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November 2007
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A simpler recipe for human stem cells - Premium content
Adult skin cells turned to pluripotent stem cells without a cancer-causing agent.
30 November 2007
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The salt flat with curious curves - Premium content
Mapping one of the flattest parts of the planet will help satellite calibration.
30 November 2007
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Q&A: What Lincoln had - Premium content
John Sotos reckons that Abraham Lincoln had a rare, cancer-causing genetic disease. Brendan Maher talks to him about the diagnosis, and the ghoulish hobby of posthumous study.
30 November 2007
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Splitting the quark - Premium content
If quarks are made of preons, then stars made of the stuff should be detectable.
30 November 2007
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What comes next for the IPCC? - Premium content
Now their fourth assessment is complete, should this climate-science advisory panel change?
29 November 2007
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How to make a zombie cockroach - Premium content
Researchers discover how wasps' venom makes roaches their slaves.
29 November 2007
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The evolution of a killer - Premium content
Could better surveillance have staved off a deadly tuberculosis outbreak?
28 November 2007
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Red wine mimic can fight diabetes - Premium content
Chemical cousin of red-wine extract restores insulin sensitivity in mice.
28 November 2007
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Now in Arabic... - Premium content
Science classics get translated.
28 November 2007
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Monuments and instruments - Premium content
The architecture of the buildings in which researchers work can have a crucial effect on the fruits of their labour, Emma Marris finds.
28 November 2007
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