Science Mar 04 This jawbone may change everything we know about early human history By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy
Science May 07 As species decline, so do the scientists who name them Quentin Wheeler’s career can be traced back to a fascination with pond scum. Now president of SUNY’s College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Wheeler was 8 when he first peered through a microscope and saw the single-celled organisms known as… By Jenny Marder
Science Jan 18 Rediscovering Charles Darwin Last spring, a British scientist reached into the back of a cabinet and pulled out a fossil with a signature that looked an awful lot like Charles Darwin's. Turns out it was. Here is a sample of the fossils, which… By Jenny Marder
Dec 08 Watch Art of the Science Tattoo Author Carl Zimmer talks to Hari about his new book, "Science Ink."…
Science Oct 01 Watch Fossil Find Sheds Light on ‘Early Evolutionary Steps’ A 4.4-million year old fossil, discovered in Africa has opened a window onto humans' "early evolutionary steps," according to the group of scientists responsible for the find. Ray Suarez reports.
Feb 22 Florida Schools Will Teach Evolution, but with ‘Theory’ Caveat By PBS News Hour The Florida Board of Education has approved new science standards that explicitly include the word 'evolution' for the first time, but last-minute revisions kindled controversy over religious and political tinkering in the science classroom. Continue reading