Aug 04 2011
Swedish Man Builds Nuclear Reactor in His Kitchen
The man contacted Sweden's nuclear authority and asked if it was permitted for an individual to build a nuclear reactor.
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Aug 04 2011
Minority Rules: Scientists Find the Tipping Point
If just 10 percent of the population holds an unshakable belief, their belief will be adopted by the majority, a new study says.
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Jul 29 2011
Humans Crowded Out Neanderthals
A swell of modern humans outnumbered Neanderthals in Europe nearly 10 to one.
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Jun 28 2011
Angry Birds: Crows Never Forget Your Face
Mess with a crow, and it will remember your face for over five years, research shows.
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May 16 2011
Youthful Ingenuity Honored at Intel Science Fair
Young scientists receive awards in international competition.
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May 14 2011
Mississippi Allowed to Flood Cajun Country
The U.S. plans to open a floodgate to prevent the swollen Mississippi River from flooding major cities.
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Mar 28 2011
Wi-Fi Cars Hitting the Information Superhighway
Consumers are warning to the notion of being connected to the Internet through their cars.
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Dec 07 2010
Why Are Religious People Happier?
Social bonding rather than spiritual engagement may explain why the pious report higher quality of life.
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Sep 15 2010
Slackers Can Be Good for Community
Just because freeloaders don't pull their own weight doesn't mean they're not making a contribution.
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May 10 2010
U.S. Suburbs Getting Older, Poorer, More Diverse
In a reversal of a 20th-century trend, young, educated whites are increasingly moving to cities over suburbs.
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