimer's agent Nature 5Materials science: The heart of glass Nature 5Hidden Treasures: Institute of Physiology collection Nature 5Solar System: A shock for Voyager 2 Nature 5Abstractions Nature 550 & 100 Years Ago Nature 5SMAD proteins control DROSHA-mediated microRNA maturation Nature 5Epicardial progenitors contribute to the cardiomyocyte lineage in the developing heart Nature 5Functional asymmetry in Caenorhabditis elegans taste neurons and its computational role in chemotaxis Nature 4Mercury: The incredible shrinking planet New Scientist 4Cool heliosheath plasma and deceleration of the upstream solar wind at the termination shock Nature 4Vibrational excitation through tug-of-war inelastic collisions Nature 4Extinction risk depends strongly on factors contributing to stochasticity Nature 4A myocardial lineage derives from Tbx18 epicardial cells Nature 4Template-directed synthesis of a genetic polymer in a model protocell Nature 4Dissecting direct reprogramming through integrative genomic analysis Nature 4Magnetic fields at the solar wind termination shock Nature 4Intense plasma waves at and near the solar wind termination shock Nature 4Domination of heliosheath pressure by shock-accelerated pickup ions from observations of neutral atoms Nature 4Ecology: Return of the niche Nature 4Atmospheric chemistry: Her dark materials Nature 4Physical chemistry: When molecules don't rebound Nature 4Science and Music: The ear of the beholder Nature 4Arise 'cliodynamics' Nature 4Origins of life: How leaky were primitive cells? Nature 4Neuroscience: Predicting psychosis Nature 4Picture not quite worth 1,000 words in this case Nature 4Perils of perversity Nature 4Bonding as key to hominid origins Nature 4Novel alchemy Nature 4Journal club Nature 4Amateurs as an outreach of HAARP's lunar-echo study Nature 4Reality lags behind rhetoric in building interdisciplinary work Nature 4Springy sediments may amplify tsunamis New Scientist 4Making the paper: Marina Wolf Nature 4 Scientific American 3Which countries would you pick for your climate team? New Scientist 3Will huge health plan make guinea pigs of UK citizens? New Scientist 3Quick-thinking ants trim foliage to fit New Scientist 3'Gordon Gekko' trading bot profits from mood swings New Scientist 3Californian wildfires claim life of rare condor chick New Scientist 3Can the US get Beyond Einstein? New Scientist 3Genetics: Sex and the cortex Nature 3Chemistry: Flipping brilliant Nature 3Spatial cooperativity in soft glassy flows Nature 3An asymmetric solar wind termination shock Nature 3Volcanic carbon dioxide vents show ecosystem effects of ocean acidification Nature 3Pulsar's wobble provides new Einstein test New Scientist 3Why satnavs are a detective's best friend New Scientist 3Wine chemical improves health but not longevity New Scientist 33D modelling gets the measure of stone axes New Scientist 3Do we have the technology to build a bionic human? New Scientist 3Solar sail gets another chance for launch New Scientist 3Body-sensing shirt could sharpen up your tennis swing New Scientist 3Cleaner fish calms predators with caresses New Scientist 3Tiny scanner may monitor astronauts' mental health New Scientist 3Greenland ice sheet slams the brakes on New Scientist 3Superstitions evolved to help us survive New Scientist 3ET could 'tickle' stars to create galactic internet New Scientist 3Sensor-laden toy diverts kids from pain New Scientist 2Brain chemical may have role in cot death New Scientist 2Frozen embryos do better in IVF New Scientist 2Giant rubber snake could be the future of wave power New Scientist 2Microwave ray gun controls crowds with noise New Scientist 2Lack of cracks may explain Peru meteorite mystery New Scientist 2Formation of accumbens GluR2-lacking AMPA receptors mediates incubation of cocaine craving Nature 2Why continents split up and get back together New Scientist 2Global treaty promises hard times for file sharers New Scientist 2Interview: It's a dog's life... again New Scientist 2Mediation of the solar wind termination shock by non-thermal ions Nature 2Climate change: Acid test for marine biodiversity Nature 2Air travel in the tropics is worse for climate New Scientist 2Steam car to go for land speed record New Scientist 2Counting monkeys tick off yet another 'human' ability New Scientist 2Diet-sized snack packs turn off willpower New Scientist 2Did newborn Earth harbour life? New Scientist 2Insulating continents cause tectonic cycles to flip New Scientist 2Rainforests get a climate boost from UK grassland New Scientist 2Self-help software to soothe stressed astronauts New Scientist 2Wind turbines make bat lungs explode New Scientist 2'Water bears' are first animal to survive space vacuum New Scientist 2Aboriginals and academics bury bones of contention New Scientist 2Guiding internet traffic beats throttling it New Scientist 2New bug ferments green fuel on the cheap New Scientist 2International nuclear rules bent for India deal New Scientist 2Making the paper: John Brigande Nature 2Abstractions Nature 2From the blogosphere Nature 2America's fresh start Nature 2Creation and classrooms Nature