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The Irish Times' Science Today Top Stories

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  1. Great Iris elk was really an old deer
  2. Art and science meet in outer space
  3. Tiniest things set to be big
  4. Looking for signs of the hand of God in Intelligent Design
  5. What have we got ear, then?
  6. Robot to probe lake floor
  7. Cockles and mussels not so Alive Alive O
  8. Strange phenomenon may mean out of body or out of mind
  9. Reflecting on light and time
  10. Question of experiments on animals provokes mixed feelings
  11. Nobel laureate explains much ado about nothing
  12. A sweet taste of success
  13. Hamilton's eureka moment on canal
  14. Warning is the key to safety
  15. The hidden office dangers
  16. Engineering major changes
  17. How ecology has a huge influence on myth, culture and history
  18. Dubliner receives Boyle Medal for Scientific Excellence
  19. Ten things you may not have known about university education
  20. Key to muscle disease
  21. Taking on the world
  22. Bringing the golden ratio to the stage
  23. Why does health insurance cover acupuncture, not clinical psychology?
  24. Breaking through the pain barrier
  25. 'Pinosaur' back from extinction
  26. Secret of the sun is uncovered in Irish bogs
  27. Promoting scientific research in Ireland
  28. How symbols can send the wrong message on child abuse
  29. You (really) won't feel a thing
  30. Yeats, de Valera, Einstein, Newton - were all these people autistic?
  31. Boyle winner to give lecture
  32. Science gets ready to hit the road
  33. Genetic similarities of mice and men
  34. Software research centre to open in Limerick
  35. Tracking leatherback's progress
  36. New websites to aid schools
  37. Guide to research business
  38. Funding for seabed survey
  39. Why the US tenure system clashes with our culture
  40. Why the US tenure system clashes with our culture
  41. Hamilton takes off at airport
  42. Steps for schools
  43. The expressive dress that shows how women really feel
  44. Mental ill-health becomes Chernobyl's biggest public health problem
  45. Venus stars for Christmas
  46. Irish researchers hope to put astronauts to sleep
  47. Stop all the clots by steps
  48. Do you know the difference between good fats and bad fats?
  49. Tsunami alert system urged
  50. You can't survive on widgets alone
  51. Solstices shine light on our pagan past
  52. A spoonful of sugar . . .
  53. Beating irritable bowel syndrome
  54. Playing chicken with bacteria
  55. The evolution of Santa Claus and other Christmas traditions
  56. A closer look at nuclear scanners
  57. Why a high-fat diet can lead to diabetes
  58. If we could put time in a bottle . . .
  59. Photos of candidates in elections may unduly affect voter decisions
  60. What are they cooking up?
  61. Studying cell suicide
  62. Finding the decisive factor
  63. Ethical questions demand more than empirical answers
  64. Atmosphere electric as judging gets under way at student event
  65. Students focus on making it real
  66. Doodles can expose more than you think
  67. Being a little overweight should not exercise us too much
  68. Iomad maith taighde as Gaeilge
  69. Chernobyl - the good news
  70. Lake invader on the move
  71. A friendly Big Brother could offer a helping hand
  72. Turning the tables on HIV
  73. Shrinking computers
  74. Turning fish skins into wallets
  75. Cats and dogs health and happiness
  76. A fix on the chaos of Katrina
  77. Body's immune system helps to find poisons
  78. Building devices that can 'see' atoms
  79. Big science programmes will not produce any Darwins or Einsteins
  80. Hot project for Irish scientist
  81. New diet to curb bovine emissions
  82. Marconi nurtured his Irish connection
  83. Is it time to ensure that ethics match the science?
  84. Hope for victims of spinal injuries
  85. Toxic toads spread faster in Australia
  86. New cancer research head aims for focused approach
  87. Value of scientists not reflected in their salaries
  88. A laser on small things
  89. Stones that shed light on future communications
  90. Quantum 'weirdness' offers huge potential
  91. Nuclear fission was a natural occurrence
  92. The secrets of the skeletons
  93. How our genes can predict disease
  94. Eating away at polystyrene
  95. We're not alone: the mystery of parallel universes
  96. How to work the numbers on queue
  97. Filtering the jargon out of kidney research
  98. Microbes that feast on waste water
  99. Psychological stress the main factor in earlier mortality of the poor
  100. A drink to your health