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		January-February 2013 Ice Sheets Are Warming and Melting Faster... Graduate Research Fellows Gain New Overseas Opportunities... Profile: Decoding the Physics of the Ocean's Tiniest Critters... Doctorate Recipients Face a Tougher Job Market after Graduation... Researchers Answer Tough Flu Questions Date Updated: 01/31/13
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		December 2012 Graduate Research Fellowships: NSF Signature Program Marks 60 Years... Predicting Storm Surges and Coastal Property Values... Mississippi River Diversion Helped Rebuild Wetlands... Profile: A Computer Scientist Who Studies Emotion... Email "Vacations" Reduce Stress, Improve Concentration Date Updated: 12/04/12
		November 2012 Colors of Fall... Engineering a new face after injury... NSF consistently supports Nobel Prize winners... R/V Sikuliaq will support arctic marine research... Tectonic plate faulted internally in 2012... Arctic heat unmatched in 1,800 years Date Updated: 11/02/12
		October 2012 Texting and driving... Gen X and climate change... Biodiversity and health... Planting natives attract birds... R&D locally concentrated... Future water availability... Citizen science Date Updated: 10/02/12
		September 2012 Tick-borne diseases... Virtual crime scenes... Alpine plants at cliff's edge... R&D funding... Robotic cars help disabled kids... SciVis Challenge... Design Squad Nation Date Updated: 09/11/12