Academics
Global Shark Survey the First of Its Kind, Aiming to Aid Conservation Efforts
For the first time, researchers are surveying the world's population of sharks and will rely on non-invasive underwater cameras.
Cone Snail Venom Could Lead Researchers to New Pain, Cancer Drugs
New Horizons Spacecraft Enters Pluto Flyby 'Encounter Sequence'
Affirmative Action Lawsuit Against Harvard Dismissed, Asian-American Complainants 'Disappointed'
Hidden Black Holes Spotted Behind Sheets of Cosmic Gas, Dust
Old World Monkey Skull 15 Million Years Old Had a Tiny, Complex Brain
Arthritis Drug Could Treat Blood Cancer
SpaceX CRS-7: Company's Set-Back Not Expected to be Very Harsh (REPORT)
By Russell WesterholmUC San Diego Sues USC Over Funding, Research Data
By Staff ReporterComet 67-P Currently Hosting Alien Life, Astronomers Suggest in New Research
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizons Back on Track for Pluto After Anomaly Caused Temporary Loss of Communication
By Russell WesterholmPortuguese Man-o-War Jellyfish Washes Ashore in New Jersey Ahead of Holiday Weekend
By Russell WesterholmSpiders Observed Covering Large Distances by Sailing Over Water Like Ships
By Russell WesterholmSeahorses' Tails Could Influence Future Robot Designs, New Study Suggests
By Russell WesterholmWoolly Mammoth Gene Explains How Animal Survived Ice Age Climate
By Russell Westerholm
