The SciencesMay 31, 2001
One Dose of Cocaine Primes the Brain for Addiction
Stories by Kristin Leutwyler
EnvironmentMay 30, 2001
Wildlife Habitats May Pollute Popular Beaches
The SciencesMay 30, 2001
American Plains Indians Had Health and Height
The SciencesMay 29, 2001
Scientists Find Liquid-like Proteins in Constant Motion
Space & PhysicsMay 25, 2001
New Results Add Support to Hot Big Bang Theory
The SciencesMay 23, 2001
Estimating the Dollar's Bacterial Exchange Rate
The SciencesMay 22, 2001
Tiny Bubbles Explain Puzzle about Light from Sound
The SciencesMay 21, 2001
Scientists Create World's Most Energetic Beam of Light
Space & PhysicsMay 18, 2001
Postmortem on Comet LINEAR Fuels Old Debates
The SciencesMay 17, 2001
New Technique Makes Diamond Coatings Cheaper
The SciencesMay 16, 2001
New Theory Explains the Physics of Foam
The SciencesMay 9, 2001
A New Spin for Future Electronic Devices
The SciencesMay 7, 2001
Catching Ribosomes in the Act
New images reveal how these tiny organelles turn genetic information into vital proteins¿and how antibiotics can foul their performance
EnvironmentMay 3, 2001
Rise of the Himalayas May Have Started Monsoons and Ice Ages
The SciencesMay 2, 2001
New Phase Transition May Explain Deep Earthquakes
EnvironmentMay 1, 2001
Minerals May Explain Life's Handedness
April 30, 2001
Cloning Techniques Create Embryonic Stem Cells
Space & PhysicsApril 27, 2001
First Observation of Planetary Birth
HealthApril 26, 2001
Solid Proof of Immunity against Cancer
Space & PhysicsApril 25, 2001
Hubble Revisits the Horsehead Nebula
The SciencesApril 23, 2001
Scientists Learn How Electrons Crystallize
HealthApril 20, 2001
Agent Orange Linked to Leukemia
TechnologyApril 19, 2001
Researchers Develop New, Warm Fuel Cell
HealthApril 18, 2001
Moderate Drinkers Less Likely to Die after Heart Attacks