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5,536 articles from ScienceNOW

• WEDNESDAY 7. SEPTEMBER, 2011
• 00:24 Live Chat: Contagion and the Threat of a Viral Pandemic

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  Talk to experts about bioterrorism and scientific accuracy in Hollywood  

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• 00:05 Baby Star Found on Earth's Doorstep

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  The nearest newborn sun may sport glowing planets  

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• TUESDAY 6. SEPTEMBER, 2011
• 20:17 Disabled Patients Mind-Meld With Robots

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  Simply by thinking about it, paralyzed patients control a robot 100 kilometers away  

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• 19:10 Turkish Science Academy Fights Government Changes

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  The Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA) is battling what it sees as a power...  

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• 17:24 Indian Professors Charged Over Radiation Death

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  NEW DELHI—Six senior professors at the University of Delhi face up to 2 years...  

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• SATURDAY 3. SEPTEMBER, 2011
• 00:43 Journal Editor Resigns Over Contrarian Climate Paper

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  The editor-in-chief of the journal Remote Sensing has resigned over the publication of a...  

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• FRIDAY 2. SEPTEMBER, 2011
• 23:24 White House Delays Any Change to Smog Standard

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  The Obama Administration announced today that it will not lower air pollution limits this...  

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• 21:24 Hatching the Milky Way

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  Astronomers produce a virtual galaxy on a computer  

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• 21:19 Podcast: Ancient Superbugs, Mind-Controlling Microbes, and More

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  Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week  

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• 21:18 Australian Frogs Do the Dew

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  Amphibians hop from cold locales to hot burrows to collect—and drink—condensation on their backs  

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• THURSDAY 1. SEPTEMBER, 2011
• 23:24 Claims of Mass Libyan Looting Rejected by Archaeologists

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  Archaeologists in contact with colleagues in Libya say that their nation's antiquities appear safe...  

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• 23:24 Physicists Turn a Single Atom Into a Mirror

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  Advance could help light the way to atomic-scale optical systems on chips  

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• 22:48 U.S. Firms Pledge More Engineering Internships

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  PORTLAND, OREGON—A group of U.S. companies has promised to create thousands of internships for...  

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• 22:38 Iceland Directs Avalanche Funds Into Volcano Risk Studies

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  Iceland's natural hazards experts can now use part of a special avalanche risk assessment...  

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• 22:30 Your Gut Bacteria Are What You Eat

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  Diet influences the makeup of people's intestinal flora  

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• 21:24 ScienceShot: Brittle Gold

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  Stretch gold too thin and it snaps instead of bending  

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• 21:00 NASA Aims to Protect Apollo Artifacts From Next Lunar Arrivals

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  NASA has begun wrestling with how to safeguard the historic and scientific value of...  

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• 21:00 The Rise of the Woolly Rhino

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  New fossil discoveries may explain origin of several Ice Age creatures  

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• 18:54 Academy Panel Urges Greater Focus on Space Junk

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  Traveling along with the space station and hundreds of satellites is a swarm of...  

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• 01:41 U.S. Agency to Consider, Again, If Captive Chimpanzees Deserve Endangered Status

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  Resurrecting a heated debate that began in 1987, a petition has led the U.S....  

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• 01:18 California Science Center to Pay $110,000 Settlement Over Intelligent Design Film

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  In what antievolution proponents praise as a great victory and scientists and science educators...  

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• WEDNESDAY 31. AUGUST, 2011
• 22:24 Why Did Early Humans Leave Africa Without the Latest Gadgets?

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  Our ancestors departed with primitive hand axes even though better technology may have been available  

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• 22:22 Census Bureau Wants to Kill Statistical Abstract

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  The Statistical Abstract of the United States is a free, fact-filled compendium of miscellaneous...  

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• 21:31 ScienceShot: The Invisible Mouse

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  New chemical cocktail makes fetuses transparent  

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• 20:02 The Brain's Fountain of Youth

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  Blood-borne factors can turn back the clock on an aging brain  

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