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| May. 1 |
San Jose |
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
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| Apr. 23 |
San Jose City Hall |
City Hall baby falcons are three boys
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| 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 | |
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| Jan.21 |
SF Marina |
School for boys to lease Exploratorium
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| Oct.11 |
East Oakland |
Oakland Zoo Veterinary Hospital opens
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| 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
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| Oct.9 |
UC Berkeley |
UC Berkeley grad shares Nobel in Physics
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| May. 1 |
San Jose |
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 | |
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| 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
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| 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 | |
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| Feb.6 |
Emeryville |
Bomb threat cleared at Lawrence Berkeley office
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| 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
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| 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
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| 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 | |
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| 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
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| 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,
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| Feb.1 |
Oakland |
Baby giraffe 'Maggie' born at Oakland Zoo
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| Dec.6 |
Golden Gate Park |
7 baby bison to join herd at GG Park
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| Oct.3 |
Marin County |
Sea lion being treated for gunshot wound
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| Sep.19 |
Bay |
Scientists say SF Bay is healthier
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| Sep.12 |
SF Downtown |
New Exploratorium site has challenges |
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| Aug.31 |
Vallejo |
Six Flags theme park has new giraffe
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| Aug.20 |
SF Bayview |
Rare bird, chicks spotted in SF park
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| Aug.3 |
SF Downtown |
Exploratorium building new space |
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| May.5 |
Golden Gate Park |
Snakes coming to Academy of Sciences
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| May.3 |
SF Zoo |
SF Zoo adopts tiger from Nebraska
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| 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
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Petaluma |
San Pablo wildlife refuge to expand
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| May.12 |
Bay |
Another Dead Whale Found In SF Bay |
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| May.1 |
SF Downtown |
Scientists To Band Falcons On Highrise |
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| Apr.20 |
Bay |
Dead Gray Whale Spotted In SF Bay
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| 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 | |
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| 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...
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| Apr.6 |
San Francisco |
Program helps kids find carbon impact
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| Jan.22 |
Berkeley |
New Lab Director To Replace Steven Chu
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| 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
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| 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... | |
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| Jun.7 |
Moffett Field |
NASA Ames Work On Quake Warning
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| Jun.3 |
East Bay |
Lake Boats May Be Checked For Mussels
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| Feb.2 |
Oakland |
Giraffe's jacket makes for comfort
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| Jan.23 |
San Francisco |
Rescued bird is magnificent frigatebird
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| Jan.21 |
Hayward |
Hayward Fault Due For Major Quake
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| Jul.11 |
Oakland |
Scientists find dangerous chemicals in bay
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| May.18 |
Berkeley |
Scwarzenegger Touts Alternative Fuels |
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| 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
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| Nov.29 |
Los Altos Hills |
African bird in orchard 9K miles from home |
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| Oct.27 |
Livermore Lab |
3 teams vie to manage nuclear research |
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| Oct.17 |
Mountain View |
Quake Maps Reveal New Danger Zones |
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| 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
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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
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| Apr.6 |
SF Downtown |
Webcam Views Falcons In High Rise |
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| Mar.28 |
San Francisco |
1906 Quake Simulation Unveiled Scientists with USGS, Livermore lab and Stanford unveiled several simulations recreating the 1906 earthquake
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| Mar.22 |
San Jose |
Simulator Imitates 8.0 Quake Scenario |
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| Feb.25 |
San Francisco |
New Maps Pinpoint Quake Risks A new map shows that the land alongside rivers and streams is more dangerous
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| Dec.19 |
SF Zoo |
New Female Tiger |
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| 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
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| Nov.17 |
SF Zoo |
Grizzly Bears Debut
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| May.7 |
SF Zoo |
First-ever gorilla lung surgery |
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| Mar.7 |
SF Zoo |
 37-year-old elephant euthanized Staff veterinarians euthanized a female Asian elephant named Calle because of her deteriorating health
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| Mar.5 |
SF Zoo |
38-year-old elephant to be euthanized |
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| Nov.18 |
Golden Gate Park |
Oldest captive fish in country turn 65 |
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| Jul.21 |
SF Sunset |
Dead whale attracted large crowds Scientists tried to preserve the rarely seen mammal's skull and a fin
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| May.1 |
San Jose |
Explosions to Help Map Earthquake Faults |
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| Dec.10 |
Stanford |
 Human embryonic stem cell project University announced its intention to develop human embryonic stem cells through nuclear transfer technology
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| Nov.6 |
San Pablo |
Woman, 113, named oldest American |
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| Aug.28 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
Tall Ships Sail Into Bay |
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| Aug.8 |
Intel |
Grove donates $5m to stem cell program
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| Jul.30 |
Sausalito |
Discovery Museum $18 million expansion
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| Jul.27 |
UC Berkeley |
Tiny flying robots to aid war, exploration
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| Jul.22 |
Berkeley |
Lab accused of moving radioactives
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| Jul.13 |
Berkeley |
Fraudulent research
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| Jun.4 |
Livermore Lab |
Anastasio promote to head laboratory
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| Apr.24 |
Richmond |
State DNA laboratory opened
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| Dec.8 |
Livermore Lab |
Top scientist to resign |
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| 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
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