Science in Policy and Society
Survey of Spanish city data reveals patterns of change.
Long ago, life was nasty, brutal and short -- and well organized.
Motor-oil additive could make better engine lubricants and reduce wear.
The straightforward science film investigates the assassination and reveals TV's remarkable power.
Detritus from the Gold Rush is heading toward America’s food basket.
The few genes found outside the nucleus affect cell metabolism more than expected.
Ads for over the counter drugs are worse than those that require a prescription.
Reusable, magnetic nanoparticles can remove crude oil from water.
Just buying a lottery ticket can trigger rash decisions, research has found.
Fishing technique known as trawling can sometimes be productive.