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Mike Orcutt • February 18, 2010
Obama administration hopes high risk, high reward energy science brings revolutionary returns
Emily Elert • February 18, 2010
Records show that we're getting faster, but does the human body have a natural speed limit? And if a biological law exists, how long until people try to break it?
Ferris Jabr • February 16, 2010
Mattel's new toy collar for dogs allows them to update their own Twitter accounts
Mara Grunbaum • February 16, 2010
Fledgling birding project is the next generation in citizen science
Ariel Bleicher • February 15, 2010
Boozing Bats Are Still Expert Fliers
Valerie Ross • February 14, 2010
A new pilot study suggests that pacemakers can be safely reused
Olivia Koski • February 13, 2010
Airborne laser successfully shoots down ballistic missile
Alex Liu • February 12, 2010
Why we might want to rethink our math education priorities
Alyson Kenward • February 12, 2010
Last year’s economic nosedive left the chemical industry scrambling for an essential solvent
Emily Elert • February 11, 2010
If you thought the terms “snowpocalypse” and “snowmaggeddon” were the most troubling repercussions of this week’s weather, you weren’t alone.
Anna Rothschild • February 11, 2010
Recent research on slime molds shows that they can make complex decisions about nutrition
Emily Elert • February 11, 2010
The story of a startling reflection
Olivia Koski • February 10, 2010
A Bizarre and Slightly Awkward End To An Otherwise Fairly Interesting Evening
Olivia Koski • February 8, 2010
Wireless technology has improved, but the ban still holds...for now.
Mara Grunbaum • February 7, 2010
Spiky echinoderms use spines for complex vision