Prizes
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Everything Is Illuminated
December 03, 2009
Martin Chalfie, the Nobelist who helped transform biology with a glowing protein, talks with us about his lab and his favorite animal—the roundworm.
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Heads Up
October 09, 2009
As the Nobels are awarded, President Obama and friends grab their telescopes and head injuries to athletes go under the microscope.
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The One that Got Away
September 25, 2009
A dead fish has caused a stink over false positives in fMRI studies, and while gloom and doom reign at UN climate talks, renting a movie you actually like has never been easier.
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Mikhail Gromov Wins Abel Prize
March 26, 2009
Russian-French mathematician wins the Abel Prize for his revolutionary contributions to geometry.
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I Can’t Believe It’s Science (for May 7, 2007)
May 09, 2007
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Who Wants to Be a Cognitive Neuroscientist Millionaire?
November 09, 2006
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Blinis, Blix & Bling
December 08, 2005
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Seed in Stockholm: Adam Bly
December 08, 2005
Our Editor-in-Chief reports from Stockholm and the Nobels.
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Seed in Stockholm
December 08, 2005
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The Other I.D.
November 15, 2005
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New and Notable: 11/6-11/12
November 12, 2005
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Betting on Baseball
November 10, 2005
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Richard Errett Smalley, “father of nanotechnology”, dies at 62
November 10, 2005
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Ig Nobel Pursuits
October 07, 2005
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World
Press Gang
With New York City about to let bloggers qualify for press passes, a look at what breaking down the walls between old and new media means for science reporting.
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Culture
The Ancient, Distant, and Dead
Inspired by scientific research, Katie Paterson creates art based on data from faraway melting glaciers, long-dead stars, and the initial moments of the universe.
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Ideas
A Sober Assessment
Alcohol is an important part of life in many cultures throughout the world, but there are many misperceptions about this common social lubricant.
