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1. 2013-05-01 IBM researchers create world's smallest movie San Jose
2. 2013-04-23 City Hall baby falcons are three boys San Jose City Hall
3. 2013-04-17 Exploratorium Moves to San Francisco's Embarcadero Pier 15, San Francisco, SF Downtown
4. 2013-02-06 Bomb threat cleared at Lawrence Berkeley office
5. 2013-01-21 School for boys to lease Exploratorium SF Marina
6. 2012-10-11 Oakland Zoo Veterinary Hospital opens Oakland Zoo, Oakland, East Oakland
7. 2012-10-10 Nobel Prize for Stanford prof Stanford
8. 2012-10-09 UC Berkeley grad shares Nobel in Physics UC Berkeley
9. 2012-03-07 Gray whale spotted near Crissy Field Crissy Field, West San Francisco, SF Presidio

Recent Summary.     Click for More > School for boys to lease Exploratorium Oakland Zoo Veterinary Hospital opens Nobel Prize for Stanford prof  Brian Kobilka, 57, won the Prize in Chemistry for his research into protein receptors that let body cells sense and respond to outside signals UC Berkeley grad shares Nobel in Physics
IBM researchers create world's smallest movie  Researchers at IBM in San Jose have created the world's smallest movie -- the product of moving individual atoms to tell a story City Hall baby falcons are three boys Exploratorium Moves to San Francisco's Embarcadero Map of Pier 15 San Francisco
May. 1   San Jose
Apr. 23   San Jose City Hall
Apr.17   SF Downtown
  The new Exploratorium is opening at Pier 15 at the heart of the city's waterfront with three times more space for hands-on, interactive exhibits
Jan.21   SF Marina


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2013
01/21 School for boys to lease Exploratorium
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2012
03/07 Gray whale spotted near Crissy Field
10/11 Oakland Zoo Veterinary Hospital opens
10/09 UC Berkeley grad shares Nobel in Physics
10/09 UC Berkeley grad shares Nobel in Physics
2011
12/06 7 baby bison to join herd at GG Park
08/20 Rare bird, chicks spotted in SF park
05/05 Snakes coming to Academy of Sciences
05/03 SF Zoo adopts tiger from Nebraska
03/18 Harmless traces of radiation detected
03/18 Harmless traces of radiation detected
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2009
07/31 Climate Center Eyed At Polluted Shipyard
04/06 Program helps kids find carbon impact
01/22 New Lab Director To Replace Steven Chu
01/22 New Lab Director To Replace Steven Chu
2008
09/27 Academy Of Sciences Reopening
09/21 New Calif. Academy of Sciences opens
01/23 Rescued bird is magnificent frigatebird
02/02 Giraffe's jacket makes for comfort
01/21 Hayward Fault Due For Major Quake
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07/11 Scientists find dangerous chemicals in bay
05/18 Scwarzenegger Touts Alternative Fuels
04/20 BP Deal Questioned By Some Faculty
05/18 Scwarzenegger Touts Alternative Fuels
04/20 BP Deal Questioned By Some Faculty
2006
04/06 Webcam Views Falcons In High Rise
03/28 1906 Quake Simulation Unveiled
02/25 New Maps Pinpoint Quake Risks
10/27 3 teams vie to manage nuclear research
10/04 Prof. & Grad Share Nobel Physics Prize
10/04 Prof. & Grad Share Nobel Physics Prize
2005
12/19 New Female Tiger
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2004
11/17 Grizzly Bears Debut
05/07 First-ever gorilla lung surgery
03/07 37-year-old elephant euthanized
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2003
07/21 Dead whale attracted large crowds
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07/27 Tiny flying robots to aid war, exploration
07/22 Lab accused of moving radioactives
07/13 Fraudulent research
06/04 Anastasio promote to head laboratory
07/27 Tiny flying robots to aid war, exploration
07/22 Lab accused of moving radioactives
07/13 Fraudulent research
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IBM researchers create world's smallest movie


May 2013 ... more > Top ^
May. 1   San Jose
  Researchers at IBM in San Jose have created the world's smallest movie -- the product of moving individual atoms to tell a story


April 2013 ... more > Top ^
Apr. 23   San Jose City Hall City Hall baby falcons are three boys  The biologist rappels down the side of city hall to put identification bands on the baby peregrine falcons Apr.17   SF Downtown Exploratorium Moves to San Francisco's Embarcadero Map of Pier 15 San Francisco
  The new Exploratorium is opening at Pier 15 at the heart of the city's waterfront with three times more space for hands-on, interactive exhibits


February 2013 ... more > Top ^
Feb.6   Emeryville Bomb threat cleared at Lawrence Berkeley office


January 2013 ... more > Top ^
Jan.21   SF Marina School for boys to lease Exploratorium  The Exploratorium will be leased by the Town School for Boys, a private school in Pacific Heights, for a year while the school is renovated

year 2012 Top ^

Oct.11   East Oakland Oakland Zoo Veterinary Hospital opens   Oakland Zoo vets and their charges have a state-of-the-art, $10.5 million hospital that's among the best in the country Oct.10   Stanford   Nobel Prize for Stanford prof
  Brian Kobilka, 57, won the Prize in Chemistry for his research into protein receptors that let body cells sense and respond to outside signals
Oct.9   UC Berkeley   UC Berkeley grad shares Nobel in Physics  Serge Haroche of France and American David Wineland shared were inventing methods to observe the bizarre properties of the quantum world Mar.7   SF Presidio Gray whale spotted near Crissy Field Map of Crissy Field West San Francisco  A gray whale has been spotted in the San Francisco Bay near Crissy Field Wednesday, Feb.1   Oakland Baby giraffe 'Maggie' born at Oakland Zoo

