Medications & Sunshine
Sun exposure may change the way we metabolize some medicines.
A new generation of self-conscious robots, how sunshine affects drugs in the body, new research into the prevention of cleft lips, why it's hard to stay focused for long periods of time, and what sound recordings can tell us about the health of natural habitats.
ANNUAL MEETING SPECIAL: The new science of aeroecology, deconstructing taste preferences, new ways to store energy, and 3-D printers that could one day produce replacement organs.
A new study of the bacteria in cow's stomachs could help boost the production of biofuels.
The Periodic Table of the Elements gets its first significant revision in over half a century.
A new report attributes "successful" cloud seeding to unrelated, natural weather patterns.
In some ant species, queens and workers are genetically identical. A new study reveals how they develop different behaviors and appearance.
Genetics influences whether you smell a distinctive odor in your urine after eating asparagus.
PSYCHOLOGY: Why listening to half of a cell phone conversation is so distracting, how we choose which hand to use, why we'll pay more if we can touch a product, and the mechanisms behind a fast-acting antidepressant.
Giving spacecraft a running start on a long rail may significantly reduce launch costs.