
Adjusted Agenda
AIDS activists accelerate alternative approaches

Adjusted Agenda
AIDS activists accelerate alternative approaches

Cannabis Comprehended
The "assassin of youth" points to a new pharmacology

Fowl Play
A U.S. agency uses science to fight wildlife bandits

Easier Said than Done
Burning chemical weapons is no simple process

Boosting Fusion
The Soviets hope the U.S. kicks in to an international project

Molecular Engineers Mimic Mother Nature

The Sea Turtle's Tale
An enigmatic reptile reveals sophisticated homing

Orbiting Eye
Hubble's first photo promises better to come

Reach Out and Touch . . .
Stroking plants turns on their genes

Radiation Risks Revisited
A study raises the specter of an effect on offspring

Snail Tale
Growth strategy protects a snail from its predators

Tainted Feed, Mad Cows
Could a British cattle disease infect U.S. herds?

Green Thumbs
Doing agricultural genetics in the marketplace

Acid Test
A mammoth assessment fails to find all the answers

Science Behind the Wall
East Germany's liberated scientists regroup

On to the Past
A famed living fossil may finally face extinction

Nanofuture
How much fun would it be to live forever?

Loud and Clear
Science's new voice at the White House speaks out

Unscientific Americans
School science remains a national humiliation

Memories of Mother
Does the immune system allow transplants that seem familiar?

Ghost in the Machine
A data base compiles human anatomy slice by slice

Embryonic Questions
The experimental use of fetal tissue sparks bitter debate

Electronic Ark
Biologists mobilize to chart vanishing species

Masters of Mutation
Experiments suggest mutations are not always random after all