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Researchers identify fifth gene responsible for Joubert syndrome
Alzheimer's cases up 400 percent worldwide by 2050, estimate says
The Dentate Gyrus and Deja Vu
Food preference may be linked to genes
Super fly may lead to healthier humans
The impact of industrial logging in Central Africa
How Sudoku can help you solve the mysteries of graph theory
Scientists simulate formation of a supermassive black hole
Rescue robots are on the way
Why did so many dinosaurs die with their mouths open?
"Unbreakable" encryption works in real time over long distances, NIST says
What came before the things that came before life as we know it?
Milk does a body good - and may protect against cancer
Soon playing on a screen near you - cell migration
PG-13 film violence may look harmless but it's not safe for kids
Breast cancer drug may protect heart
With diet, exercise, survivors reduce chance of future breast cancer death by 50 percent
Why did woolly mammoths die?
Lose weight by focusing on calorie density, says study
Study finds genetically engineered crops could assist sustainable agriculture
Research says chimpanzees can have local culture just like people
MIT demonstrates wireless power transfer
Can you solve global warming? Make your own computer climate model and see
High self-esteem may be culturally universal
Bad eating habits? It may be in your genes

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