Science in the media

The minuscule white blob at left in the image above is Beagle 2, Britain’s first (and so far only) Mars probe, which vanished after entering the Martian atmosphere on Christmas […]

Women shy away from fields in which talent, not hard work, is thought to be key, survey suggests.

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Scientists looked at the effects of obesity and exercise on 334,161 European men and women whose progress was followed for 12 years. They found that people who engaged in moderate […]

In a bid to increase treatments for the nation’s 79 million obese adults, the Food and Drug Administration has approved U.S. marketing of an implantable device that stimulates weight loss […]

A wireless transmitter could give paralyzed people a practical way to control TVs, computers, or wheelchairs with their thoughts.

nosotros no somos los únicos animales que plantamos nuestra propia comida: las hormigas y los escarabajos comenzaron a cultivar hongos 50 millones de años antes que los humanos.

Un nuevo análisis de la subida global de los océanos en el siglo XX indica que subieron menos de lo calculado. La consecuencia es que la aceleración del proceso en […]

The question is deceptively simple: Given a geometric space — a sphere, perhaps, or a doughnut-like torus — is it possible to divide it into smaller pieces? In the case […]