Science in Policy and Society
Iceland's long genealogical records show that you have more in common with your siblings than your parents.
Study challenges claim that sanctioned wolf killing curbs poaching.
To find a rumor source, social networks must be complex.
A bitter battle can wage over human remains before they rest in peace.
Researchers train dog detectives so their testimony is admissible in courts.
Two gangs flow ivory from the wild to Mombasa, and then to the market.
How can we wrap our minds around the truly wicked problem of climate change?
Congress almost defeated the LIGO program before it was ever built.
Austria’s 19th century "Waltz King," Johann Strauss Jr. composed technology-themed pieces for students of Vienna's Polytechnic Institute
Tusks from millions of mammoths could suppress poaching.
U.S. and Indian citizens don't see a need to wait for an international agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions.