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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 robotOzone hole over South Pole growing
October 20, 2006 NASA and NOAA scientists report record changes in width and thickness. Satellite spots growing ozone holeMolecular basis for learning, memory found in mice
January 5, 2007 Study of live mice while they learn, form memories and then recall them provides the key.Virtual world tests telepathy
July 19, 2006 University of Manchester scientists believe "objective environment" will decipher a true mind reader from a faker.Scientists dig deep, get cosmic at geophysics conference
December 13, 2007 At the American Geophysical Union conference, scientists discuss the ins and outs of Earth and its solar system.Report: Feds manipulate release of climate change research
March 28, 2007 Whistleblower group says Bush administration restricts government scientists from sharing findings freely with the media, drawing concern from some members of Congress.Study finds near-zero growth in methane levels
November 20, 2006 Scientists say discovery could be an encouraging sign that the world can control a contributor to global warming.Google's Page urges scientists to market themselves
February 17, 2007 Page describes several of his areas of interest in science and technology during the hour-long talk, which was a rare engagement for the nerdy billionaire. Photo: Page on stage Video: Page talks s...ENIAC: A computer is born
February 13, 2006 Sixty years ago, the public got its first look at computers--a glimpse that launched an astonishing industry---and controversies that linger today.D-Wave's quantum computer ready for latest demo
November 9, 2007 Company says a scientist from Google will join in with an image recognition algorithm at the SC07 supercomputing conference.Photos: D-Wave takes a quantum leapKeeping watch on Earth and space
December 15, 2006 roundup At the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, scientists are delivering somber findings on global warming.Bracing for the next big earthquake
April 18, 2006 What would the Bay Area look like after the next big quake? The prospective picture is sobering, scientists say.Cloud seeders say: Let it snow
March 13, 2006 In drought-prone Wyoming, researchers are looking to see if they really can fool Mother Nature.Portable, 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 transformerOpening the door from lab to market
August 1, 2007 Departing IBM Research for scholarly pursuits, Paul Horn offers a bullish forecast for technology innovation.Gore 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 consumptionVirtual 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.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.Researchers 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 nanotechComputing grid hunts for bird flu cure
May 5, 2006 Grid of 2,000 computers looks for a potential virus inhibitor among known compounds. Sponsored matches for "scientist"
