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Diving into mysterious Crater Lake
August 25, 2006 Scientists use aquatic robots and highly sensitive sonar to study its pristine, self-contained ecology. Photos: A water-filled crater Video: Deep-diving robotResearchers develop new 3D nanomaterial
August 22, 2006 Nanopaper shaped into three-dimensional forms ends what has been holding scientists back, researchers say. Photos: Pulp meets nanotechPortable, trash-powered generator ready for deployment
February 2, 2007 Purdue scientists build eco-friendly generator for military; device is fueled by waste, including paper, plastic, cardboard and food. Photo: Trash transformerVirtual reality can ease phantom limb pain
November 14, 2006 A system that gives patients the feeling of having their missing limbs has been shown to alleviate amputation-related pain.Microsoft shows off improved search
August 7, 2006 Microsoft scientists reveal new "3D" analyses and machine-learning algorithms for search at conference.Gene researchers find more clues to human individuality
August 10, 2006 Scientists develop new type of genome map that could one day lead to breakthroughs in personalized medicine.Glaciers in Antarctica in retreat
April 26, 2005 Researchers find that 87 percent of 244 glaciers have retreated during the past half century. Giant iceberg strikes AntarcticaGore urges scientists to warn public about global warming
December 14, 2006 Global warming is going on, says Al Gore, and scientists need to help spread the word. Video: Is the government censoring science? Video: Former VP on American media consumptionNanowires built to fight bioterrorism
August 8, 2006 Nanowire "bar code" system designed for use in portable, quick-acting sensors that can detect pathogens.IBM researchers claim nanotube first
March 23, 2006 An integrated circuit created from a carbon nanotube could lead to greater commercial uses for the technology.Yahoo hires economics, sociology researchers
May 10, 2007 Yahoo looks for growth opportunities as it hires two scientists to head up its research in online markets and social networks.AAAS: A bounty of scientific breakthroughs
February 19, 2007 Scientists gather in San Francisco to share ideas on everything from robotics to energy technology.NASA searches for a better heat shield
May 19, 2006 Researchers are looking for materials to protect astronauts from temperatures that can be three times hotter than the sun. Photos: NASA feels the heatBerners-Lee, universities launch 'Web science' initiative
November 2, 2006 The Internet luminary and fellow researchers usher in a new project to study the Web's vast social and technological reach.Earth's temperature at 400-year high
June 22, 2006 The cause? A lot of it is from human activity, according to the National Research Council.IBM prints with molecules
September 11, 2007 Researchers have devised a way to print patterns with molecules, precisely arranging particles on a template that can be used like a rubber stamp.Year in review: From the petri dish to outer space
December 29, 2006 In the new space race, tourism's the key to a winning strategy, while in the lab, single-celled creatures are landing high-tech jobs.Industrial design takes cues from bugs, leaves, crabs
October 27, 2006 Researchers are studying nature to find ways to do everything from conserving energy to creating better skid-resistance. Photos: Nature's brainstormsMagnetic tape prototype makes data leap
May 16, 2006 IBM and Fuji Photo devise system that holds 15 times more data than most popular types of magnetic tape.Silicon Valley, Greenpeace co-founder say yes to nuclear
June 9, 2006 Venture capitalist says nuclear power deserves another look, and a Greenpeace co-founder agrees. Sponsored matches for "scientist"
