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Hannah Newman • November 12, 2013
A new product aims to change the way we sit
Chelsea Harvey • November 11, 2013
Federal bird conservation efforts may have far-reaching effects on the environment
Joshua A. Krisch • November 11, 2013
New research suggests that copper kills the offending norovirus
Krystnell A. Storr • November 8, 2013
A proposal to replace the steering wheel is getting some traction
Rebecca Cudmore • November 7, 2013
Organisms keep up with a changing climate without waiting for genetic adaptation
Jillian Rose Lim • November 6, 2013
Devices like e-readers and iPads may make reading easier for students with dyslexia
Chelsea Harvey • November 5, 2013
Federal crackdown on underground drug markets makes future of online drug vending unclear
Claire Maldarelli • November 4, 2013
Analysis of white matter sheds new light on chronic pain
Kathryn Free • November 1, 2013
Researchers discover circadian rhythm’s role in fasting
Joshua A. Krisch • October 31, 2013
A new study investigates migraine as a risk factor for stroke
Caitlin Q. Davis • October 30, 2013
The scariest part of Halloween isn’t the 32 grams of sugar per serving in those multicolored triangles
Amy Nordrum • October 28, 2013
Beaming DNA through space is next for leading geneticist
Alexandra Ossola • October 25, 2013
Scandal in the science writing community yields discussion of sexual harassment
Krystnell A. Storr • October 25, 2013
New device combines the seeing power of insects and humans into one lens
Joshua A. Krisch • October 24, 2013
Are bacteria the super sleuths of the future? Study suggests that microbes could help determine time of death in tricky murder cases.