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Region: South Asia
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Science City: Sao Paulo
The science afoot in Brazil's most populous city
Science in the Air at Davos
Delegates to the World Economic Forum discuss the emergence of India and China, human enhancement and oil.
New & Notable: 1/13 - 1/19
Swordtails measure their equipment, women smell best when they're making eggs and parrots divulge all your secrets.
The Week in Science: 1/06 - 1/12
Avian flu heads west, the north was warm in 2005 and Snuppy is all that remains of Hwang Woo-suk's eastern empire.
The Anti-Kyoto
World's largest polluters will work with industry to address climate concerns.
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The Week in Science 12/23-12/29
Hwang is out, Shell Oil is in trouble and 2005 gets an extra second.
New & Notable: 12/17 - 12/23
South Korean censorship, the choice between voting or dying and those darn teaspoons that keep disappearing.
The Week in Science: 12/16-12/22
The battle over evolution in Dover ends, the climate change argument intensifies and the Hwang Woo-suk saga continues.
Why'd They Die?
Massive survey will identify the cause of death for over one million Indians.
World AIDS Day
December 1st is the 18th Annual World AIDS Day. A look at where we are.
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