Monkey see, monkey do?

Monkey see, monkey do?

What is the very best way to learn a complex task? Is it practice, practice, practice, or is watching and thinking enough to let you imitate a physical activity, such as skiing or ballet? A new…
Protein structures for the entire yeast proteome

Protein structures for the entire yeast proteome

Imagine the power of knowing the three-dimensional structures of all proteins. The 3D-structure can provide information about critical protein-protein interactions both from a global perspective as…
Do you need sex to be a species?

Do you need sex to be a species?

If you own a birdbath, chances are you’re hosting one of evolutionary biology’s most puzzling enigmas: bdelloid rotifers. These microscopic invertebrates—widely distributed in mosses, creeks, ponds,…
Root beer may be 'safest' soft drink for teeth

Root beer may be 'safest' soft drink for teeth

Exposing teeth to soft drinks, even for a short period of time, causes dental erosion—and prolonged exposure can lead to significant enamel loss. Root beer products, however, are non-carbonated and…
No sex for 40 million years? No problem

No sex for 40 million years? No problem

A group of organisms that has never had sex in over 40 million years of existence has nevertheless managed to evolve into distinct species, says new research published today. The study challenges…
Brain scans reveal cause of smokers' cravings

Brain scans reveal cause of smokers' cravings

Within the mind of every smoker trying to quit rages a battle between the higher-order functions of the brain wanting to break the habit and the lower-order functions screaming for another cigarette…
Advancing how computers and electronics work

Advancing how computers and electronics work

Researchers have made an important advance in the emerging field of ‘spintronics’ that may one day usher in a new generation of smaller, smarter, faster computers, sensors and other devices,…