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She said hostility to smokers in public was not necessarily congruent with science, which found limited evidence of the impact of smoke-laced air in the outdoors.

In 2001, Alfred Roca and colleagues published a landmark paper on elephant genomics in Science, which found distinct genetic differences between forest and savanna elephants.

The latest evidence comes in a study being published today in the journal Science, which found that rock buried nearly 2,000 feet under the seabed off New Jersey is so porous that it is actually mostly water.

That's the conclusion of a study published today in Science, which finds that the inexorable drift of Earth's tectonic plates isn't inexorable at all.

The answer is yes, according to new research published Wednesday in Science Robotics, which found that children are particularly susceptible to robotic social influence.

A controversial study published in the journal Science in October 2009, which found an association between the illness and a mouse leukemia retrovirus known as XMRV, was retracted last week by the editors of the journal.

The app comes out of research from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, which found that the average person racks up 10 to 15 minutes per day of essentially wasted waiting time while conversing over IM.

Prague became a major European cultural center with a characteristic flavor of science and the occult, which found its way into Arcimboldi's work.

They highlighted basic science and animal studies which found that engrafted MSCs were less able to regulate growth patterns and how this could potentially lead to breast cancer recurrence.

Klasfeld also practiced at Skadden, Arps, Meagher and Flom, where he served as plaintiffs' counsel in the United States District Court case McLean v. Arkansas, which found that creation science was not science and could not be taught as a competing theory with evolution.

This uptick was preceded by a glimmer of hope from a CGS report released last November (Science, 11 November 2005, p. 957), which found a 1% increase in international student enrollment in graduate programs at U.S. universities.