How climate change might have driven turning points in human evolution.
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Comparisons show that post-Gulf oil spill oysters have more vanadium, chromium, cobalt, and lead concentrations in shells, gill, and muscle tissue.
Scientists say the left side of our faces is most appealing, because we show more emotion on that side.
Dr. Barton received a National Medal of Science after learning that cells use the double strands of the DNA helix like a wire for long-range signaling.
Researchers sampled manuscripts from 15th century France and Italy to learn what molecular structures arise in paper as it ages.
Deborah Byrd talks about Lyrid meteor shower, peaking April 21-22. Song of the week Jesse Wood’s Neon Rose from his Moon Rocks EP.
Scientists in The Netherlands studying students find that the attractiveness of your friends might affect how you are perceived on Facebook.
Jorge Salazar speaks with Dr. Jacqueline Barton about how DNA can act like two telephone repairmen trying to fix a line. Song of the week from The Heartlanders.
Alive inside! Watch this wonderful video of an elderly man in a nursing home reacting to music.
Scary coincidence or super unlucky? Neither. Here’s the story behind why 2012 has three Friday the 13ths.



















