EvolutionSeptember 25, 2006
Was the Hobbit Just a Sick Modern Human?
Stories by JR Minkel
JR Minkel was a news reporter for Scientific American.
EnvironmentSeptember 25, 2006
Is Global Warming Raising a Tempest?
September 25, 2006
Does Sprouting New Brain Cells Cure Depression?
Space & PhysicsSeptember 25, 2006
How Does a Planet Grow?
The SciencesSeptember 25, 2006
Is String Theory Unraveling?
HealthSeptember 25, 2006
Should Epidemiologists Swear Off Diet Trials?
TechnologySeptember 22, 2006
Electron Spin Plays New Semiconductor Tricks
EnvironmentSeptember 21, 2006
Shrimpy Krill May Cause Big Ocean Mixing
EnvironmentSeptember 20, 2006
Sunless Suntan Proves Possible
The SciencesSeptember 19, 2006
Cellular Trafficking Could Explain Rare Morning Lark Syndrome
EnvironmentSeptember 18, 2006
Tree Rings Extend Record of Hurricane Activity
HealthSeptember 15, 2006
Darfur Dead Much Higher than Commonly Reported
EvolutionSeptember 14, 2006
Stone Etchings Represent Earliest New World Writing
EnvironmentSeptember 13, 2006
No Sunshine for Global Warming Skeptics
HealthSeptember 12, 2006
Health Disparities Found to Follow Geographic Lines
EnvironmentSeptember 11, 2006
Viral Gene Appears Crucial to Mammalian Reproduction
EnvironmentSeptember 8, 2006
Wandering Fly Gene Supports New Model of Speciation
TechnologySeptember 7, 2006
Quantum Entanglement Demonstrated in Superconducting Wires
September 6, 2006
Loss of Anticancer Gene Retards Aging in Stem Cells
HealthSeptember 5, 2006
Medical Residents Overworked Despite New Work Limits
September 1, 2006
Global Warming Shows Up in Fly Genes
The SciencesSeptember 1, 2006
Pre-Plastic Fantastic
The SciencesAugust 31, 2006
Affirmation of Worth Boosts Scores of Black Children
The SciencesAugust 30, 2006
Growing Health Care Costs: Worth the Price?