July 26, 20005

 Mars Life May Be Contaminated by Spacecraft, Experts Warn
 Rising CO2 levels may make crops more bountiful, less nourishing.
 Origins of Methane on Earth

July 25, 2005

 Plant toxins in the diets of early humans drove the evolution of taste
 Scientists seek fresh chance to dig up Stonehenge's secrets
 Is the Tasmanian Tiger really Extinct?

July 22, 2005

 Scientists Discover That Three Molecules May Be Developed Into New Alzheimer's Drugs
 Multi-species genome comparison sheds new light on evolutionary processes
 Scientists discover stem cell origin of neck and shoulders

July 18, 2005

 'Tuskless' gene in elephants becoming common as poaching affects gene pool

July 15, 20005

 Learning how Leukemia develops
 Asthma, Allergies May Reduce Risk of Brain Cancer
 China plans for second manned launch
 Archaeologists find plate in Lebanon with cuneiform writing
 Cosmic Rays could help measure time on Earth
 Aspirin, Vitamin E Show Little Effect in Preventing Cancer

July 14, 2005

 New fabrics could help control moisture, body temperature.
 Scientists adapt 'facial recognition' software to scan genome
 Scientists study dynamics of RNA
 Experts Discuss Moral Use of Human Stem Cells in Ape and Monkey Brains

July 13, 2005

 New Class of Planet pondered
 English not one language, but many.
 Organic Farm Produces Same Yield as Conventional
 Dinosaur had pulmonary system similar to bird
 Nanowiring the Brain
 Misfolded Proteins may be key to Neurological disorders
 DNA Printing Press : computer technology

July 12, 2005

 Tiny Pink Baby Pandas!
 UK Scientist explores the way humans view reality, universe
 Archaeologists find quarry for Stonehenge in Wales
 Nanophotonics lab gets research grant.
 Spanish reports research on differences in identical twins.
 Nano-Graphite, hydrogen fuel cells

July 11, 2005

 Research done on Kennewick Man
 Seismic activity recorded in NW U.S. Indian lore
 An interview with linguist Nicholas Ostler.
 Consonants guide us to identify words - linguistic study.