Penn Engineering Magazine
Kunal Bahl: India's King of E-Commerce (pdf)
Using math to engineer social systems (pdf)
The hot-rodding trailblazer (pdf)
Lloyd Howell: Transforming engineering expertise into innovative ideas (pdf)
Visualizing the future of robotics (pdf)
Danielle Bassett: Giving creativity free reign (pdf)
Alex Krueger: A diverse education fuels success in the energy industry (pdf)
Ric Calvillo: Introducing the advertising innovator (pdf)
Fascinated by fluid flow (pdf)
Putting an end to chronic pain (pdf)
Internet of things: The promise of printed electronics (pdf)
Applying math to materials (pdf)
Building better fuel cells (pdf)
United front against cancer (pdf)
Creating a safety net for computers (pdf)
Naturally inspired materials (pdf)PLOS Biology
A new look at "filler cells" in the brain reveals their role in learning
New signaling chemicals spur worms to seek company
How the brain homes in on valuable objects
People gather only the information they need to make decisions
Genetic origins of birth defects revealed by new animal model
Bats broaden sonar field of view to maneuver around obstacles
Gene network in fruit flies guides nervous system repair
Stanford University
Stanford advise fleeing tsunamis by moving up, not out
Stanford Report
Stanford develops the next generation of retinal implants
Stanford Report
Nanotube batteries made of everyday paper
Stanford Report
Paul Ehrlich wins environmental award in Spain
Stanford Report
Stanford Report
Kai Lai Chung to be remembered
Stanford Report
Earthquake experts mark Loma Prieta's 20th anniversary
Stanford Report
Memorial service for 'pragmatic Platonist' Julius Moravcsik
Stanford Report
Nature Journals
How to avoid the pitfalls of inbreeding
Nature News
Pfizer breaks from merger mentality as others chase leads (pdf)
Nature Medicine
A shortage link? (pdf)
Nature Medicine
Cut-and-paste therapy fixes mouse hemophilia
Nature News
Carbon-rich mangroves ripe for conservation
Nature News
Sperm grown in a test tube
Nature News
Young mammal hearts heal themselves
Nature News
TechMediaNetwork
Is homosexuality based on a brain chemical?
LiveScience
The brain in 3-D: New research illuminates cell circuits
LiveScience
Data overload: Scientists struggle to streamline results
LiveScience
LiveScience
Mama bird skips out on chicks for sex
LiveScience
Orangutan genome decoded
Tracking bands can harm penguins
LiveScience
Hybrid animals hint at desperation in Arctic
LiveScience
Dino demise led to evolutionary explosion of huge mammals
LiveScience
LiveScience
Scientific American Mind
Slight genetic variations can affect how others see you
Twitter reveals people are happiest in the morning
Why autism strikes more boys than girls
Brain boosting tips for speed learning
Infants know that might makes right
Wired Science
Testosterone makes people suspicious of one another
Stem cell solution for hearing loss makes progress
North American dinosaurs were one big happy family
Ultrathin silk-based electronics make better brain implants
Floating nanosheets could be the plywood of nanotechnology
Offshore wind turbines could power Atlantic seaboard
Some social skills may be genetic
New Scientist
Brainless box jellyfish know which way is up
Urge to migrate found in bird genes
Why the touch of an egg sparks squid fight club
Zapping the brain sparks bright ideas
The right way for pigeons to follow their nose home
Other Clips
Leading a double life
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Bulletin
Fertile ground (pdf)
Harvard Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
Twisting the light fantastic (pdf)
Harvard Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
Q&A: The future of stem cell research
Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Driving thirst
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Bulletin
Biomaterials guide stem cell therapy (pdf)
Berkeley Science Review
Can brain machine interfaces empower paralyzed patients? (pdf)
Berkeley Science Review
Quantifying consciousness (pdf)
National Association of Science Writers Meeting
Shape-shifting cuttlefish can mimic pictures
National Geographic News
Biggest fossil spider found
National Geographic News
Age assay for forensics toolkit (pdf)
The Scientist
Power from glucose
Technology Review
Research on how blasts injure brains may improve helmets
San Jose Mercury News
Q&A: Michael Emerman, paleovirologist
UC Santa Cruz SciCom Interview
Crafting light-sensing cells from human skin
Technology Review
Biomedical Computation Review