ScienceLives

Matthew Zefferman applies his enthusiasm for solving puzzles to investigating how human culture influences modern society.

Philosopher Sara Goering discusses neuroethics, the field emerging from the development and use of neural technologies.

Pioneer William Bialek blends biology and physics in biophysics to discover more precise research of biological systems.

Want to know about historical biogeography? Ask Nick Matzke.

Biomedical engineer Walt Besio uses his brother's paralysis as motivation to invent technology to help people with disabilities return to a more normal life.

University of Wisconsin researcher finds hidden efficiencies in computer architecture.

Computer Geek, Sean Hoban, uses mathematical and computational tools to preserve endangered plant species.

Roger Dingledine developed and runs a worldwide network to keep Internet users anonymous.

Incorporating cultural norms into a computing system's technology interface helps adults learn computer skills faster.

Economics researcher Donna Ginther explores why so few women occupy senior research posts.