Biology

4 days after inmate's slaying, his rape conviction is tossed
Feb 16, 2017

4 days after inmate's slaying, his rape conviction is tossed

A Maryland appeals court has reversed a man's rape conviction four days after he was found beaten to death in a state prison cell...

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Could gene editing help avoid disease? Maybe
Feb 15, 2017

Could gene editing help avoid disease? Maybe

Altering human heredity sounds sci-fi, but a major new ethics report is leaving open the possibility that one day scientists might try that to fight some serious genetic diseases...

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No designer babies, but gene editing to avoid disease? Maybe
Feb 14, 2017

No designer babies, but gene editing to avoid disease? Maybe

Altering human heredity sounds sci-fi, but a major new ethics report is leaving open the possibility that one day scientists might try that to fight some serious genetic diseases...

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Study: Invasive bugs found in fallen trees years after storm
Feb 11, 2017

Study: Invasive bugs found in fallen trees years after storm

A new U.S. Forest Service study finds that damaging insects can emerge from fallen trees and logs for several years after a major storm...

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Warm ocean water triggered vast seabird die-off, experts say
Feb 10, 2017

Warm ocean water triggered vast seabird die-off, experts say

Researchers studying the massive die-off by starvation of a type of Pacific Ocean seabird say most evidence points to a climate event that warmed ocean waters...

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Monarch butterfly numbers drop by 27 percent in Mexico
Feb 9, 2017

Monarch butterfly numbers drop by 27 percent in Mexico

A new study finds that the number of monarch butterflies wintering in Mexico has dropped by 27 percent this year...

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Malaria parasite may trigger human odor to lure mosquitoes
Feb 9, 2017

Malaria parasite may trigger human odor to lure mosquitoes

Scientists may have figured out part of the reason why mosquitoes are drawn to people infected with malaria...

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Dartmouth to compensate neighbors impacted by lab dump
Feb 7, 2017

Dartmouth to compensate neighbors impacted by lab dump

Dartmouth College has announced plans to offer compensation to homeowners impacted by groundwater contamination coming from a site where the Ivy League school once dumped animals used in science exper...

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Middleton plant laboratory turned into crop research center
Feb 4, 2017

Middleton plant laboratory turned into crop research center

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has turned a $10 million commercial biotechnology plant laboratory in Middleton into the hub of a new crop research center...

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Texas votes to keep science lessons challenging evolution
Feb 3, 2017

Texas votes to keep science lessons challenging evolution

The Texas Board of Education has moved closer to tweaking _ but still preserving _ high school science curriculum requirements that academics say cast doubt on the theory of evolution...

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