by
Sean Bruich
Antarctic seabirds prefer their partner's scent
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
People with gene that reduces bad lipids live longer
by
Govert Schilling
Astronomers find missing star from 432-year-old supernova explosion
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Unexpected similarities between eyes of marine worms and humans suggest single origin
by
Ingrid Wickelgren
Researchers use proteins to fight proteins in the battle to save neurons
by
Ann Gibbons
Discovery in Indonesia shows that modern humans had company as recently as 18,000 years ago
by
John Davenport
Slow-aging prey buck evolutionary theory
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
New study explains a strange mammal's strange system of sex chromosomes
by
John Travis
Whiff of anesthetics in the operating room may prime anesthesiologists for drug abuse
by
Constance Holden
Antidepressant raises anxiety in newborn mice
by
Greg Miller
Drug treatment weakens fear memories in rats and humans
by
Adrian Cho
Particle physics laboratory shut down accelerators after worker was burned
by
Mary Beckman
Another gene added to the list of those that cause inherited Parkinson's disease
by
Charles Choi
Wandering stars take their own path across the Milky Way, bearing planets
by
Menno Schilthuizen
Not having a man around the house affects sex ratio, study shows
by
Adrian Cho
A new analysis explains why falling leaves flutter and move upward in still air
by
Charles Seife
Physicists store and retrieve quantum information via laser beams and rubidium gas
by
John Bohannon
Mouse study suggests the genetic mechanisms are more complex than researchers assumed
by
Jean Marx
Mutation in mitochondrial DNA may cause metabolic defects in some people
by
Sean Bruich
3D imaging helps scientists trace the strange creature's evolutionary history
by
Rachel Ehrenberg
Puffer fish sequence reveals an evolutionary doubling
by
Charles Seife
New observations nail down a subtle twist of general relativity
by
David Grimm
Fish-hunting cone snail uses unique mechanism to capture prey
by
David Malakoff
Plague researcher risks longer prison term to appeal conviction
by
Martin Enserink
New study suggests virus spread relatively easily from person to person
by
Robert Irion
Infrared telescope finds signs of persistent smashups around young stars
by
Sean Bruich
Brain study hints at why some spices mask the smell of rotting food
by
Dana Mackenzie
Adding an element of competition to opinion polls may elicit more truthful responses
by
David Grimm
Meager diet may have enabled ancient clams to live long lives
by
Sean Bruich
Surprising complexity may force researchers to reevaluate definition of life
by
Adrian Cho
Mass spectrometry may be about to break out of the lab, thanks to a new ionization method
by
Jon Cohen
New compound prevents infection in monkeys by blocking the virus's favorite target
by
Gretchen Vogel
In trial with African children, vaccine lowers risk of disease but doesn't stop infection
by
Rachel Ehrenberg
Loss of eyesight isn't an accident--it's part of the plan
by
John Bohannon
Separate cellular clocks control morning and evening activity
by
Fiona Proffitt
Diversity thrives when species use different wavelengths for photosynthesis
by
Charles Seife
The 2004 Economics Nobel honors work on why economies go awry despite good policy
by
David Grimm
Children with irregular chromosome numbers more prone to cancer
by
Gretchen Vogel and David Malakoff
Kenya's Maathai wins Nobel Peace Prize for reforestation work
by
Melissa Phillips
Two genes implicated in the switch from egg laying to live birth