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Women are more likely than men to withdraw from science
Warming down to 700 meters could also affect currents, weather
Planetary exploration is stuck in a Martian rut
A survey of leaders shows growing concern over consequences of science and technology
Consequences of good and bad health habits are boiled down to 30-minute slices of your life
Patterns of personal contact in a hospital reveal true pathways of transmission
And yet Americans are smoking less and exercising more
The key indicator for animals may be total energy expended over a lifetime
Athletes are injured frequently—badminton players more so than ski jumpers
The global distribution of Nobel Prizes traces a shift from Europe to the U.S.
The global distribution of Nobel Prizes traces a shift from Europe to the U.S.
Much of the life-sustaining resource is traded across national borders
Where fresh foods are scarce, so is good health
For some, fresh food can be hard to come by
Even without future launches, low Earth orbit will remain polluted
Custom software helps delineate connections between organisms and predicts how a given ecosystem would respond to change
How human exploitation has reshaped a marine ecosystem
Female students, and management dreams, are changing the mix
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Science aficionados have odd and surprising interests
Computers are good at storage and speed, but brains maintain the efficiency lead
A special online-only addition to November 2011's Graphic Science
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