by
Adrian Cho
Subtleties in the big bang's afterglow suggest a more local origin for some radiation
by
Fiona Proffitt
Pheromone that prevents young bees from maturing ensures they do what's best for the hive
by
Dennis Normile and Xiong Lei
SARS outbreak stemming from lab leak hastens adoption of stricter standards
by
Pallava Bagla
Each country reveals its plan for getting the best look at the moon
by
Jean Marx
Stem cells recruited to repair the stomach lining may cause gastric cancer
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
DNA evidence may shift blame for the bison's decline away from humans
by
Constance Holden
Long-term stress may chip away at the ends of chromosomes
by
Jeffrey Mervis
Senate approves Arden Bement as agency head
by
Kathleen Wong
New study bolsters the case for magnetic receptors in pigeons' beaks
by
Mary Beckman
A key player in heart development may prevent damage from heart attacks
by
Govert Schilling
Astronomers report a close-up look at what may be a nursery for rocky planets
by
Robert F. Service
To evolve new markers, biochemists tap the natural talents of immune cells
by
Michael Balter
Hominid skeptic to take possession of diminutive 18,000-year-old human skeleton
by
Constance Holden
Members fail to agree on an international treaty on human cloning
by
Charles Seife
Physicists add a third neutrino type to the list of changelings
by
Jocelyn Kaiser, Andrew Lawler, Jeffrey Mervis, and Erik Stokstad
Most agencies feel the squeeze as Congress completes 2005 spending plan
by
Dana Mackenzie
New digital forensic technique can tell a fake from the real thing
by
Dan Ferber
Findings may help AIDS patients with rare brain disease
by
Nadja Geipert
Ability may have more to do with native language than musical training
by
Robert F. Service
New technique may make carbon nanotubes much cheaper to produce
by
J.R. Minkel
Disordered crystals may make laser technology less expensive
by
Elizabeth Culotta
Fossil is the oldest to possess traits of modern great apes and humans
by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Estrogen's ties to COX-2 may explain heart disease gender gap
by
Jeffrey Mervis
National Academies' panel criticizes vetting process, urges swifter appointments
by
Carl Zimmer
Physiologic adaptations may have made humans better runners
by
Charles Choi
Simple technology may help harness terahertz rays
by
Daniel Clery
E.U. places its bargaining position for site of fusion reactor on the table
by
David Malakoff
Fish may help prevent dead zones off the coast of Africa
by
Constance Holden
Body expressions may help communicate fear and other emotions
by
Erik Stokstad
Findings may help diagnose disease in future
by
Douglas Palmer
Toxin-releasing bacteria in ancient lake may have killed early animals
by
Adrian Cho
New measurements reveal how water-running lizards avoid tripping
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Letter from more than 170 scientists protests honorarium ban
by
Gretchen Vogel
WHO committee gives its blessing to genetic manipulation of smallpox virus
by
Robert F. Service
For the first time, researchers see electrons deflected according to their spin
by
Gretchen Vogel
Smaller fish harvests have helped drive the bushmeat trade in Ghana
by
Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
Sperm-targeting vaccine shows promise as contraceptive in monkeys
by
Govert Schilling
Midsize black hole could explain puzzling stars near the galaxy's core
by
Erik Stokstad
EPA pauses controversial study of pesticides pending further review
by
Robert Irion
Quasar image suggests that massive black holes assemble before their host galaxies