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Kelly Slivka • November 7, 2011
Exploring the language of science
Allison T. McCann • November 4, 2011
New software helps determine the necessary recovery for optimal sports performance
Scienceline Editors • November 4, 2011
Our favorites from the week
Benjamin Plackett • November 2, 2011
More than just H2O comes out of your kitchen tap
Ashley Taylor • November 1, 2011
Six years after Bobby Pickett wrote "Climate Mash," the world's environmental challenges are still frightening
Mary Beth Griggs • October 31, 2011
Warding off evil spirits and bacteria for millennia
Rose Eveleth • October 31, 2011
The anatomy of an awful sound
Scienceline Editors • October 28, 2011
Our favorites from the week
Allison T. McCann • October 28, 2011
Eye tracking technology allows ALS sufferers to express creativity
Kelly Slivka • October 28, 2011
Growing pumpkins in which Cinderella could have ridden to the ball
Emma Bryce • October 26, 2011
Oliver Sacks, renowned author and clinician, looks humorously and gently at perceptive disorders
Benjamin Plackett • October 25, 2011
Oxfam America knew and warned of a famine before it happened in the Horn of Africa — what went wrong?
Mary Beth Griggs • October 24, 2011
So what do minerals teach us anyway?
Allison T. McCann • October 20, 2011
"The glove" is poised to help NFL athletes recover faster
Susan E. Matthews • October 19, 2011
Study finds that the pill leads women to prefer more reliable mates