by
Jeffrey Mervis
New survey shows favorable attitudes but low use of libraries, Internet
by
Ben Shouse
Most respect scientific work but are not very interested, study finds
by
Charles Seife
Bruce Tarter resigns after 7 years at the helm of troubled lab
by
Andrew Watson
British scientists gain access to ESO's Very Large Telescope
by
Govert Schilling
Astronomers capture first snapshot of a microlens
by
Richard A. Kerr
New isotopic data challenge the concept of an ancient ice-covered world
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
President Bush names prostate cancer surgeon von Eschenbach to head $3.7 billion institute
by
Trisha Gura
Cortisol may explain why the "apple-shaped" body type causes health risks
by
Jeffrey Mervis
Women are less likely to succeed in U.S. science, panel finds
by
Andrew Lawler
Institute sets ambitious target: more than doubling the number of women faculty
by
Dennis Normile
Technique could lead to clean, cheap energy source
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
White House proposes shifting $120 million from Smithsonian and other agencies in 2003
by
Ben Shouse
Wellcome Trust acquires DNA pioneer's scientific notes, letters to colleagues
by
Geoff Brumfiel
Galileo grabs a rare close-up of the moon's surface
by
Caroline Seydel
Human embryonic stem cells turned into neural precursors
by
Ben Shouse
Today's European populations descended from a small Asian founder group, study suggests
by
Ben Shouse
One allele is ideal for endurance, another favors bursts of power
by
Ben Shouse
SciDev.net aims to bring scientific information to developing countries
by
Joshua Gewolb
Small genetic variations affect how Arabidopsis strains react to sunlight