STEM
Archaeologists Discover World’s First Calendar in Scotland Field
University of Birmingham researchers believe to have found the world's oldest 'calendar' during an excavation in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Duke Bioengineers Develop New Approach to Regenerate Back Discs
Water Leak in Italian Astronaut's Helmet Cuts Spacewalk Short
65-Million-Year-Old Fossil Provides Evidence the Tyrannosaurus Rex was a Predator
Hubble Telescope Decade-Old Images Reveal New Neptune Moon
Attractive Bonobo Females Are More Likely To Win Conflicts against Males, Study
Natural Habitats Provide Better and Cheaper Protection Against Superstorms and Hurricanes than Sea Walls Do
Ice Sheets Melting in Antarctica and Greenland May Not Be Due to Global Warming
By Russell WesterholmVolcano Eruption in Alaska Helps Scientists Discover a 'Scream' Preceding the Explosion
By Russell WesterholmScientists Discover Kill-Switch Controls Immune-Suppressing Cells
By Staff ReporterTop 5 Reasons Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
By Staff ReporterECU Professor Discovers a Dinosaur Tooth Fossil in Oklahoma Panhandle
By Staff ReporterObesity in America Continues to Climb Despite Increase in Physical Activity
By Russell WesterholmLionfish Grow in Size and Numbers, Become Detriment to Other Deep-Sea Fish
By Russell WesterholmToronto Engineers Create World’s First Human-Powered Helicopter; Team Wins the $250000 Sikorsky Prize (VIDEO)
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