- ScienceNOW
- 07/9/20 23:49
Increased plant growth might cancel out effects of Arctic melting
Increased plant growth might cancel out effects of Arctic melting
Protein that protects stressed-out cells also aids tumors
Intense pressures in the deep Earth affect materials at the subatomic level
Protein involved in necrosis could have applications for human disease
What does the evolution of human speech have to do with bat sonar?
WEDNESDAY 19. SEPTEMBER 2007
Advisory group recommends U.K. police maintain genetic profiles of only convicted criminals
TUESDAY 18. SEPTEMBER 2007
Alan Trounson to become president of California stem cell agency
Experiments suggest that the toxic pollutant rapidly disappears from aquatic ecosystems
Social insects suffocate their enemies by swarming them
NIH committee reviews case of woman who died after arthritis clinical trial
Finding poses tough questions for species conservation
SATURDAY 15. SEPTEMBER 2007
Internet company offers $30 million for a successful robotic rover
Research reveals how feelings of isolation can compromise the body's defenses
FRIDAY 14. SEPTEMBER 2007
U.K. panel endorses the concept of crewed missions to the moon and beyond
Formation of earliest stars could shed new light on the elusive substance
In conservation advance, sterile fish are coaxed to spawn another species
THURSDAY 13. SEPTEMBER 2007
Finding may presage new class of drugs to treat bipolar disorder
Modern ears showed up 60 million years earlier than previously believed
Milky Way's outskirts teem with dwarf galaxies full of dark matter
New study shows chimps swap stolen food for sex
WEDNESDAY 12. SEPTEMBER 2007
New measurements show levels of potent ozone destroyer are receding
TUESDAY 11. SEPTEMBER 2007
Stamina-stretching mutation widespread in some groups of people
Genetic analysis reveals population is still well below its historic high
Two panels cite biosecurity breaches at Institute for Animal Health
SATURDAY 8. SEPTEMBER 2007
New projections suggest greater and greater annual melts