Space & PhysicsJune 12, 2001
New Findings on Certain Black Holes Challenge Ideas about Galaxy Evolution
Stories by Harald Franzen
TechnologyJune 12, 2001
New Technology May Alleviate Traffic Jams on Wireless Networks
The SciencesJune 11, 2001
Baseball Bat Cracks and Clunks Tell Outfielder Where to Go
The SciencesJune 11, 2001
Keystone-Like Crystals May Help Hornets Construct Their Combs
June 8, 2001
How Tumor-Suppressor Gene p53 Keeps Cancer at Bay
HealthJune 7, 2001
Study Suggests Heart Muscle Cells Regenerate After Heart Attack
Space & PhysicsJune 7, 2001
Scientists Develop New X-Ray Tool to Scan the Sky
The SciencesJune 6, 2001
Laser Locates Molecule's Poles
The SciencesJune 5, 2001
Delivering Essential Copper to the Developing Embryo
TechnologyJune 4, 2001
Silicon Wires Sniff Out Bombs
The SciencesJune 4, 2001
Babies Know Early On Where Words Begin and End
EnvironmentJune 1, 2001
Conservation Efforts May Focus Too Much on Measures of Genetic Diversity
EnvironmentMay 31, 2001
Moving Impurities Muddy Some Ice Core Analyses
EnvironmentMay 30, 2001
Scientists Zoom in on Urban Development¿from Space
HealthMay 29, 2001
Turning Veins into Arteries¿No Surgery Required
HealthMay 25, 2001
Study Finds Placebo Effect Is Fake
The SciencesMay 24, 2001
Gambling¿Like Food and Drugs¿Produces Feelings of Reward in the Brain
EnvironmentMay 24, 2001
Forest Growth Can't Keep Up With CO2 Emissions
HealthMay 22, 2001
Botulinum Toxin Treats Lower Back Pain
TechnologyMay 21, 2001
Talking to Computers
A keyboard, monitor and mouse are now standard devices on every personal computer, but that may change¿somewhat¿in the near future
EnvironmentMay 18, 2001
Solar Cycle May Have Tumbled Mayan Empire
EnvironmentMay 16, 2001
In a Vicious Cycle, Dust Aggravates Drought
The SciencesMay 15, 2001
Scientists Connect Indian Castes and European Heritage
CultureMay 14, 2001
Early Musical Training May Enlarge Parts of the Brain