Posted January 24, 2014:

• Psychologists Document the Age Our Earliest Memories Fade


• Mars Could Have Supported Life: Ten Years on Mars Leads to Livable Mud


• 40 Percent of Parents Learn How to Use Technology from Their Children


• The Scent of Cancer: Detecting Cancer With Fruit Fly's Antenna


• Rainforests in Far East Shaped by Humans for the Last 11,000 Years


• Plant Scientists Unravel a Molecular Switch to Stimulate Leaf Growth

Posted January 23, 2014:

• A Thousand Years Ago, Central Europeans Digested Milk as Well as Us Today


• Lab-Grown, Virus-Free Stem Cells Repair Retinal Tissue in Mice


• Changing Climate: How Dust Changed the Face of Earth


• New Genes Spring, Spread from Non-Coding DNA


• Timing Is Everything: How the Brain Links Memories of Sequential Events


• Bats Use Water Ripples to Hunt Frogs


• Los Angeles Would Experience Stronger-Than-Expected Ground Motion in Major Earthquake, Virtual Earthquake Generator Shows


• Genome of Longest-Living Cancer: 11,000-Year-Old Living Dog Cancer Reveals Its Origin, Evolution


• Watching Molecules Morph Into Memories: Breakthrough Allows Scientists to Probe How Memories Form in Nerve Cells


• Morphing Bat Skull Model: Using Engineering Plus Evolutionary Analyses to Answer Natural Selection Questions


• Fur and Feathers Keep Animals Warm by Scattering Light