New Organism Might Represent One of Life’s Earliest Forms
Dendrogramma enigmatica, an organism discovered in the 1980s, may be one of the earliest lifeforms.
Finding Your Place by Looking at Maps
American maps in the early 19th century.
Space Is The Place: The US, USSR, and Space Exploration
Even during the Cold War, US and Russian cooperation succeeded in space exploration.
How will Apple Pay Change Our Lives? Ask a Kenyan.
Cell phones have transformed the economic lives of people in Africa in all sorts of ways.
Keeping Up with the Carnivores
Biological research tracks predatory carnivores, who are increasingly veering into North American cities.
Gotham Coyote Project
Coyotes in New York City? You bet. Read more about carnivores living in urban areas.
Train Your Brain to Prefer Healthy Food?
Researchers in Boston found that it may be possible to train the brain to unconsciously prefer healthier, more nutritious foods.
The Wilderness Act Celebrates its 50th Birthday
The federal Wilderness Act was signed 50 years ago.
On the Anniversary of Freud’s Death
A collection of JSTOR research on Sigmund Freud, 75 years after his death.
Good News for California Blue Whales
Researchers writing in Marine Mammal Science report that California blue whale populations have rebounded from losses inflicted by whaling.