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Talking Teeth

Shara Bailey traces modern man’s path, tooth by tooth.

By Brett Israel | Posted February 12, 2009

Putting a Baby’s Risk into Perspective

Putting a Baby’s Risk into Perspective

A new study adds weight to the link between IVF and some birth defects, but much remains unexplained.

By Genevra Pittman | Posted February 9, 2009

Picture a Dinosaur—Now, Thank This Guy

Picture a Dinosaur—Now, Thank This Guy

Mick Ellison: Scientific illustrator and photographer.

By Dave Levitan | Posted February 6, 2009

Band-Aids and Fishnets

Band-Aids and Fishnets

An EMT goes from ambulance runs to the derby track.

By Genevra Pittman | Posted February 4, 2009

The Science of Art

The Science of Art

Cynthia Pannucci works to join two seemingly disjointed worlds.

By Shelley DuBois | Posted February 2, 2009

No One Wants to Be a Loser

No One Wants to Be a Loser

Overbidding out of fear can lead to a fast trip to the poorhouse.

By Brett Israel | Posted January 30, 2009

Buzzing About the Future of Pollinators

Buzzing About the Future of Pollinators

One bee scientist looks ahead by cataloguing the past.

By Lindsey Konkel | Posted January 29, 2009

Cosmic Cancer

Cosmic Cancer

Exposure to space radiation on long-term interplanetary voyages could threaten astronauts’ health and thwart manned missions.

By Carina Storrs | Posted January 28, 2009

Farshad Khorrami’s Robotic Ray

Farshad Khorrami’s Robotic Ray

An underwater spy and the man who’s building it.

By Robert Goodier | Posted January 27, 2009

An Artist, Engineer and Environmental Activist

An Artist, Engineer and Environmental Activist

Natalie Jeremijenko, NYU professor and Environmental Health Clinic founder, bridges disciplines to promote social and environmental change.

By Rachael Rettner | Posted January 26, 2009

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