Topic
Life Science
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Taylor Kubota • April 1, 2012
A Q&A with New York Botanical Garden’s James S. Miller
Kathryn Doyle • March 21, 2012
These threatened species are unexpectedly surviving, even harnessing, global warming
Emma Bryce • February 19, 2012
Skin color, it turns out, is little more than adaptation in action
Kelly Slivka • February 16, 2012
A Manhattan vet cultivates a refuge for pets and pet-lovers
Laura Geggel • February 14, 2012
Researchers and growers are trying new tactics in the escalating fight against fungi
Justine E. Hausheer • February 2, 2012
Jack Horner works to reclassify dinosaur species
Miriam Kramer • January 30, 2012
Some scientists are claiming that fMRIs are the key to lie detection. Is it true?
Emma Bryce • January 25, 2012
Rita McMahon and her quest to care for the wildlife of New York City
Justine E. Hausheer • December 9, 2011
What you should know about a frog-killing fungus
Madeleine Johnson • November 16, 2011
Biological clockwork still holds secrets
Justine E. Hausheer • November 15, 2011
Skull analysis reveals it hunted prey smaller than sheep
Rachel Nuwer • July 13, 2011
Nubian mummies chronicle a modern plague
Amber Williams • July 1, 2011
Study suggests that self-sacrifice may have allowed for larger social interactions
Madeleine Johnson and Amber Williams • March 14, 2011
Leslie Vosshall probes the genetics of mosquitoes' sense of smell to understand why they bite some people more than others. But in the quest to prevent mosquito-borne illness, she must first feed 500 hungry bugs a blood meal
Madeleine Johnson • March 7, 2011
An award-winning gustatory neuroscientist is using his discoveries to overcome a total aversion to fruits and vegetables