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Veggies as Tasty as Candy: The Quest for the Perfect Tomato

If junk food is carefully engineered to be as addictive as possible, should scientists do the same for vegetables? Humans have evolved to love...

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Harvard's Chief Information Officer Is Preparing for the Next Zuckerberg

She's "absolutely convinced" the next tech tycoon is on campus right now, and wants to make sure the school provides support.

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Confession: I Didn't Always Wash After Peeing; Now I Will

Let's settle one of man's greatest debates: You really should be washing your hands after you pee.

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Downloading College Textbook Chapters Could Make College More Affordable

Only need to read two chapters in the $90 textbook? What if you could download each for $3.99?

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Scientific Americans: A Program to Get 1,000 Real, Working Scientists in School Classrooms

The new 1,000 Scientists in 1,000 Days programs hopes to make connecting scientists with schools a lot simpler.

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Feast Your Eyes: Time-Lapse Video Shows 6 Million Calories Consumed in Just 2 Minutes

How the food chain works in the wild—and what we could learn from it.

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The Science of Kissing: Why Do We Do It?

Sheril Kirshenbaum's new book, The Science of Kissing, explores the history and biology behind mankind's most recognizable gesture of affection.

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Image of the Day: NASA Discovers New Life Form

NASA has discovered a new life form completely unlike anything else on Earth.

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Veggies as Tasty as Candy: The Quest for the Perfect Tomato

If junk food is carefully engineered to be as addictive as possible, should scientists do the same for vegetables? Humans have evolved to love...

Confession: I Didn't Always Wash After Peeing; Now I Will

Let's settle one of man's greatest debates: You really should be washing your hands after you pee.

Downloading College Textbook Chapters Could Make College More Affordable

Only need to read two chapters in the $90 textbook? What if you could download each for $3.99?

Scientific Americans: A Program to Get 1,000 Real, Working Scientists in School Classrooms

The new 1,000 Scientists in 1,000 Days programs hopes to make connecting scientists with schools a lot simpler.

Feast Your Eyes: Time-Lapse Video Shows 6 Million Calories Consumed in Just 2 Minutes

How the food chain works in the wild—and what we could learn from it.

The Science of Kissing: Why Do We Do It?

Sheril Kirshenbaum's new book, The Science of Kissing, explores the history and biology behind mankind's most recognizable gesture of affection.

Image of the Day: NASA Discovers New Life Form

NASA has discovered a new life form completely unlike anything else on Earth.

Scientists Find 95-million-year-old Bugs in African Amber

Scientists have found 95-million-year-old ancestors of modern spiders, wasps, ferns, and wingless ants inside samples of fossilized African amber....

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If junk food is carefully engineered to be as addictive as possible, should scientists do the same for vegetables? Humans have evolved to love...

She's "absolutely convinced" the next tech tycoon is on campus right now, and wants to make sure the school provides support.

Let's settle one of man's greatest debates: You really should be washing your hands after you pee.

Only need to read two chapters in the $90 textbook? What if you could download each for $3.99?

The new 1,000 Scientists in 1,000 Days programs hopes to make connecting scientists with schools a lot simpler.

How the food chain works in the wild—and what we could learn from it.

Sheril Kirshenbaum's new book, The Science of Kissing, explores the history and biology behind mankind's most recognizable gesture of affection.

NASA has discovered a new life form completely unlike anything else on Earth.

Scientists have found 95-million-year-old ancestors of modern spiders, wasps, ferns, and wingless ants inside samples of fossilized African amber....

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