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Brain Cell Barcodes

November 6, 2013

Encoding cellular proteins on a barcode could help researchers learn more about mental illnesses like schizophrenia.

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Rat Casinos

November 5, 2013

Miniature “casinos” built specially for rats are helping researchers understand gambling addiction in humans.

Read moreRat Casinos

Music in the Brain

November 4, 2013

Brain differences explain why not everyone has an ear for music.

Read moreMusic in the Brain

Pet Obesity

November 1, 2013

The obesity epidemic extends to pets, but studying them could help us as well.

Read morePet Obesity

Bat Detective

October 31, 2013

Researchers have created a citizen science website called Bat Detective to get the public involved in analyzing bat calls.

Read moreBat Detective

Spiders in Cars

October 30, 2013

Spiders in air conditioners have prompted a recall of over 800,000 Toyota vehicles.

Read moreSpiders in Cars

Zoobiquity

October 29, 2013

The Zoobiquity project teams up physicians with veterinarians to study diseases that affect humans and other animals.

Read moreZoobiquity

Cheating Fairywrens

October 28, 2013

Female fairy wrens are more likely to cheat with males that have red plumage.

Read moreCheating Fairywrens

Caterpillar Engineers

October 25, 2013

Caterpillars build tiny “houses” that shelter other creatures as well.

Read moreCaterpillar Engineers

Space Elevator

October 24, 2013

Could a “space elevator” carry supplies to the International Space Station?

Read moreSpace Elevator

Mountain Legacy Project

October 23, 2013

Scientists are using the science of computer vision to document climate change in the Rocky Mountains.

Read moreMountain Legacy Project

Elephants Understand Pointing

October 22, 2013

Elephants, unlike mammals much more similar to us, seem to instinctively understand pointing gestures.

Read moreElephants Understand Pointing

Lonely Planet

October 21, 2013

Astronomers have discovered a solitary planet without a sun.

Read moreLonely Planet

Octopus Life & Death

October 18, 2013

Octopuses have an unusual reproductive strategy: they die soon after mating.

Read moreOctopus Life & Death

Tracking Fastballs

October 17, 2013

To hit a fastball, a batter's brain has to predict when it'll come across the plate.

Read moreTracking Fastballs

Email Spam

October 16, 2013

Email spammers use disorienting techniques to get you to click on their links.

Read moreEmail Spam

Ocean Quadcopter

October 15, 2013

A tiny but rugged unmanned helicopter helps researchers collect data in the stormy North Atlantic.

Read moreOcean Quadcopter

Changing Foliage

October 14, 2013

Climate change may affect fall foliage in many different ways.

Read moreChanging Foliage

Earth’s Tilt

October 11, 2013

A listener asks how the earth's tilt is measured.

Read moreEarth’s Tilt

Smartphone Microscope

October 10, 2013

A new attachment turns a smartphone into a powerful microscope.

Read moreSmartphone Microscope

Cell Phone Medicine Update

October 9, 2013

Using mobile phones for medical purposes, a new frontier when we reported on it in 2008, has become a huge field.

Read moreCell Phone Medicine Update

Ships to Reefs

October 8, 2013

Sinking old warships creates new habitats for marine species.

Read moreShips to Reefs

Fiction & Social Perception

October 7, 2013

Reading literary fiction, more so than other types of books, improves performance at gauging others' mental states.

Read moreFiction & Social Perception

Personal Experiments

October 4, 2013

A researcher is promoting “personal experiments” that make self-care more scientific.

Read morePersonal Experiments
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