Science Jul 03 The science of sleeping in, and why you probably shouldn’t As part of PBS NewsHour's series on work-life balance, two psychologists weigh the pros and cons of sleeping in over the weekends.
Science Jun 30 7 things to know about tonight’s leap second Like Taco Tuesdays? Well, thanks to a leap second, this one just got a little longer.
Science Jun 29 Ultrasound sensors dig deeper into your fingerprints and fat Ultrasound sensor can fortify fingerprint scanners and how we measure our waistlines, according to scientists at the University of California.
Science Jun 23 Rosetta spacecraft expected to ride comet into the sunset The European Space Agency might land the Rosetta spacecraft on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
Science Jun 18 Geneticists crack the 20-year mystery of the Kennewick Man skeleton Will U.S. Army Corps of Engineers return the Kennewick Man's remains now that they've been found to be closely related to Native Americans?…
Science Jun 09 Chimpanzees use leafy cups to chug alcohol Unlike other booze-seeking wild animals, chimps use tools and exhibit other unique behaviors by partaking in fermented drinks.
Science Jun 08 Injectable nanoscopic mesh could one day be used to monitor our organs This electronic mesh might one day tell doctors when your brain needs a tuneup.
Science Jun 05 Inside the $105 million lab that wants to wipe out MERS and Ebola How did one patient in South Korea instigate the largest MERS outbreak to-date outside of the Middle East?…
Science Jun 02 ‘No more raw bananas!’ Study finds chimps would actually prefer flambé Chimpanzees possess some of the mental skills needed for cooking.
Science Jun 02 Video: First 3-D bird fossil of South America discovered in Brazil Paleontologists have stumbled upon a bird fossil in Brazil that is so well preserved its long tail feathers have possibly retained their original color and spots.