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Mouse HIV

August 23, 2012

Mice with human immune systems could speed up the search for an AIDS vaccine.

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The Color of Money

August 22, 2012

The color red may be associated with more aggressive bidding in online auctions.

Read moreThe Color of Money

Robin Hood Rodents

August 21, 2012

Tropical rodents called agoutis steal cached seeds from each other, and the behavior may have helped a plant species avoid extinction.

Read moreRobin Hood Rodents

Archaeology Drone

August 20, 2012

An unmanned aerial drone maps archaeological sites in minutes instead of years.

Read moreArchaeology Drone

Honesty & Stress Roundup

August 17, 2012

Telling lies can endanger your health.

Read moreHonesty & Stress Roundup

Skin Microbes & Immunity

August 16, 2012

Bacteria that live on our skin support the function of immune cells.

Read moreSkin Microbes & Immunity

Sleep Paralysis

August 15, 2012

Two brain chemicals keep us from acting our our dreams.

Read moreSleep Paralysis

Bowhead Whale Songs

August 14, 2012

Bowhead whales in the Arctic Ocean sing a large variety songs to communicate with other whales.

Read moreBowhead Whale Songs

Hunter-Gatherer Metabolism

August 13, 2012

People living as hunter-gatherers burn roughly as many calories per day as those in industrialized countries.

Read moreHunter-Gatherer Metabolism

Yoga Roundup

August 10, 2012

Practicing yoga could help older people who have suffered strokes recover more quickly.

Read moreYoga Roundup

When Planning Backfires

August 9, 2012

Planning a major lifestyle change can be a good idea, but only if you feel good about yourself to begin with.

Read moreWhen Planning Backfires

Silk Drug Stabilizer

August 8, 2012

Silk proteins may allow antibiotics and vaccines to be stored without refrigeration.

Read moreSilk Drug Stabilizer

World’s Lightest Material

August 7, 2012

German scientists have created the world's lightest material, which is also among the darkest.

Read moreWorld’s Lightest Material

When More is Less

August 6, 2012

New research suggests that we’re prone to think a package deal is a better value if quantity is listed before price.

Read moreWhen More is Less

Light Roundup

August 3, 2012

Researchers develop walls that glow, and stroboscopic eyeglasses improve short-term memory.

Read moreLight Roundup

Perilous Parenthood

August 2, 2012

Mating can cost some animals their lives.

Read morePerilous Parenthood

Urban Greening

August 1, 2012

Strategically placed grass, ivy, and other greenery can significantly improve air quality in urban centers.

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Dad’s Diversity

July 31, 2012

Sequencing the DNA of individual sperm helps explain why siblings are often so different.

Read moreDad’s Diversity

Flushing Out HIV

July 30, 2012

Researchers are developing a technique that could potentially flush out reservoirs of latent HIV.

Read moreFlushing Out HIV

Eating Roundup

July 27, 2012

Cutting up a snack into smaller parts may help people eat less at mealtimes.

Read moreEating Roundup

Robotic Gait

July 26, 2012

Engineers have developed a two-legged robot with a more lifelike walking gait.

Read moreRobotic Gait

Social Poker

July 25, 2012

Neuroscientists used poker games and MRI scans to separate social from purely strategic decision making.

Read moreSocial Poker

Martian Water

July 24, 2012

An analysis of meteorites suggests that the Martian interior contains much more water than previously suspected.

Read moreMartian Water

Parroting Genes

July 23, 2012

Birds and people have similar genes for learning and producing vocalizations.

Read moreParroting Genes
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