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Expelled Explained

102

A Scientists' Bill of Rights?

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Baseball Science

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For the Birds: A look at birds, habitat conservation and environmental economics

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Science and America's Future

106

A Mars Rovers Once-Over

107

Arachnophilia! And War...What Was It Good for (in Human Evolution)?

108

Science, Science Everywhere: AAAS Conference Highlights

109

Fat Chance: Do Dietary Guidelines Actually Contribute to Obesity?

110

You Say Potato, I Say Cassava: Language, Culture and Perception

111

Knock, Knock, Hal's There: Teaching Computers Humor; and the 50th Anniversary of America's First Satellite

112

What's The Matter?: Cold Dark Matter and the Milky Way's Missing Satellites

113

Mindful Motion: Miguel Nicolelis and Mind-Powered Robots; and Creating Science Cities in Brazil and Beyond

114

Whose Phone Is It, Anyway: Did Bell Steal The Invention?

115

Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain: Sci Am's History of Debunking

116

What's In A Latin Name: The Legacy of Linnaeus

117

Here Comes the Sun--A Grand Plan for Solar Energy; and Sci Am's New Body

118

Are There (Microbial) Aliens On Earth?

119

Three Whiz Kids, Two Winning Projects And A Nobel Laureate

120

Neuroscience and the Law

121

The Science of Cheese; and Scientific American's New Community

122

Need For New Nukes?; and News From Neuroscience

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The Ethics of Climate Change; and NOVA Does Dover

124

Quest for the Giant Pumpkin

125

Good Germs, Bad Germs

126

Chickens and Pigs and Yeast, Oh My!: The Public Health Threat of Animal Diseases; and Gene Duplication in Evolution

127

When Worlds Collide: The Ig Nobel and Nobel Prizes

128

The Final Frontier: Our Future in Space

129

Who Do You Think You Are: Chatting With Bots, and the Sexuality Spectrum

130

What's In A Rose: Ethnobotany and the Search for Useful Plants

131

Can Fat Be Fit?

132

Putting Food On The Table: What To Eat

133

Another Look at The World Without Us; and What's New At Scientific American

134

The World Is Fat: Obesity Now Outweighs Hunger WorldWide

135

Is Your Food Contaminated; New Orleans Now; And the Science of Dogs

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Better Brains: The Revolution in Brain Science

137

Is Privacy Dead? Technological Approaches to the Technological Threat

138

Saddle Up That Stegosaurus--A Visit to the Creation Museum

139

Space For Both?--Human Vs. Robotic Space Missions

140

Systems Biology: The Future of Biomedical Science?

141

Benjamin Franklin the Scientist

142

The World Without Us: Suppose Humans Just Vanished--Then What?

143

Why We Eat, Eat and Eat Some More; and Remembering Mr. Wizard

144

Jared Diamond on the State of the World Environment

145

Mark Twain: Fossil Hunter and Science Writer

146

How Cargo Containers Shrank the World and Transformed Trade; and Smart Skylights

147

Lying in Weight: The Hidden Epidemic of Eating Disorders in Adult Women (And A Few Men)

148

The Encyclopedia of Life; and the End of John Horgan's Pessimism

149

Beer Science; And A Cancer Research Report

150

Small Matters: Microbes In Us And The Environment

151

Peer Review of Peer Review; and the Franklin Institute Awards

152

Atul Gawande, Author of Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance

153

Catching Corrupted Photos; and Big Bird Brains

154

Baseball Science

155

Alcoholism and Genetics; and Why Aren't the Pioneer Spacecraft Where They Should Be?

156

Naturally Speaking: Finding Nature's Treasure Trove with the Global Ocean Sampling Expedition; and Natural Products Chemistry

157

Made To Stick: Crafting Memorable Messages; and Cycling For Days On A Gallon Of Gas

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Leave It To Beaver (To Return To New York City); and AccesScience '07, Communicating Science To Everyone

159

Who Speaks For Science?

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No Laughing Matter: Mo Rocca On Humor Theory; Report From the AAAS Conference