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  1. FOR KIDS: A new way to eavesdrop
  2. FOR KIDS: Headers and memory loss
  3. FOR KIDS: Fat becomes a disease
  4. Tiny Genomes May Offer Clues to First Plants and Animals
  5. At Chernobyl, Radioactive Danger Lurks in the Trees
  6. Plants Perform Molecular Mathematics
  7. Boozy Memory Blocking Reduces Risk of Relapse among Alcohol Abusers
  8. Particle Pals: Neutrino Experiment Shows Protons and Neutrons Pairing Up
  9. Whole Human Brain Mapped in 3-D
  10. A New Cyber Concern: Hack Attacks on Medical Devices
  11. Mathematical Impressions: Goldberg Polyhedra [Video]
  12. Why Does the Sun s Corona Get So Hot? NASA Launches Telescope to Find Out
  13. Personal Grooming Products May Be Harming Great Lakes Marine Life
  14. Location May Stymie Wind and Solar Power Benefits
  15. A Mathematical Guide to the World s Most Livable Cities
  16. Twitter Sees a Surge in Government Information Requests
  17. Gut Microbes Spur Liver Cancer in Obese Mice
  18. Put Up Your Nukes: Researchers Devise "Blind" Verification System for Nuclear Arms Tr
  19. NIH Will Curb Research on Chimps
  20. Sweet n Sour: A Common Sugar May Help Pathogens Conquer the Human Gut
  21. A Call for Open Access to Autism Diagnostic Tools
  22. Buddies Help Monkeys to Survive Tough Times
  23. Lead Costs Developing Economies Nearly $1 Trillion Annually
  24. Do 3 Habitable Super-Earths Really Orbit a Nearby Star?
  25. Location May Stymie Wind and Solar Power Benefits
  26. A Mathematical Guide to the World s Most Livable Cities
  27. Mathematical Impressions: Goldberg Polyhedra [Video]
  28. Why Does the Sun s Corona Get So Hot? NASA Launches Telescope to Find Out
  29. Personal Grooming Products May Be Harming Great Lakes Marine Life
  30. A New Cyber Concern: Hack Attacks on Medical Devices
  31. Plants Perform Molecular Mathematics
  32. Boozy Memory Blocking Reduces Risk of Relapse among Alcohol Abusers
  33. Particle Pals: Neutrino Experiment Shows Protons and Neutrons Pairing Up
  34. Tiny Genomes May Offer Clues to First Plants and Animals
  35. At Chernobyl, Radioactive Danger Lurks in the Trees
  36. Twisted light transmits more data
  37. News in Brief: Genes in wheat relatives help stave off stem rust
  38. News in Brief: Voyager 1 on fast track toward interstellar space
  39. News in Brief: Experimental type 1 diabetes treatment shows promise
  40. News in Brief: No link found between vaccines and nerve-damaging condition
  41. Ancient horse's DNA fills in picture of equine evolution
  42. Lemurs' group size predicts social intelligence
  43. News in Brief: A wobble of the noggin reveals the workings of the heart
  44. Hard throwers evolved a long time ago
  45. News in Brief: Elephant diets changed millions of years before their teeth
  46. News in Brief: Cradled galaxies betray violent past
  47. Paralyzed rats relearn to pee
  48. News in Brief: High methane in drinking water near fracking sites
  49. News in Brief: Brain cell insulators are short-timers
  50. Cleaner air may have brought more storms
  51. 'Corkscrew' Light Could Turbocharge Internet
  52. Twitter Sees a Surge in Government Information Requests
  53. Gut Microbes Spur Liver Cancer in Obese Mice
  54. Put Up Your Nukes: Researchers Devise "Blind" Verification System for Nuclear Arms Tr
  55. NIH Will Curb Research on Chimps
  56. Sweet n Sour: A Common Sugar May Help Pathogens Conquer the Human Gut
  57. A Call for Open Access to Autism Diagnostic Tools
  58. Buddies Help Monkeys to Survive Tough Times
  59. Lead Costs Developing Economies Nearly $1 Trillion Annually
  60. Do 3 Habitable Super-Earths Really Orbit a Nearby Star?
