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Environment Climate Roundup

September 25, 2009

A global cooling trend gets reversed by human-induced greenhouse gas emissions.

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Nostril Rivalry

September 24, 2009

Our two nostrils may constantly take turns sending different information to our brain.

Read moreNostril Rivalry

Cancer Surgery Robot

September 23, 2009

A robot may help cancer surgeons confirm the locations of tumors.

Read moreCancer Surgery Robot

Fall Color Differences

September 22, 2009

A new hypothesis explains why fall colors differ in the U.S. and northern Europe.

Read moreFall Color Differences

Melatonin and Jet Lag

September 21, 2009

A listener asks: Can melatonin really help decrease jet lag?

Read moreMelatonin and Jet Lag

Tech Power Roundup

September 18, 2009

Powering devices through the air.

Read moreTech Power Roundup

Walking in Circles

September 17, 2009

People really do walk in circles when they get lost – if there's no way for them to get their bearings.

Read moreWalking in Circles

Reading in Dim Light

September 16, 2009

In this episode our new series Reality Check: Does reading in dim light ruin your eyes?

Read moreReading in Dim Light

Geobacter

September 15, 2009

A microbe generates electricity from mud.

Read moreGeobacter

Micro-needle Patch

September 14, 2009

A new vaccine skin patch could change how we get our shots.

Read moreMicro-needle Patch

Public Health Roundup

September 11, 2009

Public health officials are re-assessing who is most likely to spread the flu in an effort to keep it from reaching the most vulnerable members of …

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Early Climate Change

September 10, 2009

Humans may have affected the Earth's climate thousands of years ago.

Read moreEarly Climate Change

Itch Neurons

September 9, 2009

Scientists have identified nerve cells dedicated to the itch sensation.

Read moreItch Neurons

Healthy Reefs

September 8, 2009

Endangered coral reefs get a conservation report card.

Read moreHealthy Reefs

Vitamin C & Colds

September 7, 2009

Does vitamin C really prevent the common cold?

Read moreVitamin C & Colds

Friendly Microbe Roundup

September 4, 2009

Some bacteria can be very beneficial.

Read moreFriendly Microbe Roundup

Whale Sharks

September 3, 2009

Marine scientists use digital photographs to identify and help conserve the world's largest sharks.

Read moreWhale Sharks

Asteroid Watch

September 2, 2009

Citizens can now track nearby asteroids online or via Twitter.

Read moreAsteroid Watch

Rooks & Archimedes

September 1, 2009

Birds called rooks can use a surprisingly ingenious strategy to get a worm.

Read moreRooks & Archimedes

Bird Roundup

August 28, 2009

Pigeons can be taught to tell good art from bad.

Read moreBird Roundup

Mayan Forestry

August 27, 2009

The early Maya culture practiced forest conservation – and may have paid a heavy price when they stopped.

Read moreMayan Forestry

Regrowing Coral

August 26, 2009

Researchers and volunteers are regrowing imperiled coral reefs by hand.

Read moreRegrowing Coral

Rising Health Costs

August 25, 2009

Rising health care costs have slowed the growth of companies that subsidize employees' insurance.

Read moreRising Health Costs

Placebo Effect Genes

August 24, 2009

The placebo effect only works for certain people – could this be genetic?

Read morePlacebo Effect Genes
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