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  UC, Stanford to team up on stem cell  UC Berkeley: Berkeley and Stanford are teaming up on a project to bring together doctors, biologists, chemists, engineers and computer scientists Dead Whale To Be Hauled To Sea

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Jun.7
  Richmond: Crews are in the process of removing a 20-foot long dead gray whale beached in Point Richmond
May.29
  Martinez: 2 wayward whales, mother humpback whale and her calf, are making some progress in the right direction
May.28 Lost Whales Stopped Near Martinez Bridge  A day after 2 injured whales lost on the Sacramwento River, the pair came to an abrupt stop near the Benicia-Martinez Bridge Feb.1 $500 million grant to develop new biofuels
  UC Berkeley: Cleaner energy is the goal of a BP grant that's been awarded to a consortium led by the University of California
 Energy Biosciences Institute opened by Gov. Schwarzenegger, Illinois Gov.Blagojevich, UC President Dynes, BP America chairman and president Malone

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Sep.6   Firm's Stem Cell Work Under Senate Fire  Alameda: Advanced Cell Technology Inc. was accused at a U.S. Senate hearing of misrepresenting its work Aug.23 'Ethical' stem cell lines created
  Alameda: Advanced Cell Technology has developed a new way of creating stem cells without destroying human embryos
Aug.22 Biologists: Ant Jaws Break Speed Record  UC Berkeley: Researchers led by Sheila Patek say the trap-jaw ant's can clamp its mandibles shut at between 78 and 145 mph May.18 UC Proposing To Build Biochemical Lab?  Livermore Lab: 'Site 300' is an area just 15 miles east of Livermore shrouded in secrecy Feb.10 Bug Exhibit Is CSI For School Kids  Berkeley: Lawrence Hall of Science is exhibiting 'CSI, Crime Scene Insects'

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Aug.4   Stem Cell Research Institute Put On Hold  Hayward: Anti-abortion and anti-stem cell groups are challenging the funding and whether the money is being fairly allocated Jul.14 Stinky Flower Blooms In Garden  UC Berkeley: The voluptuous 'corpse flower' is a rare species that only blooms every couple of years Apr.30   Stem cell selection committee toured town  Emeryville: The site committee tries to make a decision on where to locate the California stem cell research headquarters Apr.24 Emeryville Hopeful of Stem Cell Institute  All the finalists vying for the California Stem Cell Research headquarters

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Oct.28 State DNA lab marks 1,000th 'cold hit'  Richmond: Attorney General Bill Lockyer announced that more than 1,068 old criminal cases have been linked to convicted felons Sep.12   Lab to assess bio-terrorism threats  Livermore Lab: Laboratory officials have christened the Biodefense Knowledge Center, the one-stop bio-terrorism assessment center Jun.10 Researchers exposed to deadly anthrax
  Oakland: A shipping foul up led six researchers to believe they were working with dead rather than live bacteria

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Sep.4 Blood transfusion technology hits snag  Concord: Shares of Cerus sank after the biotechnology company halted a human experiment designed to make blood transfusions safer Jun.27 Assistant professor camping out  UC Berkeley: Ignacio Chapela, known for his outspoken criticism of genetically modified crops protests his lack of tenure Jun.1 Researchers close to remedy for malaria  UC Berkeley: Researchers engineering microbes for drug called artemisinin in E. coli bacteria

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Oct.8 Scientist awarded Nobel Prize in medicine  Berkeley: Sydney Brenner, founder of the Molecular Sciences Institute in Berkeley, is one of 3 scientists who have been awarded Sep.22 Biologist wins Lasker Award  UC Berkeley: Randy Schekman, 53, helped develop biotechnology drugs



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