  61. Location May Stymie Wind and Solar Power Benefits
  62. A Mathematical Guide to the World s Most Livable Cities
  63. Mathematical Impressions: Goldberg Polyhedra [Video]
  64. Why Does the Sun s Corona Get So Hot? NASA Launches Telescope to Find Out
  65. Personal Grooming Products May Be Harming Great Lakes Marine Life
  66. A New Cyber Concern: Hack Attacks on Medical Devices
  67. Plants Perform Molecular Mathematics
  68. Boozy Memory Blocking Reduces Risk of Relapse among Alcohol Abusers
  69. Particle Pals: Neutrino Experiment Shows Protons and Neutrons Pairing Up
  70. Tiny Genomes May Offer Clues to First Plants and Animals
  71. Methane in Pennsylvania Groundwater May Originate in Fracked Gas Wells
  72. News in Brief: Pre-Inca empire tomb found untouched in Peru
  73. Issue for the week of July 13th, 2013
  74. Book Review : Billion-Dollar Fish: The Untold Story of Alaska Pollock by Kevin M. Bai
  75. Book Review : Brilliant Blunders: From Darwin to Einstein - Colossal Mistakes by Grea
  76. Faults can reseal months after quakes
  77. Math targets cities' essence
  78. Mystery in synchrony
  79. When the atom went quantum
  80. EPA Defends Chemical Testing of Low-Dose Hormone Effects
  81. A Father's Genetic Quest Pays Off
  82. "Corkscrew" Light Could Turbocharge the Internet
  83. China "Tianhe No. two" super computer to return to the top of the world
  84. Is Anything Stopping a Truly Massive Build-Out of Desert Solar Power?
  85. Honeybees use right antennae to tell friend from foe
  86. Becoming Human: Human ancestors scrambled to their feet, a new explanation for bipeda
  87. Coal-Fired Power Plants Virtually Extinct in New England
  88. Wave of the Future: Manage Your Smart Home with a Single Gesture
  89. Gut microbes may put barrier between species
  90. Cell Whisperer: Lasers Unlock Secrets of the Blood
  91. Can the Southern U.S. Cut Coal?
  92. Particles defy gravity, float upstream
  93. News in Brief: Highlights from the Evolution 2013 meeting
  94. News in Brief: Hawkmoths squeak their genitals at threatening bats
  95. People may have evolved to fight cholera
  96. Lab-grown liver raises hopes but draws criticism
  97. News in Brief: Deadly flu virus flourishes in lung cells
  98. Miniature Human Liver Grown in Mice
  99. Pill of Goods: International Counterfeit Drug Ring Hit in Massive Sting
  100. Agriculture's roots spread east to Iran
  101. Star Entangled with Its Giant Planet Experiences Hyperactive Magnetic Cycle
  102. New in Brief: Distant radio-wave pulses spotted
  103. The Right Incentive Can Erase an Autism Deficit
  104. Evolution and Climate Science Make the Grade in State Education Standards
  105. Political Standoff Causes Concern over Future of Science in Russia
  106. Forearm Gestures Remotely Control Computers and Drones
  107. Interstellar chemistry makes use of quantum shortcut
  108. Going to Seed: Climate Change Could Spark Small Mammal Invasion
  109. News in Brief: Distant radio-wave pulses spotted
  110. How to Protect Outdoor Workers (and yourself) from Heat Stroke
  111. Bid to Protect Antarctic Waters and Marine Life Gets Second Chance
  112. Tissue Engineering: How to Build a Heart
  113. Political Standoff Causes Concern over the Future of Science in Russia
  114. News in Brief: Clouds may keep exoplanets cool
  115. Bacterial molecules may prevent inflammatory bowel disease
  116. A Brilliant Flash, Then Nothing: New Fast Radio Bursts Mystify Astronomers
  117. The Right Incentive Can Erase an Autism Deficit
  118. Asiana Airlines Investigation Sets Its Sights on Safety Equipment, Pilot Behavior
  119. More Acid Oceans of the Future Mimic Impacts of Extinction
  120. New Treaty Boosts Text Access for Blind People