year 2011 Top ^

Dec.6   Golden Gate Park 7 baby bison to join herd at GG Park
Oct.3   Marin County Sea lion being treated for gunshot wound Sep.19   Bay Scientists say SF Bay is healthier Sep.12  SF Downtown  New Exploratorium site has challenges Aug.31   Vallejo Six Flags theme park has new giraffe Aug.20   SF Bayview Rare bird, chicks spotted in SF park Aug.3  SF Downtown  Exploratorium building new space May.5   Golden Gate Park Snakes coming to Academy of Sciences May.3   SF Zoo SF Zoo adopts tiger from Nebraska Mar.18   UC Berkeley Harmless traces of radiation detected  Nuclear engineers have detected traces of radiation on their monitors. They have said that the tiny particles pose no threat at all   Petaluma San Pablo wildlife refuge to expand


year 2010 Top ^

May.12  Bay  Another Dead Whale Found In SF Bay May.1  SF Downtown  Scientists To Band Falcons On Highrise Apr.20   Bay Dead Gray Whale Spotted In SF Bay

year 2009 Top ^

Oct.8   Mountain View Scientist Shares Nobel In Physics
  Charles K. Kao, a Shanghai-born Mountain View resident helped link the world through fiber-optic networks. He suffers from Alzheimer's disease
Jul.31   SF Bayview Climate Center Eyed At Polluted Shipyard  Mayor Newsom and the UN are eyeing a former naval shipyard contaminated by radiation as the future site of a sprawling green technology comp... Apr.6   San Francisco Program helps kids find carbon impact Jan.22   Berkeley New Lab Director To Replace Steven Chu

year 2008 Top ^

Sep.27   Golden Gate Park Academy Of Sciences Reopening  Thousands of visitors attended the much-anticipated reopening of California Academy of Sciences, some waiting in line as early as 5:30 a Sep.21   Golden Gate Park New Calif. Academy of Sciences opens
  The Academy reopened to the public after more than 10 years of planning and construction. The new $488 million building substitutes the old facility.    The old building was seriously damag...
Jun.7   Moffett Field NASA Ames Work On Quake Warning Jun.3   East Bay Lake Boats May Be Checked For Mussels Feb.2   Oakland Giraffe's jacket makes for comfort Jan.23   San Francisco Rescued bird is magnificent frigatebird Jan.21   Hayward Hayward Fault Due For Major Quake

year 2007 Top ^

Jul.11   Oakland Scientists find dangerous chemicals in bay
May.18  Berkeley  Scwarzenegger Touts Alternative Fuels Apr.20   UC Berkeley BP Deal Questioned By Some Faculty  The faculty debated academic freedom and the role of corporations on campus as $500 million energy partnership generated plenty of heat

year 2006 Top ^

Nov.29  Los Altos Hills  African bird in orchard 9K miles from home Oct.27  Livermore Lab  3 teams vie to manage nuclear research
Oct.17  Mountain View  Quake Maps Reveal New Danger Zones Oct.4   UC Berkeley   Prof. & Grad Share Nobel Physics Prize  George F. Smoot and NASA's John C. Mather won the prize for work that helped cement the big-bang theory   Stanford   Professor Wins Nobel Prize In Chemistry
  Roger D. Kornberg, whose father won a Nobel Prize, was awarded for studies of how cells take information from genes Apr.6  SF Downtown  Webcam Views Falcons In High Rise Mar.28   San Francisco 1906 Quake Simulation Unveiled  Scientists with USGS, Livermore lab and Stanford unveiled several simulations recreating the 1906 earthquake Mar.22  San Jose  Simulator Imitates 8.0 Quake Scenario Feb.25   San Francisco New Maps Pinpoint Quake Risks  A new map shows that the land alongside rivers and streams is more dangerous

year 2005 Top ^

Dec.19  SF Zoo  New Female Tiger Jul.12   San Jose Bones Found In River Prehistoric
  A set of fossilized bones found in the mud in the Guadalupe River could be thousands of years old

year 2004 Top ^

Nov.17   SF Zoo Grizzly Bears Debut May.7  SF Zoo  First-ever gorilla lung surgery Mar.7   SF Zoo   37-year-old elephant euthanized
  Staff veterinarians euthanized a female Asian elephant named Calle because of her deteriorating health Mar.5  SF Zoo  38-year-old elephant to be euthanized

year 2003 Top ^

Nov.18  Golden Gate Park  Oldest captive fish in country turn 65 Jul.21   SF Sunset Dead whale attracted large crowds  Scientists tried to preserve the rarely seen mammal's skull and a fin May.1  San Jose  Explosions to Help Map Earthquake Faults

year 2002 Top ^

Dec.10   Stanford   Human embryonic stem cell project
  University announced its intention to develop human embryonic stem cells through nuclear transfer technology Nov.6  San Pablo  Woman, 113, named oldest American Aug.28  Golden Gate Bridge  Tall Ships Sail Into Bay Aug.8   Intel Grove donates $5m to stem cell program
Jul.30   Sausalito Discovery Museum $18 million expansion Jul.27   UC Berkeley Tiny flying robots to aid war, exploration Jul.22   Berkeley Lab accused of moving radioactives Jul.13   Berkeley Fraudulent research Jun.4   Livermore Lab Anastasio promote to head laboratory Apr.24   Richmond State DNA laboratory opened

year 2001 Top ^

Dec.8  Livermore Lab  Top scientist to resign Aug.30   Oakland African elephant born at Zoo  After a 22-month gestation period and 5 hours of labor, Lisa gave birth to 320-pound African elephant