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Save Our Sounds
Some 14 libraries around the world have built up substantial collections of natural sounds, from bird songs to fish hums.
By Susan Milius -
Materials ScienceMaterials with Memory
Metal alloys and polymers that can remember a preprogrammed shape may literally reshape technologies ranging from warfare to medicine and car repair.
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Get Rid of the Bodies
Scientists are learning how organisms safely clear out cell corpses.
By John Travis -
ChemistryHydrogen: The Next Generation
Researchers are looking for more sustainable ways to generate hydrogen, which burns cleanly but is typically made from fossil fuel.
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EarthHawaii’s Hated Frogs
Wildlife officials in Hawaii are investigating unconventional pesticides to eradicate invasive frogs—or at least to check their advance.
By Janet Raloff -
Breathtaking Science
A small region within the brainstem creates the normal breathing rhythm.
By John Travis -
AnimalsCamelid Comeback
The future of vicuñas in South America and wild camels in Asia hinges on decisions being made now about their management.
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ChemistryDelivering the Goods
Experimental gene-delivery therapies generally use viruses to shuttle genetic material into cells, but some researchers are devising ways to avoid using the sometimes-risky viruses.
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TechRefueling Rockets
Hybrid-rocket fuels—part solid, part liquid—have been around for a half-century, and they may just now be taking off.
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EarthEye of the Tiger
Recent research has upended a 130-year-old, previously unchallenged theory about how the semiprecious stone called tiger's-eye is formed.
By Sid Perkins -
EarthOceans Aswirl
Whirls of ocean water up to hundreds of kilometers across create biological oases, transport heat from tropical climes to cooler latitudes, and affect everything from offshore oil platforms to long-distance yacht races.
By Sid Perkins -
AnimalsLife Without Sex
The search is on for creatures that have evolved for eons without sex.
By Susan Milius