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Web edition: October 5, 2012
Print edition: October 20, 2012; Vol.182 #8 (p. 4)
MATTER & ENERGY
Chemists find more evidence of the existence of ununtrium in “News in Brief: Japanese lab lays claim to element 113.”
ON THE SCENE BLOG
Middle-schoolers tackle scientific challenges at the Broadcom MASTERS competition. Read “Building a funner mousetrap.”
HUMANS
Pastoralists may have constructed England’s ancient stone monuments. See “Herders, not farmers, built Stonehenge.”
BODY & BRAIN
Magnetic resonance imaging can detect heart attacks that EKGs often miss. Read “MRI spots silent heart attacks.”
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