Video gamers score win for science, advance AIDS drugs

Video gamers scored a win for science on a problem that's stumped researchers for over a decade - the structure of a protein linked to AIDS in monkeys.

The healthiest diet, according to your genes

The genes have spoken: your dinner plate should be divided into three, and you should eat six times a day. Tips here for the healthiest diet.

Amphibians and reptiles found in largest numbers in Florida

A study indicates that the pet trade is the number one reason Florida has the largest number of invasive amphibians and reptiles of any place in the world.

Changing how we compute by David Mayhew

David Mayhew can envision changing how we compute by plugging into the flow of information via data centers powered by green energy like wind and solar.

Arsenic cleaned from drinking water with plastic bottles

Scientists have developed a simple, inexpensive solution to treat drinking water contaminated by arsenic. The new technology could dramatically improve health.

Quake in India September 18, at least nine dead

Earthquake in Himalayas, in northeast India. Reuters reports five Indian Air Force planes - and small Army columns in Sikkim - mobilized for emergency relief.

Comet Elenin: Still not a spaceship or doomsday comet

Is Comet Elenin showing any signs of being a spaceship, colliding with Earth or creating three days of darkness? It's just an ordinary comet.

Earthquakes active this week near Honshu, Japan

USGS reported 12 earthquakes of magnitude 5 or above in Japan during the past seven days. Strongest two days ago at 6.7 magnitude.

Molecules in 3-D movies by Janet Iwasa

To animate molecules, Janet Iwasa works with the same kind of software used to make Hollywood films like Toy Story.

Video of Vesta from the Dawn spacecraft fly-around

NASA space scientists studying asteroid Vesta helped make this video of Vesta simulating the experience of flying in the Dawn spacecraft around the asteroid.