Scientists exploring the remote highlands of eastern Suriname discovered 24 species believed to be new to science, including a frog with florescent purple markings and other amphibians, fish and insects.
Jun 4, 2007
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In one of the first studies to detail how car purchasing has changed since the advent of the Internet, researchers find that online research has largely supplanted time spent at the dealership, time spent negotiating prices, ...
Other
Jun 4, 2007
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Scientists at the UK’s National Physical Laboratory (NPL) have proposed a new way to determine accurate time faster.
General Physics
Jun 4, 2007
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Today, two and a half years after the historic landing of ESA’s Huygens probe on Titan, a new set of results on Saturn’s largest moon is ready to be presented. Titan, as seen through the eyes of Huygens still holds exciting ...
Space Exploration
Jun 4, 2007
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While orange cauliflower may seem unappealing to some, it has distinct nutritional advantages. Now, Cornell researchers have identified the genetic mutation behind the unusual hue. The finding may lead to more nutritious ...
Jun 4, 2007
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Sweltering summers in the city may become more bearable in future years, thanks to a new study probing the heat contributed by buildings, roads and traffic.
Earth Sciences
Jun 4, 2007
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Our tissues and organs consist of a complex, closely balanced assembly of different types of cells, extracellular matrix, and special signal-carrying molecules. The growth of such structures in the laboratory, perhaps for ...
Jun 4, 2007
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After a warning from a government watchdog group, schools and families in Britain are scrambling to remove Wi-Fi systems.
Telecom
Jun 4, 2007
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Astronauts set to take off from Florida on the shuttle Atlantis are determined to remember the mission, because it could be the last of their careers.
Space Exploration
Jun 4, 2007
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Norwegian officials are worried about the safety of a giant nuclear waste facility near the Norwegian border with Russia.
Environment
Jun 4, 2007
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