Science & Society
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- Archaeology
The return of a king
The 15th century’s Richard III has returned — or at least, his bones have.
- Humans
Building Stonehenge
A new study of ancient crops may identify the laborers behind Britain’s most famous stone monument.
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Pathways to research: Problem-solving
Students can find inspiration for their research almost anywhere. Newspapers, magazines and even TV are good places to start.
- Chemistry
Heat-resistant makeup
New recipe for camouflage face paint could protect soldiers against burns from bomb blasts.
- Science & Society
Airports that speed germs’ spread
Scientists identify which U.S airports are able to spread disease most effectively.
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- Science & Society
Obesity linked to location
Kids living near parks or markets less likely to be extremely overweight.
- Science & Society
New dangers from bird flu
U.S. government asks scientists to keep some secrets about their bird flu research.
- Humans
Digging into the Maya mystery
In a Central American jungle, archaeologists and volunteers uncover ruins of the once-powerful civilization.
- Tech
Tracing a gem’s origins
Lasers identify the country — and even a mine — that a precious stone hails from.
