by
Erik Stokstad
New type of wheat boosts fiber content and sends less sugar into blood
by
Katherine
Unger
Grape juice may keep aging brains sharp
by
Susan
Brown
Varied mosquito diet may be to blame for major West Nile outbreaks
by
Michael Balter
Researchers unearth village buried by massive volcanic eruption
by
John Bohannon
Don't be caught standing still when Mormon crickets get the munchies
by
Greg Miller
Mutated ion channels blamed for neurodegenerative movement disorder
by
Adrian Cho
Tiny robots could propel themselves through supercold fluid without losing energy, theorists predict
by
Mary
Beckman
Airline passengers use electronic gadgets during flight that could disrupt navigation
by
Katherine
Unger
Male loons sing a new song when they take over another's territory
by
Jeffrey Mervis
NSF report takes a look at worldwide research trends
by
John Bohannon
A virtual reality simulation tests people's assumptions about their environment
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Genomics helps resolve the origins of the vertebrate lineage
by
Michael
Schirber
Your last name may be encoded in your DNA
by
Martin Enserink
Attempts to prevent worldwide outbreak would only buy time, researchers say
by
Meagan
White
Reptilelike choppers may resemble those seen in early birds
by
Rhitu
Chatterjee
Survey of American zoos finds evidence of culture in great apes
by
Constance Holden
Y chromosome gene may shape brain differently in men and women
by
Mary
Beckman
New test indicates autistics are smarter than
people think
by
John Travis
New computer program could allow architects to create more complex structures
by
Govert
Schilling
Stars, not gas, produce Milky Way's x-ray glow
by
Dan
Ferber
Researchers find markers for breast cancer and
diabetes in human saliva
by
Martin Enserink
Epidemic of Chikungunya virus on Reunion puzzles virologists
by
Mary
Beckman
Bad habits have a complex genetic relationship
by
Eli Kintisch
Data suggests algal toxin may also cause chronic effects in humans
by
Phil Berardelli
New sky surveys indicate giant black holes dominated early universe
by
Amy
Coombs
Loud music prolongs negative effects of ecstasy use in rodents
by
John Bohannon
Rats show complex reasoning when put to the test
by
John Bohannon
Increased CO2 levels inhibit plant perspiration and decrease available fresh water
by
Michael
Schirber
Volcanic pools may not have been ideal birthplace for first organisms
by
Katherine
Unger
Inbred pollen can't survive destructive enzymes
by
Constance Holden
Students will no longer be required to "critically analyze" evolutionary theory
by
Richard A. Kerr
New species need not wait millions of years to replace those lost to extinction
by
Greg Miller
After a rat finds an edible treat, its neurons retrace the route that got it there--in reverse
by
Adrian Cho
Modified gravity might explain the accelerating expansion of the universe
by
Naila
Moreira
Intense radiation from the sun, not CFC ban, could account for increased ozone
by
Katherine
Unger
Macrophages may be the reason prostate cancer drugs stop working with time
by
Michael
Schirber
New analysis finds Earth is warmer now than any time in the previous 1200 years
by
Jon Cohen
Genetic analyses fill in important steps between monkey and man
by
Constance Holden
But stem cell researcher cited for research misbehavior in Hwang debacle
by
Mary
Beckman
A pop song's popularity is determined by social pressure and randomness