Sci + Tech

Grave inter- and intra-country inequities in health outcomes

Breaking down the wine-making process and its organic alternative

An article from the January 12 issue of ScienceNow, called “Are You a Moneymaker? Look at Your Hands,” discusses research that looked to draw a… Read More »Lost in transcription: Giving pseudoscience the finger

Google has dominated the world of Internet searching for a while now. It has become so ubiquitous that it is no longer just the name… Read More »A you-centric search

Probiotics more complicated than previously understood

Canadian aboriginals and rural people under-represented: report

Researchers find family rejection a predictor of negative health outcomes in LGB youth

But can we blame him?

A new way to create diamonds could change the world

“You got time, you got time,” a student nervously repeated as he watched his teammate work a joystick that maneuvered a small robot around a… Read More »Every robot for itself

Retroviral medication improves, but only for the rich

Journal gives undergraduate research a place to be published

Researchers simulate earth’s magnetic field to protect space ships

Monkeys slaughtered for food may carry diseases dangerous to humans

Does red turn you on? Some scientists say yes. At the University of Rochester, Andrew Elliot, professor of psychology, and Daniela Neista, post-doctoral fellow, demonstrated… Read More »Women in red rated sexier