by
David Malakoff
U.S. bill aims to deny protection to government-funded work
by
Naomi Lubick
Technique puts nanowires one step closer to mass production
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Only 416 of 70,000 stolen artifacts recovered so far
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Jocelyn Kaiser
The Senate recommends more than the House, but less than advocates want
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Constance Holden
The same pain affects different brains in different ways
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Robert F. Service
Catalyst converts agricultural waste to clean-energy hydrogen gas
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New evidence shows that the brain seems to intuitively learn syntax
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After 35 generations, some dung flies reject outsiders
by
Robert F. Service
New technique separates metallic and semiconducting nanotubes
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Naomi Lubick
A midocean ridge challenges theories of slow rifts
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Charles Choi
Male spiders die in flagrante delicto; their corpses act as mating plugs
by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Trial halted early because the outcome was so striking, but dangerous cancers persist
by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Heart problems linked to smallpox vaccine worrying
by
John Pickrell
Gene variant more common in extreme night owls
by
Alicia Ault
Global report foresees industry profitability by 2010
by
Robert F. Service
University and company scientists team up to test new applications
by
Dennis Normile
Earth swingby hurtles Japan's spacecraft toward delayed rendezvous
by
Mary Beckman
The virus doesn't waste time with rare immune systems
by
Richard Stone
Uranium at Tuwaitha secured by inspectors
by
Naomi Lubick
Cannibalistic bacteria consume neighbors to stave off dormancy
by
Michael Balter
Engraving of wild goat, birds may date to Paleolithic period
by
Charles Choi
Physicists link photons across 600 meters outdoors, bringing quantum crytography a step closer
by
Betsy Mason
The trick is in the clicks, not the ears
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Meager increase signals end of boom times for biomedical research agency
by
Andrew Lawler
New Institute Aims to Put the Genome in the Doctor’s Bag
by
Aparna Sreenivasan
Ancient spider species uses same embryonic genes as recent animals
by
Naomi Lubick
A new study says yes, but the controversy continues
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
An unusual arrangement of genes speaks to unique functioning of the Y chromosome
by
Xavier Bosch
Testing DNA from Columbus and his supposed brother and son should shed light on his past
by
Gretchen Vogel
A decade-old AIDS epidemiology project in Ethiopia is being shuttered
by
Mary Beckman
Metastatic prostate cancers don't display well-known protein
by
Dan Ferber
T cell malfunction leads to deadly hemorrhagic fever
by
Andrew Lawler
NASA Panel to Ponder the Fate of the Space Telescope
by
Solana Pyne
'Fuel of the future' may affect global climate, too
by
Betsy Mason
Asteroid impact linked to a mass extinction 380 million years ago
by
Charles Seife
Increasing evidence suggests physicists have created a new state of matter
by
Govert Schilling
An oblate star may help refine views of what's inside stars
by
John Bohannon
Monkey-eating chimps, chimp-eating people spread HIV-like viruses
by
Charles Choi
The brain can easily be tricked into responding to simulated injuries
by
Gretchen Vogel
Sluggish economy forces German research organization to make cuts