Science News

View more issues:

Articles in Oct 30, 2004 issue of Science News

• Fighting water with water: to lift the city, pump the sea beneath Venice
  by S. Perkins
• When bluebirds fight, bet on the bluest
• The truth of rings?
  by James Hendry
• Double credit: iron-fortified salt cuts anemia
  by B. Harder
• Renegade stars in sun's neighborhood
• The New Ecological Home: a Complete Guide to Green Building Options
• Gene doping": will athletes go for the ultimate high?
  by Christen Brownlee
• Wee wires that can crawl
• Fatty acid makes busy micropotter
  by A. Goho
• Tracing the origin of Genesis' crash
• Smart Games: Wizard Workout Word Games
• Prescription for trouble: antidepressants might rewire young brains
  by C. Brownlee
• On the err
  by Curtis R. Whiteway
• Affairs of the heartburn: drugs for stomach acid may hike pneumonia risk
  by N. Seppa
• Dioxin-type carcinogens pose additive risks
• The Olmecs: America's First Civilization
• Evolutionary shrinkage: Stone Age Homo find offers small surprise
  by B. Bower
• Familiar face calms stressed-out sheep
• Laser landmark: silicon device spans technology gap
  by P. Weiss
• Solar hydrogen: the search for water-splitting materials brightens up
  by Alexandra Goho
• The Firefly Encyclopedia of Astronomy
• COX-2 inhibitor pulled off market
• It isn't academic
  by Allan Adler
• Dangerous times: guppies don't follow rules for old age
  by S. Milius
• Childhood trauma raises risk of heart disease
• Microterrors: the Complete Guide to Bacterial, Viral, and Fungal Infections That Threaten Our Health