The five year state of the reef reports paints a gloomy picture for the natural wonder
These underwater habitats are important for several species of sea life
The Fields Medal is mathematics' equivalent to the Nobel Prize
This neat invertebrate trick could help researchers eventually figure out how to do the same for human cells
Small supplies of the drug bring up a whole host of other ethical dilemmas
In addition to teaching us more about kitties themselves, the cat genome could shed light on human disease
At 15 days old, the panda cubs are still vulnerable, but are doing well so far
Watch the remains of comet Swift-Tuttle burn up in the atmosphere
The new species' sting can cause Irukandji syndrome, which sometimes leads to stroke and heart failure
Aspiring female engineers say that they perceive little chance of advancing in their field
New research shows that texture plays a large role in how we see the nutritional value of food
The LDSD test on June 28 went well, and more tests are expected to run next year
As many as 11 percent of Vietnam veterans diagnosed with PTSD still suffer from the disorder
The relationship between losing weight and being happy is not at all straightforward
According to the largest analysis conducted to date, daily doses of aspirin significantly reduces the risk of getting some common cancers
The Gulf of Mexico's dead zone actually shrunk this year—but it's still the size of Connecticut
It's been a long trip, but Rosetta has finally reached its destination
Keeping your expectations low, it seems, is key to achieving fleeting satisfaction
The idea that renewable energy can't handle the load is a myth, says Amory Lovins
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