Martha HarbisonScienceDispatches From The FutureTen of the brightest minds in science fiction imagine how we will live—on Earth and beyond—in the decades and centuries to come.By Martha HarbisonJuly 11, 2014ScienceWhat Snooty Beer Should I Drink? [Infographic] An experimental app designed by a computer scientist can best-guess your beer preferences.By Martha HarbisonMay 2, 2013ScienceWhoa: Early American Settlers Ate Each Other New archeological and forensic anthropological evidence shows that early English settlers in Jamestown, Virginia, dined on the other-other white meat for survival.By Martha HarbisonMay 1, 2013ScienceBeerSci: How Do We Measure The Bitterness Of Beer?The International Bitterness Unit explainedBy Martha HarbisonApril 30, 2013TechnologyHow Giant Concrete Balls Could Make Wind Power More Efficient Great balls of power!By Martha HarbisonApril 26, 2013ScienceOxford Institute Forecasts The Possible Doom Of HumanityWhat's the greatest threat to our species' continued existence? Take a look in the mirror.By Martha HarbisonApril 25, 2013ScienceShedding New Light On Basement Marijuana TechnologyOne man's experience with LED grow lightsBy Martha HarbisonApril 23, 2013ScienceAle Yeast Running For Official State Microbe Of OregonI, for one, welcome our new unicellular overlords.By Martha HarbisonApril 16, 2013You Can Hear When Trees Are ThirstyScientists identify a specific acoustic signature that drought-stressed trees make.By Martha HarbisonApril 16, 2013ScienceWho Or What Left This 60,000-Ton Ancient Artifact Under The Sea? Shall we take bets on how the ancient-alien conspiracy theorists will spin this one?By Martha HarbisonApril 11, 2013ScienceBogus Academic Conferences Lure ScientistsBecause fake scientific journals weren't gnarly enough.By Martha HarbisonApril 9, 2013ScienceResearchers Rearrange Nuts In Low GravityOutcome: your Chex Mix will be better dispersed on Mars.By Martha HarbisonApril 8, 2013ScienceCthulhu Lives In The Gut Of A TermiteAs well as in the malevolent deepsBy Martha HarbisonApril 4, 2013ScienceBeerSci: Want To Wet-Hop Your Beer? Grow Your Own Fresh HopsIt's easier than you might think.By Martha HarbisonApril 4, 2013ScienceCaffeine-Addicted Bacteria Die If You Give Them DecafEngineered E. coli could be used to clean caffeine-polluted waterways.By Martha HarbisonMarch 28, 2013ScienceChallenge Accepted: Make Dinner From A Catalog Of Pharmaceutical CompoundsThe Merck Index as menuBy Martha HarbisonMarch 27, 2013ScienceBeerSci: The Art And Science Of Beer Brewing, On VideoCharlie Bamforth, professor of brewing science at UC Davis, walks you through the process.By Martha HarbisonMarch 25, 2013Science Journal Editors Have A Sense Of Humor! Or at least a sense of history.By Martha HarbisonMarch 25, 2013ScienceDid A Comet Kill The Dinosaurs?New data seems to suggest that one did.By Martha HarbisonMarch 22, 2013TechnologySlow-Motion Video Of A Bridge Exploding Is The Best Way To Start The WeekJust sit back and enjoy the carnage.By Martha HarbisonMarch 18, 2013
