by
David Malakoff
The University of California's 60-year oversight could end
by
Caroline Seydel
Protein structure reveals how nerve cells let ions in
by
Robert Irion
Astronomers measure more than two dozen elements in a distant galaxy
by
Jeffrey Mervis
Women grab 17 of 72 new National Academy of Sciences slots
by
Andrew Lawler
Scientists question claim that evolution of Chinese writing began 8000 years ago
by
Naomi Lubick
Dogs and wolves differ in how they communicate with humans
by
Naomi Lubick
Scientists map a strategy for rebuilding Mesopotamian marshlands
by
Mary Beckman
Mutation causes the deafness and blindness of Usher syndrome
by
Daniel Bachtold
Worldly warblers have better memories than their stay-at-home cousins
by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Wnt surprises scientists by stimulating stem cell proliferation
by
Constance Holden
Robots will race from Los Angeles to Las Vegas for a $1 million prize
by
Naomi Lubick
New technique catches the heavy metal in the act of radioactive decay
by
Ann Gibbons
New study suggests South African hominids lived 4 million years ago
by
Caroline Seydel
Neurons involved with planning an action also track the passage of time
by
Robert Irion
Giant star may have collapsed without a supernova explosion
by
Greg Miller
Undernutrition around the time of conception may contribute to preterm births
by
Noreen Parks
Dinoflagellates and algae teamed up for a coral killing spree
by
Naomi Lubick
Neurospora crassa's DNA may yield a broad range of insights
by
Peter Follette
A peptide shows promise against the hereditary iron uptake disorder
by
Naomi Lubick
A small genetic mishap in a mouse may elucidate human skin cancer
by
Gretchen Vogel
Fighter jet deal includes support for high-tech projects
by
Katharine Miller
DNA-damaging metabolites tied to human breast cancer
by
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
Keck gives $40 million for academies initiative
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
A new study suggests that trees may spew carbon dioxide instead of sopping it up
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
An effort to gauge genetic variation will clarify toxins impact
by
Xavier Bosch
A common soil bacterium may prevent weathering of ancient stonework, scientists say
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Scientists fear government intrusion into academic research
by
Mary Beckman
Children who look like grandparents have a defect in their cells' structural framework
by
Naomi Lubick
Rice and a simple weed share genes that could have implications for food production
by
Erik Stokstad
Researchers find ancient plant and animal DNA in frozen and dry sediments
by
Deborah Hill
To stop malaria transmission, researchers vaccinate mice to kill mosquitoes
by
Daniel Bachtold
Injected adult cells help control multiple sclerosis in mice
by
Erik Stokstad
Fanged deity pushes back evidence of religion by 1000 years
by
Naomi Lubick
Herbicide delivery greater and more toxic than realized
by
Gretchen Vogel
Previously unknown coronavirus confirmed as the cause of new disease outbreak
by
Naomi Lubick
Gibbons' distinctive swings could be life-saving
by
Andrew Lawler
Despite orders, troops failed to protect Iraqi treasures
by
John Pickrell
Declining tadpole numbers may boost mosquito-borne diseases
by
Rebecca Renner
Worries about reproductive effects prompt policy shift
by
David Malakoff
New Science Chief Wants Ready-Made Technologies