by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Scientists advance protein map for tiny cell organelle
by
Constance Holden
A series of accidents killed Wiley, not suicide, medical examiner rules
by
Martin Enserink
The world's first genetically modified bull may retire in a museum
by
Govert Schilling
Astronomer suspects a faint star may be nearer than the current record-holder
by
Katie Greene
Simple new method flags genetic interlopers that may lead to cancer
by
Charles Seife
Technique could lead to smaller, chillier memory devices
by
Constance Holden
Agreement will make cells more accessible to researchers
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
New colonists choose the sex of their chicks to give them an edge
by
Adrian Cho
100 years of practice aside, it's not been peer reviewed
by
Ben Shouse
Traces of oak disease found in redwoods, but announcement called premature
by
Govert Schilling
Collage of Chandra images a colorful portrait of home
by
Michael Balter
77,000-year-old hatched objects may be oldest known art
by
Adrian Cho
Long-secret letter suggests physicist tried to build Nazi nukes
by
Jeffrey Mervis
White House shelves plan to shift research money to National Science Foundation
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Scientists say only restoring natural ebb and flow will save river's ecosystem
by
Govert Schilling
Study pushes back the "baby boom" of furious star formation
by
Deborah Hill
Study shows dummy treatment can alter brain activity in depressed patients
by
Govert Schilling
Cosmic explosion close to Earth may have caused mass extinction at the end of the Pliocene
by
Gretchen Vogel
Mouse cells help brain-damaged rats, but also cause tumor risk
by
Govert Schilling
Images of brown dwarf, protoplanetary disk prove power of new optical technique
by
David Malakoff
Researchers link sound to strandings for the first time
by
Dennis Normile
Study shows how one imploding detector could ravage Japanese neutrino detector
by
Mary Beckman
Five-year-old sheep's hip and knee affected; link to cloning process unclear
by
Erik Stokstad
Ancient jawless fish may not have all been ruthlessly evolving
by
Richard A. Kerr
Top-down approach seeks to reduce uncertainty in climate's crucial properties
by
Mary Beckman
New approach to gene therapy corrects errors in messenger RNA
by
Liese Greensfelder
Biodiversity can decline fast but is slow to recover, study finds
by
Caroline Seydel
Transplanted hearts can rejuvenate, apparently with help of stem cells
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Cloned piglets lack gene that causes organ rejection
by
Evelyn Strauss
New study suggests a trade-off between protection against tumors and aging
by
David Malakoff
Many proposed science cuts undone as Congress passes 2002 budget
by
Constance Holden and Charles C. Mann
Preliminary report on anthropologist's alleged exploitation fails to quell dispute
by
Caroline Seydel
Genetic profile could predict which tumors will respond best to chemotherapy