  121. Medicare May Fund Brain Scans for Alzheimer s Research
  122. Better Geology Needed to Store Carbon Dioxide
  123. News in Brief: The solar system has a tail
  124. Every six years, Earth spins slightly faster and then slower
  125. Gas, not planets, may be source of rings around stars
  126. Air Pollution Linked to Significant Decrease in Life Expectancy
  127. Clinics Offer Expensive Whole-Genome Tests for Undiagnosed Disorders
  128. Perfect mirror debuts
  129. Four-question test ID's women with depression
  130. News in Brief: Killer whales are (at least) two species
  131. Gene therapy treats children with rare diseases
  132. Coatings have simple recipe for success
  133. What and when babies first eat may affect diabetes risk
  134. Uncommon Measure: Acoustic Result Could Change Definition of Temperature
  135. First Distant Planet to Be Seen in Color Is Blue [Video]
  136. Tube-feeding in America
  137. Big Baby: Astronomers Zoom In on Birth of Very Massive Star
  138. Sharks Whip Their Tails to Stun Prey [Video]
  139. Issue for the week of July 27th, 2013
  140. Huge quakes may foretell smaller, human-caused ones
  141. Book Review : Permanent Present Tense: The Unforgettable Life of the Amnesic Patient,
  142. Book Review : A Piece of the Sun: The Quest for Fusion Energy by Daniel Clery
  143. Memories lost and found
  144. Taking Antarctica's temperature
  145. Injection Wells Spawn Powerful Earthquakes [Video]
  146. Tube-Feeding in America
  147. Sponges boom thanks to Antarctic ice shelf bust
  148. Defecation Nation: Pig Waste Likely to Rise in U.S. from Business Deal
  149. FOR KIDS: Amputated 'finger' tips grow back
  150. FOR KIDS: The cabbage's clock
  151. FOR KIDS: A light twist
  152. FOR KIDS: The power of microbes
  153. Culture Beaker: What parents just don't understand about online privacy
  154. Sound waves put levitation on the move
  155. News in Brief: T. rex hunted live prey
  156. Sound Waves Levitate and Move Objects
  157. Single-Cell Sequencing Reveals Genomes of More than 200 Unusual Microbes
  158. FOR KIDS: Respecting the body’s clocks
  159. FOR KIDS: Home, plastic home
  160. News in Brief: Neptune gets a 14th moon
  161. Flagellum failure lets bacteria turn
  162. Genetic test fingers viral, bacterial infections
  163. Antarctic Marine Protection Plans Scrapped
  164. U.S. Farmers View Climate Change as Just Another Weather Challenge
  165. On a Wing and a Sunbeam: Solar Plane Pilots Look to Circle the Globe
  166. Single-Cell Sequencing Reveals Genomes of More Than 200 Unusual Microbes
  167. News in Brief: Neptune gets 14th moon
  168. Fattened livers prep white sharks for extreme migrations
  169. News in Brief: Dinosaur had impressive schnoz
  170. Technique inactivates Down-causing chromosome
  171. Researchers Turn Off Down Syndrome Genes
  172. Surgical tool smokes out cancer in seconds
  173. Last-of-Its-Kind Tortoise Gets Royal Treatment from Taxidermists [Slide Show]
  174. How to Be an E-mail Survivalist
  175. Microbes can draw the line between species
  176. News in Brief: Stem cells made with just seven chemicals
  177. News in Brief: Under magnet's sway, fluids form simple structures
  178. War arose recently, anthropologists contend
  179. FOR KIDS: Perfect reflections
  180. Are Galaxies Playing Catch with Black Holes?
  181. Risk of Human-to-Human Spread of Deadly New Bird Flu Virus Higher Than Previously Tho
  182. Lasers Boost Space Communications
  183. How to Be an E-Mail Survivalist
  184. Ghostly Underwater Museum Starts to Diverts Tourists from Endangered Reef
  185. News in Brief: Size isn't only mystery of huge virus
