STEM
New Study of Primates' 15 Million Year Genetic History Could Help Understand HIV, Autism
The University of Washington joined a large international study to document the genetic history of all six species of primates with the chief goal of preserving their natural genetic development.
News Coverage of Female Politicians Focuses on Personality, Males on the Issues
Space Center Houston to Hold Naming Contest for Shuttle Replica
Seattle Resident Henry Liebman Catches 200-Year-Old Rockfish off Coast in Sitka, Alaska
United Nations Report Shows 'Unprecedented Heat' in Past Decade
Life on Earth Set to Disappear in 2.8 Billion Years; Microbes Will Be Dominant Life Form
Full Human Head Transplant Now Possible, Says Italian Neuroscientist
Pluto's Moon Almost Named 'Vulcan'?
By Russell WesterholmResearchers Develop HIV Tests that Detect Drug Resistance Earlier Than Ever Before
By Russell Westerholm60 Billion Planets in the Milky Way Can Sustain Water and Life
By Russell WesterholmRadioactive Carbon Dating Can Stop Elephant Poaching and Illegal Ivory Trade
By Russell WesterholmPsittacosaurus Graduates from Crawling on Four Legs to Standing on Two
By Russell WesterholmColorado-Boulder to Use Computer Simulations as an Alternative for Classroom Science Experiments?
By Staff Reporter"Big Givers" Get Punished for Being Nonconformists, Research Shows
By Staff ReporterNASA Launches Sun-Studying Satellite to Learn Secrets of Solar Winds (VIDEO)
By Russell Westerholm
