by
Kim Krieger
The ubiquitous fluid may have two liquid phases at low temperatures
by
Megan Mansell Williams
Narcoleptic dogs help reveal a neurotransmitter that regulates wakefulness
by
Richard A. Kerr
A stellar doughnut suggests planets can form quickly by collapsing debris
by
Constance Holden
Study finds new evidence that colorings and preservatives wind kids up
by
Adrian Cho
Interlocking rings could mark the path toward molecular machines
by
Martin Enserink
Compound in tears could lead to better treatments for eye infections
by
Fiona Proffitt
Diatoms reveal a surprisingly sophisticated defense against predators
by
Esther Landhuis
Proofreading errors in mitochondrial DNA make mice old before their time
by
Katie Greene
Study suggests seeping water could be the culprit in baffling beach closures
by
Martin Enserink
Bacteriophages may help rid oysters of a dangerous microbe
by
Erik Stokstad
Report clarifies which ailments are--and aren't--clearly linked to damp buildings
by
Xavier Bosch
First evidence of prions in the muscle tissue of a food animal
by
Mary Beckman
Reduced sex drive reveals surprise role for prostaglandins in sexual development
by
Kim Krieger
Revised rate for a key nuclear reaction suggests stars burn slower than thought
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Parallel skin fibers make the mandrill's derriere so blue
by
Erik Stokstad
A new way to make crops tolerate the world's most popular herbicide
by
J.R. Minkel
A clever experiment shows how a flash of light can get ahead of itself
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Purebreds will narrow search for disease genes that afflict humans
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Lawmakers examines 'secret' consulting deal and award to top official
by
Helen Fields
Museum tries to price a very special specimen
by
Andrew Lawler
Iranian Dig Opens Window on New Civilization
by
Adrian Cho
X-ray measurements show that the expansion of the universe is speeding up
by
John Pickrell
Whale flippers may launch an aviation revolution
by
Constance Holden
NIH director’s answer to congressional plea buoys advocates
by
John Bohannon
Cloned embryos aren’t necessarily doomed to have short telomeres
by
Kathleen Wong
Rat's whiskers give surprisingly exquisite detail about the world
by
J.R. Minkel
Physicists look hard, but haven’t seen evidence that the universe is finite
by
Megan Mansell Williams
Jumping DNA turned ancestral grapes from black to white, then to red
by
Mary Beckman
Evidence of DNA swapping may break the molecular clock
by
Yudhijit Bhattacharjee
Groups Urge Easing of Restrictions
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Particulate air pollution alters the DNA that gets passed on to the next generation
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Congressional panel grills agency head over consulting
by
Richard A. Kerr
Australian crater might (or might not) be an asteroid impact
by
Wayne Kondro
Consortium tackles genetic networks in mouse
by
Govert Schilling
Fat stars form just like their smaller kin
by
Rebecca Renner
Fast adaptation means some frogs can take the heat
by
Kim Krieger
The right vibrations make it possible to poke a hole in some liquids
by
Mary Beckman
Study finds more evidence that inflammation influences risk
by
Andrew Lawler
Free-flying spy and research telescope may follow robot repair
by
Richard A. Kerr
Mars rover spies rock layers that predate Eagle crater's salty sea