  186. Curiosity Rover Samples Air for a Taste of Mars History
  187. Genomes of Giant Viruses Hint at "4th Domain" of Life
  188. Should Humans Eat Meat? [Excerpt]
  189. World's Slowest-Moving Drop Caught on Camera At Last
  190. Ghostly Underwater Museum Aims to Divert Tourists from Endangered Reef
  191. Gut microbes get first dibs on heart meds
  192. Milky Way's black hole pulling in gas cloud
  193. Stem Cells Reprogrammed Using Chemicals Alone
  194. Randomness: Systems biology tunes in to cancer networks
  195. News in Brief: Dolphins name themselves with a whistle
  196. Gold seen in neutron star collision debris
  197. News in Brief: Millions of years ago, frozen ice sheet in East Antarctica melted
  198. News in Brief: Mouse retinas grown in lab
  199. Singapore Bus Study Reveals Hidden Social Networks
  200. News in Brief: Neutrinos caught in evasive behavior
  201. Rogue genes on X chromosome turn on in testicles
  202. Cassini Probe Captures View of Earth from Saturn
  203. Loss of a Just One Pollinator Species Harms Plants
  204. A Republican Secretary of State Urges Action on Climate Change
  205. Obama Budget Threatens Popular STEM Education Initiatives
  206. News in Brief: Mars meteorite reveals its age
  207. As Machines Get Smarter, Evidence Grows that They Learn Like Us
  208. Deadly Pig Virus Slips through U.S. Borders
  209. Loss of Just 1 Pollinator Species Harms Plants
  210. Eye-tracking cameras show peahens' wandering gaze
  211. Can We Trust Monsanto with Our Food?
  212. How to Regrow a Head
  213. Whole-Grain Foods Not Always Healthful
  214. How to Survive as a Biofuel Maker: Sell Algae to Bakers [Slide Show]
  215. News in Brief: Cassini photo puts Earth in perspective
  216. Full moon may mean less sleep
  217. Gastric bypass surgery causes sugar-burning gut growth in rats
  218. A flash of light implants false memories in mice
  219. Gastric Bypass Makes Gut Burn Sugar Faster
  220. Mice Harmed by Low Dose of BPA, Not High
  221. Cyclotrons Come Full Circle
  222. Phased Out: Human Sleep Patterns Linked to Full Moon
  223. As Machines Get Smarter, Evidence Grows That They Learn Like Us
  224. World's Slowest-Moving Drop Caught on Camera at Last
  225. Software Tracks Child Predators Peddling Porn on Peer-to-Peer Networks
  226. Issue for the week of August 10th, 2013
  227. Book Review : Brainwashed: The Seductive Appeal of Mindless Neuroscience by Sally Sat
  228. Book Review : The Sports Gene: Inside the Science of Extraordinary Athletic Performan
  229. The Anorexic Brain
  230. Notorious Bones
  231. Women Are More Vulnerable to Infections
  232. Solved: The Mystery of the Martian Meteorites
  233. Spanish High-Speed Train Crash Offers Safety-System Lessons
  234. Scientists Plant False Memories in Mice--and Mice Buy It
  235. FOR KIDS: Tar pit bones yield climate clues
  236. FOR KIDS: Fracking waste and quakes
  237. Dolphins name themselves
  238. FOR KIDS: Animals under Antarctic ice?
  239. Math Trek: Flatland and its sequel bring the math of higher dimensions to the silver
  240. News in Brief: Wetter permafrost clings to carbon better
  241. Fracking Could Help Geothermal Become a Power Player
  242. FOR KIDS: Liquid undergoes magnetic ‘splits’
  243. Oxygen boost aided carnivore evolution in Cambrian Explosion
  244. News in Brief: Mummified Incan teen drank, did drugs
  245. FOR KIDS: Dolphins name themselves
  246. Big Bang Light Reveals Minimum Lifetime of Photons
  247. Pilot Projects Bury CO 2 in Basalt
  248. Long-Predicted Polarization Detected in the Cosmic Microwave Background
  249. Malaria Mosquitoes Gain Ground as Search for New Defenses Intensifies
  250. News in Brief: Tigers meet, mix in forest corridors