Post Archive
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Olivia Koski • March 10, 2010
We don’t usually associate movement with size. Saying that “up” and “down” are big is nonsensical. A dimension is a dimension is a dimension. Right?
Anna Rothschild • March 10, 2010
Genetic evidence shows environment, not humans, killed off Arctic beasts
Katie Peek • March 9, 2010
Astronomers near an understanding of how massive stars form
Ferris Jabr • March 7, 2010
Before 'Avatar' could hit the silver screen, it needed one plant scientist’s green thumbs up
Katie Peek • March 1, 2010
New York City’s universities are turning kitchen scraps into compost
Ferris Jabr • February 28, 2010
Biologists use cat food to recruit omnivorous ants in their battle against invasive cane toads
Katie Peek • February 27, 2010
The MTA contemplates using groundwater as a geothermal energy source
Zach Gottlieb • February 26, 2010
Studies Show Childhood Vaccination Exemptions May Be Overused, Create Larger Public Health Problems
Ariel Bleicher • February 26, 2010
Could garage biology inspire a new generation of inventors?
Alyson Kenward • February 25, 2010
Chemicals are kept alive in a laboratory with the life support of a mechanical breathing box.
Alex Liu • February 24, 2010
New research shows psychedelics might hold therapeutic potential for those dealing with death
Valerie Ross • February 23, 2010
Scientists are using seismic data to track changes in hurricane patterns
Ferris Jabr • February 22, 2010
Astronomer Greg Laughlin and composer Philip Glass try to hear the "music of the spheres" at the Rubin Museum's latest Brainwave event
Olivia Koski • February 22, 2010
Just a one hour train ride from New York City, eagles abound.
Mike Orcutt • February 22, 2010
A new finding challenges conventional wisdom about the mind’s internal clock