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Serotonin - Why Desert Locusts Go From Solitary To Swarms

Stem Cell Transplant 'Resets' Immune System And Reverses Early Stage Multiple Sclerosis

Stem Cell Transplant Trial Results In The Lancet - The UK Multiple Sclerosis Society Response

How Do Eyes Send Images To The Brain?

Cationic Peptide - Coat Surgical Instruments With 'Nature's Antibiotics'

Science Facts Are Not The Scientific Method

Despite Slight Decline, U.S. Still 32 Percent Of World Science Output

What Happened In Oetzi The Glacier Man's Last Days?

Move Over, Blueberries, Plums Want To Be The Super Food Of 2009

200 Light Years Away, HD 80606b Positively Sizzles

First Gene Discovered For Most Common Epilepsy

Mars Rover Seems To Be Losing Its Spirit

Pre Term Birth Linked To Autism - Study

NGC 5128 - Centaurus A Jets And Lobes Get A Spectacular New Image

Food Or Energy? The Biofuel Food Crisis Debate

Earthquake 'Fossils' Abundant, Says Study

Newborn Brain Cells Add A Relative Time Stamp, Says Study

Is It Possible To Feel Empathetic Pain?

Triceratops Horns Not Just For Good Looks

Lignin In Seaweed May Mean A Billion-Year Revision Of Plant Evolution Timeline, Say Researchers

Game Theory Solves CLUE And Maybe Improves Robot Mine Sweepers Too

Fusion-Fission Hybrid Could Make Nuclear Power Truly Green

Economic Crisis - Leaders Have Earned Distrust, Says Study

Is Placozoa Now The Most Primitive Animal In The Tree Of Life?

Linguistic Voodoo - Making Leprosy Less Of A Problem By Stopping Use Of The Word 'Leper'

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Gone With The Wind Is The Most Successful Movie Of All Time, But The Wizard Of Oz Is Most 'Influential'

There's no question "Gone With The Wind" is the most successful movie of all time, when you count tickets sold, but it's not the most influential. Nor is "Star Wars."

Independent Voters Decide Elections, But Undecided Voters Least Likely To Vote

Get-out-the-vote campaigns matter, which is why U.S. political parties encourage those in their tribe to vote by mail long before any controversies can change their mind. Voting is so predictable…

With Such Fierce Fires, Why Doesn't Entire Rainforest Burn Down? Answers For Scared People - And Positive Developments In Brazil

This is something puzzles and scares some people. Why is most of the Amazon jungle still untouched by fire? Isn't there a risk that the Brazilian wildfires sweep across the entire Amazon and destroy…

5th Century: Ancient Mözs-Icsei Dülő Cemetery Remains Show It Was Multicultural

The 5th century Mözs-Icsei dülő cemetery near Szekszárd in the area known as Pannonia dates back to the late Roman period. Remains reveal the demographic makeup during the beginnings of Europe…