by
R. John Davenport
Pilot study shows that large-scale structure determination is feasible
by
Andrew Lawler
New $2 million outpost to monitor innovation in the Boston area
by
Elizabeth Norton Lasley
In yeast, they may lend evolution a helping hand
by
Mark Sincell
New model explains how a stampede can turn deadly
by
Marcia Barinaga
Researchers pinpoint neurons that calculate the direction of movement
by
Mark Sincell
Astronomers get a rare peek at a gamma ray burst's shock wave
by
Constance Holden
Interior Department decides to give Kennewick Man remains to Indian tribes
by
Oliver Baker
"Chain-mail" protein links safeguard a bacteriophage's innards
by
Dana Mackenzie
Astronomers see a variable star expand and contract for the first time
by
John S. MacNeil
Study suggests slime molds can do simple computations
by
Robert F. Service
U.S. consortia get $150 million to speed up structural genomics
by
Caroline Seydel
Study shows how low-calorie diet increases longevity--at least in yeast
by
Michael Balter
Europe considers spending $1 billion on AIDS, malaria, and TB research
by
Richard Stone
"Ötzi" thawed for a few hours to allow sampling of tissues
by
Jeffrey Mervis
Barriers keep scientists from taking top government jobs, panel concludes
by
Mari N. Jensen
Study suggests weather skews endangered reptile census
by
Mark Sincell
Microcrystals of tens of atoms stay solid at normal melting point
by
Jeffrey Mervis
Federal Reserve Board chair disdains calculators in the classroom
by
Robert F. Service
New process makes it cheaper to convert titanium ore to useful metal
by
Martin Enserink
Lagging science budget could set off slide into mediocrity, critics warn
by
Richard A. Kerr
Spacecraft has a deadly date with the asteroid Eros
by
Richard A. Kerr
Upon closer examination, one asteroid is revealed to be two
by
Kathryn Brown
Resounding snap made by bubbles, not banging claws
by
Gretchen Vogel
Neural stem cells can follow lead of peers and change their fate
by
John S. MacNeil
Mice age apparently normally, even after six generations of cloning
by
R. John Davenport
Protein makes taste buds less responsive to sweets
by
Eliot Marshall
His advice is partly responsible for volunteer's death, suit claims
by
Richard Stone
Two teams pinpoint cause of massive die-off in Caspian sea
by
Eliot Marshall
Field should focus on research that doesn't affect sperm and eggs
by
Richard A. Kerr
Study suggests that carbon dioxide, not ice sheets, drives the ice ages
by
Richard Stone
Greenwich exhibition revives dramatic race for the South Pole
by
Laura Helmuth
This year's prizes honor work on hepatitis C, ubiquitin
by
Alexander Hellemans
ESA science committee selects new missions, including Next Generation Space Telescope
by
David Malakoff
Senate panels vote to boost budgets for NSF and NASA
by
Jeanne Erdmann
Abundance of ocean plant life may have dampened hot spell 55 million years ago
by
John S. MacNeil
Promiscuous bugs are more likely to evolve into new species
by
Jean Marx
Modus operandi of a promising leukemia drug revealed
by
Oliver Morton
Decommissioning delayed to pursue tantalizing hints of elusive particle
by
Jeffrey Mervis
But Energy Secretary Richardson steps up effort to attract female lab administrators
by
R. John Davenport
Scientists report the extinction of a West African primate