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5,011 articles from ScienceNOW

• TUESDAY 25. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 23:40 No Recovery for Atlantic Cod Population

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  Longtime symbol of Atlantic fishing may never rebound from 1990s collapse in Canada  

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• 00:10 A Brain Circuit for Bungee Jumping?

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  Researchers identify neural pathways for novelty-seeking behavior  

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• 00:10 A Disturbance in the Neighborhood

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  Astronomers discover two potential--and nearby--cosmic-ray sources  

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• SATURDAY 22. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 00:45 At Long Last, Physicists Calculate the Proton's Mass

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  Result marks arrival of high-precision calculations of ultracomplex strong nuclear force  

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• 00:45 Did Icebergs Warm the World?

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  Errant ice might have driven ancient surges of carbon dioxide  

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• 00:45 Why the Lady Is a Tramp

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  Researchers identify possible motive for female philandering  

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• FRIDAY 21. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 02:15 Badly Behaved Psychiatrists and Sexually Confused Mice

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  Science brings you the best from the Society for Neuroscience's annual meeting  

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• 02:15 Close Call for Galápagos Native

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  Fossil pollen establishes plant's right to spread  

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• 02:15 Dancing Scientists Invade YouTube

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  Science announces the winners of its 2009 Dance Your Ph.D. contest  

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• 02:15 The Waxman Cometh

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  U.S. climate scientists hail the new chair of a powerful congressional committee  

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• THURSDAY 20. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 00:20 Daschle Poised to Head HHS

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  Obama selects former senator to help guide health policy  

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• 00:20 Scientists Untangle Woolly Mammoth Genome

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  Data give clues to creature's evolution, hardiness  

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• WEDNESDAY 19. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 00:36 Obama Grabs the Reins

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  Transition teams begin reviews of science agencies  

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• 00:36 When a Flood Beats a Trickle

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  Old-fashioned irrigation saves water  

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• TUESDAY 18. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 00:50 Prehistoric Family Values

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  Archaeologists find what may be the oldest examples of a nuclear family  

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• 00:50 Tumor Secrets Written in Blood

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  Cancer cells release telltale traces into bloodstream  

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• SATURDAY 15. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 00:30 A Cure for AIDS? Not Quite

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  Case of man healed by stem cell transplant has many caveats  

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• 00:30 Big Noise From Little Tubes

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  Researchers develop nanotube loudspeakers thinner than paper  

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• 00:30 DNA: Too Much--or Too Little--Can Be a Bad Thing

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  Copied or erased bits of genetic code may help explain retinoblastoma and other diseases  

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• 00:30 Earth's Minerals Evolved, Too

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  Life and rocks have changed in concert  

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• 00:30 Marine Algae Try Alternative Lifestyle

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  "Photosynthetic" cyanobacteria lose ability to use sunlight to make food  

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• FRIDAY 14. NOVEMBER, 2008
• 13:40 Astronomers See Exoplanets for First Time

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  Direct detection is the latest step toward discovering other, possibly inhabited, Earths  

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• 13:40 Four Dams to Come Down

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  In a major shift, federal and state governments agree to demolish dams on western river  

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• 13:40 Hey Bud, Spare Some Genes?

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  A flower reverses its own evolution by borrowing DNA from a relative  

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• 13:40 How Accurate Is Your Family Tree?

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  Guidelines aim to improve reliability of genetic genealogy testing  

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