How One Little Yellow-Shouldered Bat Became Seven Different Species
The perils of taxonomy in the age of genetics
The perils of taxonomy in the age of genetics
The treatment, known as Evzio, injects a drug called nalaxone that "rapidly reverses the effects of opioid overdose."
New gravity measurements determined Enceladus has a liquid water sea about as large as Lake Superior.
In an interview with Popular Science, USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah said a program to foment dissent in Cuba through a national social media channel was approved by Congress and was not a "covert" program.
Apparently it won't affect work on the International Space Station
We wish these were April Fools pranks.
Real cheating, no jokes
The technology's here, but financial and ethical constraints keep pointing us in the wrong direction.
The UN court said that the hunt was not for scientific purposes, as Japan had claimed.
Maybe you can use some of these tricks to impress your next date. (Plus, talking about robots is always impressive and sexy, non?)
The future of cyber attacks is mildly annoying.
A scientist stationed in Antarctica tells about the biggest scientific discovery of the year, and how to have fun at the Pole.