Patient Results, Risks Beyond Fertility, Tallying Up What We Eat
By Unknown Author Letters to the editor and online comments. Published: December 2, 2014 at 01:00AM from NYT […]
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A Vulture’s Gut Is Simple but Seems Effective
By SINDYA N. BHANOO Their guts contain only 76 micro-organisms, yet they are not harmed when ingesting wastes […]
Where a ‘Vampire’ Threat Hit Close to Home
By SINDYA N. BHANOO A new study in the journal PLOS One indicates that it was locals, not […]
Snowflake Symmetry
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY Snowflakes can appear perfectly symmetrical, raising the question of whether each of its arms […]
A Tiring Question Challenges Scientists
By DOUGLAS QUENQUA Scientists from around the world will compete to best answer the question “What is sleep?” […]
Learning Our Roots, Inside and Out
By VIRGINIA HUGHES Genealogy can reveal secrets about all of us, at once: the emergence of our species, […]
Much-Discussed Views That Go Way Back
By CLAUDIA DREIFUS Avi Loeb has published more than 400 papers on the nature of early stars, galaxies, […]
Math That Pursues, Spins and Swarms
By HELENE STAPINSKI A new exhibit featuring dozens of glowing, motorized, interactive robots will teach people what it […]
New Images Refine View of Infant Universe
By DENNIS OVERBYE The subject of Planck 2014 is a new baby picture — and all of the […]
Study on Cultural Memory Confirms: Chester A. Arthur, We Hardly ...
By BENEDICT CAREY The broader significance of the report is that societies collectively forget according to the same […]