Green Living Insulating nanowire cloth that traps heat perfectly could help tackle climate change January 14, 2015
Archaeology The oldest stone cutting tools may have sparked the evolution of language January 14, 2015 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Environment City of Hamburg to build public green spaces atop of noisy highway and become car free in 20 years January 14, 2015
Astrophysics China Reaches Moon Orbit, Wants to Mine Very Rare, Energy Dense Element January 14, 2015
Biology Voracious Plant Outsmarts Ants Even Without a Brain January 14, 2015 - Updated on January 15, 2015
Climate US lawmakers in charge of NASA and environmental funding don’t understand science January 14, 2015
Mind & Brain Naps are key to infant learning and memory consolidation January 13, 2015 - Updated on September 7, 2018
Health Paralyzed rats regain use of hind legs with flexible spinal cord implant. Humans to follow January 13, 2015
Nanotechnology Superconductive nanowire hybrid fuses semiconductor and metal with atomic precision January 13, 2015
Discoveries Ancient 420-million-year-old fossil hints of bony fish and cartilaginous fish common ancestor January 13, 2015
Great Pics Disney’s Turtle-like robot draws intricate sand art January 13, 2015 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Mind & Brain Computer knows you better than your friends – just by looking at your Facebook Likes January 13, 2015
Animals Drexel University to Exhibit Half-Male, Half-Female Butterfly January 13, 2015 - Updated on January 14, 2015
Geology Earth may have generated its own water – geologically January 13, 2015 - Updated on January 20, 2023
Astronomy How to Build Carbon Soccer Ball Molecules in Space January 12, 2015 - Updated on April 29, 2023
Green Living First man-made biological leaf might actually be useless January 12, 2015 - Updated on August 2, 2017
Design Biggest indoor farm is 100 times more productive than conventional agriculture January 12, 2015
Mathematics Mathematician may have revolutionized the theory of numbers… but nobody understands his proof January 12, 2015
Environmental Issues 2014 was the 18th year straight warmer than the average in US, probably warmest yet worldwide January 9, 2015
Nanotechnology ‘Pop-up’ method makes 3-D complex nano structures from 2-D, similar to a children’s book January 9, 2015 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Animals Monkeys can also recognize themselves in mirrors, but only with training January 9, 2015 - Updated on October 17, 2022
Science Why birds crash into planes and cars like a deathwish January 8, 2015 - Updated on January 10, 2015
News Kepler crossed the 1,000 discovered alien planets milestone January 8, 2015 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Green Living Bill Gates drinks water collected from poop to demo waste treating system January 7, 2015
Green Living Nuclear power wrongfully stigmatized. It’s essential to scrapping fossil fuel, top biologists say January 6, 2015 - Updated on June 4, 2020
