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July 2004
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Earth-like planets may be more rare than thought - Premium content
In cosmic terms, our solar system could be special after all.
30 July 2004
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White elephant spotted in Sri Lanka - Premium content
Albino pachyderm may boost conservation efforts.
30 July 2004
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Unlikely chart-toppers - Premium content
Forget cosmology and quantum mechanics. A list of most important physics papers from the past century reveals condensed matter physics is where it's really at, says Philip Ball.
30 July 2004
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Bone-devouring worms discovered - Premium content
Deep-sea species may have completely new form of metabolism.
29 July 2004
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Lab-made prions trigger mad cow symptoms - Premium content
Result shows protein alone can act as infectious agent in disease.
29 July 2004
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Francis Crick - Premium content
DNA code-breaker dies at 88.
29 July 2004
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Odyssey of a Moon rock - Premium content
Chemical analysis illuminates 4-billion-year history of desert meteorite.
29 July 2004
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US Democrats embrace stem-cell issues - Premium content
Ronald Reagan's son speaks on embryonic research at political convention.
28 July 2004
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Branching gene could beautify bushes - Premium content
Genetic discovery shows how plants organize their shape.
28 July 2004
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The search for life on Mars - Premium content
Briefing: As Mars Express sends back the best ever data about the chemicals present in the martian atmosphere, rumours abound that scientists are beginning to detect signs of life on the red planet. news@nature.com weighs up the evidence so far.
27 July 2004
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