The SciencesSeptember 10, 2001
Researchers Create Nonmagnetic Magnet
Stories by Kristin Leutwyler
The SciencesSeptember 7, 2001
Small Genetic Change Makes Flu Virus Far More Deadly
Space & PhysicsSeptember 7, 2001
Name a NASA Craft and Witness the Launch as a Reward
EvolutionSeptember 6, 2001
Humans Lived North of the Arctic Circle During Last Ice Age
The SciencesSeptember 6, 2001
New Gene Therapy Could Help Quell Alcoholic Cravings
Mind & BrainSeptember 6, 2001
Hearing Babies of Deaf Parents 'Babble' with their Hands
HealthSeptember 5, 2001
Quitting Smoking Can Boost Productivity
EnvironmentSeptember 5, 2001
Two Decades of Satellite Data Show the Northern Hemisphere is Getting Greener
September 5, 2001
New Class of Anticlotting Drug Passes Preliminary Clinical Trial
The SciencesSeptember 4, 2001
New Micromachined Cantilever Quickly Detects Disease Markers
EnvironmentSeptember 4, 2001
Scientists Predict a MegaTsunami May Devastate Eastern U.S. Coastline
The SciencesAugust 31, 2001
Researchers Distinguish Two Types of Visual Afterimages
EnvironmentAugust 31, 2001
Vegetation Responds to Climate Change More Than Carbon Dioxide Fluctuations
TechnologyAugust 30, 2001
'Parasitic Computing' Can Use Your PC When You're Not Looking
EnvironmentAugust 29, 2001
Radio Waves Capable of Killing Off Pesky Zebra Mussels
TechnologyAugust 28, 2001
Researchers Fashion the First Single-Molecule Circuit
Space & PhysicsAugust 27, 2001
Galileo Revisits Jovian Moons
Now in its sixth year of orbit, the satellite sends home new information about Callisto's surface and Io's core
TechnologyAugust 24, 2001
New Genetically Engineered Mouse Provides Better Model of Alzheimer's Disease
TechnologyAugust 23, 2001
Patterns of Gene Expression May Help Predict the Course of Prostate Cancer
TechnologyAugust 22, 2001
Silicon Jaws in New Microdevice Grip Individual Red Blood Cells
The SciencesAugust 21, 2001
Physicists Produce So-Called Doubly Strange Nuclei for the First Time
HealthAugust 13, 2001
Toward Early Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease
Certain brain structures may atrophy long before any symptoms of dementia surface, offering the chance to find and possibly treat the disease early on
The SciencesJuly 27, 2001
New Drugs May Enable Women to Stop Menstruation by Popping a Pill
EnvironmentJuly 23, 2001
Commercial Activity Still Presents a Serious Threat to Many Whale Species