Latest articles by Tuan C. Nguyen
Breeding Has Made Dogs' Heads Incredibly Diverse
A new study reveals that the variety of skull shapes among domestic dogs has become just as diverse as the variety between other mammal species.
Scientists Free Sexual Inhibition (in Flies)
The role pheromones play in the mating game may have more to do with repelling than attracting, a new study suggests.
Why It's So Hard to Make Nuclear Weapons
Developing nuclear weapons are a challenge for many countries, but some experts think it's only a matter of time.
Internet Addicts Get First U.S. Treatment Clinic
A new clinic uses farm animals to help Internet junkies get off the Web.
Video Gamers Hooked for Life
An addiction to video games may lead to self-destructive behaviors.
New Tape Mimics Sticky Gecko Feet
Scientists have found a way to give people gecko-like abilities.
Culture vs. Nature Seen in a Frozen Chevy Nova
Artist create a frozen time capsule of the gas-guzzling days.
Worship Site Predates Zeus
Worship spot devoted to Zeus was once used to honor other gods.
Path to Alternative Fuel Found in Termite Guts
Gut bacteria that turns wood into energy may improve biofuel production.
Discovery Helps Explain How We Hear Whispers
Scientists discover a new sound wave that your ear picks up on.
Firefly's Flash Can Bring Sex or Death
When a firefly flashes it can attract something good or something deadly.
Why Whales Developed Sonar
A new study suggests that whales use sonar similar to how bats do.
Study: Ordinary People Have Good Taste, Too
Study suggests that experts and the public have similar tastes.
