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Things That Go Thump
There's a whole world of animal communication by vibration that researchers are now exploring.
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Health & MedicineBreathing on the Edge
Researchers are exploring how both sea-level lowlanders and high-altitude natives cope with low oxygen levels.
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EcosystemsUnderwater Refuge
Efforts are under way to greatly expand coastal no-fishing zones.
By Janet Raloff -
EarthThe Silence of the Bams
If a nuclear explosion were set off in a cavity of the right size and shape, even a moderate-sized nuclear bomb might appear at long distances to be no bigger than a routine explosion used in mining.
By Sid Perkins -
Brains in Dreamland
Sigmund Freud's century-old dream theory gets a contrasting reception from two current neuroscientific accounts of how and why the brain generates dreams.
By Bruce Bower -
PaleontologyA Ticklish Debate
Paleontologists engaged in a contentious debate about the origins of feathers often reach interpretations that are poles apart, and they defend their views with fervor.
By Sid Perkins -
Plight of the Untouchables
Stigma's largely unexplored effects on the health of people sufering from ailments ranging from AIDS to schizophrenia attracted much interest at a recent conference.
By Bruce Bower -
Science News of the Year 2001
A review of important scientific achievements reported in Science News during the year 2001.
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EcosystemsTadpole Science Gets Its Legs . . .
The amazingly complex tadpole now shines in ecological studies.
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AstronomyThe Milky Way’s Middle
Sensitive X-ray, infrared, and radio telescopes are now providing an extraordinarily clear view of the dust-shrouded center of our galaxy.
By Ron Cowen -
A Maverick Reclaimed
A small band of researchers wants to resuscitate the ideas of Egon Brunswik, a brilliant but tragic psychologist who died almost 50 years ago.
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TechTaming High-Tech Particles
Researchers are beginning to study whether nanomaterials could have unintended negative consequences in the human body or the environment.