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US reports first swine flu death
A Mexican child visiting the US dies of swine flu - the first such death outside Mexico, where the virus may have killed up to 159.
Debut for world's fastest camera
Scientists demonstrate an imaging system that each second can take millions of images just half a trillionth of a second long.
'Safe' climate means 'no to coal'
Keeping global temperatures within "safe" limits means leaving most of the world's fossil fuel reserves unburned, scientists conclude.
Influenza evolving
1918 was the 'mother of all pandemics'
Raise the barcode
DNA "barcodes" to halt a disfiguring disease
Russia mulls rocket power 'first'
Russia's next-generation manned spaceship might use thrusters to perform a precision landing on its return to Earth.
Waiting to fly
Scientists cross fingers for future of space experiment
The "oddball" planet which makes a close pass of its star
Astronomers have discovered a strange Jupiter-sized world circling a star similar to our own Sun.
US cyber-security 'embarrassing'
As President Obama prepares to go public with his review of cyber-security, industry experts weigh in with criticisms.
Genes 'have key role in autism'
Scientists produce the most compelling evidence to date that genetics play a key role in autism and related conditions.
Central Asia fails in water talks
The leaders of the five Central Asian states fail to reach a deal on sharing water resources - one of the region's key issues.
Telescopes given 'go' for launch
Europe's premier space launch of 2009 - the twin flight of the Herschel and Planck telescopes - is set for 14 May.
Scientists 'prove' face cream can beat wrinkles
Scientists say they have clinical proof that a face cream available on the High Street does reduce wrinkles.
Cosmic blast sets distance mark
The cataclysmic explosion of a giant star is the most distant single object ever detected by telescopes.
Earth Watch
Europe's invaders are pushing the green button
Swine flu
Medical expert views on the scale of the threat
Forest friends
Keeping the dream of saving tropical forests alive
UK funds sea acidification study
The UK government is funding research into ocean acidification, saying it is one of the century's "biggest environmental concerns".
Science cash 'to beat food riots'
Food riots are a real threat in some developing countries unless agricultural research funds are boosted, says a UK scientist.
Testing times for Arctic research
Polar bear casts shadow over climate scientists
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