July 31, 2009
July 30, 2009
Snake oil or fish oil? Americans shelling out $33.9 billion a year on alternative health treatments
Scientific American - 16:10
July 29, 2009
Pregnant women and children first? CDC announces H1N1 vaccine recommendations
Scientific American - 18:55
July 28, 2009
Measuring emotion in cyberspace: Jacksons death a sad day; Obamas election a very happy one : )
Scientific American - 19:15
Eat Flipper? Stealthy filmmakers spotlight Japanese dolphin slaughter in The Cove
Scientific American - 18:55
Security on the (Eye)Ball: Hands-Free Iris Biometrics to Keep Bad Guys at Bay
Scientific American - 18:30
British crayfish get a safe haven from American invaders and a fungus that eats them from the inside out
Scientific American - 14:10
Imaginary Friends
Scientific American - 10:00
July 27, 2009
Rewards, dopamine and the brain: Could pennies and pills help you learn better?
Scientific American - 21:00
Cold-blooded critters in hot water: Could global warming shorten the lifespans of some animals?
Scientific American - 19:30
Cold-blooded critters in hot water: Could global warming shorten the life spans of some animals?
Scientific American - 19:30
July 24, 2009
Should Thursday Be the New Friday? The Environmental and Economic Pluses of the 4-Day Workweek
Scientific American - 17:35
Hope for critically endangered Indian vulture as chick is born in captivity
Scientific American - 14:30
Canine Culls and Feral Feasts: China Still No Closer to Ending Its Rabies Problem
Scientific American - 8:00
July 23, 2009
New Zealand Company Injects Insulin-Making Cells from Pigs into Diabetic Humans
Scientific American - 16:55
July 22, 2009
Contrary to past thinking, the simian version of HIV can kill chimpanzees
Scientific American - 16:19
Should Major League Baseball be allowed to use DNA tests to determine the true age of prospects?
Scientific American - 15:50
Mindless Collectives Better at Rational Decision-Making Than Brainy Individuals
Scientific American - 13:50
July 21, 2009
Putting the Cell in Cell Phone: Adapter Turns Its Camera into a Microscope
Scientific American - 21:30
As the First H1N1 human vaccine trials get underway, the U.S. earmarks $1.8 billion for the flus anticipated resurgence
Scientific American - 17:48
July 20, 2009
Trickle-Down Theory: Simplified Model Gives a New Explanation for How Raindrops Form
Scientific American - 16:20
July 17, 2009
July 16, 2009
Depressed U.S. corn prices suggest that ethanol production is not causing a shortage of the grain
Scientific American - 12:49
July 15, 2009
July 14, 2009
Bill proposed to limit antibiotics in livestock to prevent the rise of antibiotic-resistant germs
Scientific American - 20:15
Bill proposed to limit livestock antibiotics to prevent the rise of resistant germs
Scientific American - 20:15
July 13, 2009
New Algorithm Speeds the Hunt for Nature-Derived Antibiotics and Cancer Drugs
Scientific American - 20:00
North Koreas Kim Jong-Il not likely to survive much longer if pancreatic cancer reports are true
Scientific American - 14:34
Spark for Life: Lightning Strikes Create Minerals Crucial for Early Organisms
Scientific American - 14:15
July 12, 2009
July 10, 2009
Shrinking Sea
Scientific American - 18:00
Sweet smell of success follows reintroduction of stinking hawks-beard to U.K.
Scientific American - 14:15
July 09, 2009
U.S. science is tops, but most Americans dont think it is, a new survey finds.
Scientific American - 17:15
July 08, 2009
The Good News: A New Monkey Is Discovered; The Bad News: It Is Already At Risk
Scientific American - 15:55
July 07, 2009
Roses are blue--at least, recently approved genetically engineered versions are
Scientific American - 15:45
Roses are blue--At least recently approved genetically engineered versions are
Scientific American - 15:45
Government-funded researchers can now study hundreds of embryonic stem cell lines
Scientific American - 7:00
July 06, 2009
Whos to Blame? Making Poor Nations Share the Cost of Fighting Climate Change
Scientific American - 18:00
Island hot spot
Scientific American - 16:40
July 03, 2009
July 02, 2009
Plastic Not-So-Fantastic: How the Versatile Material Harms the Environment and Human Health
Scientific American - 13:00
July 01, 2009
DNA Sudoku
Scientific American - 18:30
