Rarely Seen Images From Space Including the ‘Best Selfie Ever’
By KENNETH CHANG More than 700 vintage photographs from the early days of space exploration are to be […]
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Building a Face, and a Case, on DNA
By ANDREW POLLACK The growing capability to determine physical characteristics from genetics can help the police, but it […]
I’ve Just Seen a (DNA-Generated) Face
By HEATHER MURPHY To test the accuracy of DNA-based facial sketches, two Times journalists had scans made and […]
Deeper Ties to Corporate Cash for Doubtful Climate Researcher
By JUSTIN GILLIS and JOHN SCHWARTZ Newly released documents show the extent of the links between corporate interests […]
Funding That Climate Researcher Failed to Disclose
By Unknown Author These documents show that Wei-Hock Soon, a part-time researcher at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics […]
Winter Weather Both Toasty and Cold; a Tale of 2 ...
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It may be hard to believe for a country that’s shivering from Maine to […]
Ernest Sternglass, Physicist and Nuclear Critic, Dies at 91
By KENNETH CHANG Dr. Sternglass, whose research in radiation physics laid the foundation for important technological advances, became […]
Now Cleared for Landing at Airports: Bees
By DANIELLE BEURTEAUX Urban beekeepers need green space, and many airports have plenty of it — fields that […]
A New Theory on How Neanderthal DNA Spread in Asia
By CARL ZIMMER Two teams of researchers have come to a conclusion about why the ancestors of Asians […]
Your Letters: Carbon Dioxide Storage, H.I.V. Drugs and Ebola Management
By Unknown Author Your letters to the Editor. Published: February 17, 2015 at 01:00AM from NYT Science Read […]