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Scientists derive bottom-up air-sea momentum transfer under major hurricane
Lightning A Good Indicator Of Volcanic Activity
Impact of exercise on body fat is different for boys and girls
Fashion is predictable, research says, but fashionistas are not
Clues to gene expression in cystic fibrosis will guide research
Groundbreaking Canadian asthma study
MIT visualizes the secret of turbulent fluid flow
House with an ocean view? Don't sweat global warming
Greenhouse gas effect consistent over 420 million years
Sorry dinosaurs, mammals would have taken over even if you lived
Dinosaur extinction didn't cause the rise of present-day mammals, claim researchers
'Smart' Fiber Flushes Cholesterol, Study Finds
Why does a biological clock tick?
Magnetic fields get reconnected in turbulent plasma around Earth
Transplanting organs from animals to humans -- what are the barriers?
LED array signals successful binding of drug-delivery molecules to DNA
Adult stem cells speed growth of healthy liver tissue
Himalayan glacier melting observed from space
Engineering the heart piece by piece
Neural coding only a game of chance?
New developments in 'artificial photosynthesis'
Metagenomics 'will transform modern microbiology'
Spatial aspects of pain - how the brain processes 'where it hurts'
Soy-based product explored as nontoxic substitute for Isocyanates
Using bacteria as a toxin barometer

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