Candidates battle for hearts and minds in the science journals
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The battle for the US presidency enters new territory today with both candidates turning to scientific journals to set out their election promises.
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West Virginia University's Health Sciences Center is looking for a few good scientists &#151; 42 of them, to be exact. And they need to be more than good; WVU wants the best.
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Scholars from different disciplines are crossing lines to share ideas about reducing the threat of climate change.
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A new website uses a well-designed Q&A format to help voters find the presidential candidate best aligned with their beliefs. It's part of a new wave of web technologies trying to focus on issues, not hairstyles.
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Like most of us, politicians don&#39;t know much about isotopes. But because they know something about money and jobs, lawmakers from Illinois and Michigan are locked in a battle
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By Liz Marlantes | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor. As the presidential candidates enter Friday night&#39;s critical second debate, they are appealing to a competing set of impulses among voters - the
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Both candidates worked hard to keep the focus on their opponent's record.
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In a few weeks, scientists from across the world will gather in the New Mexico desert to compete for one of the strangest and most ambitious technological competitions ever devised. Some researchers will unveil robots, powered by solar panels, which will climb long lengths of cable.
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The organizers of a proposed science and technology debate among the presidential candidates have set a date, April 18, and place, the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. This would be four days before the Pennsylvania primary. The group, ScienceDebate2008.com, has sent invitations to each of the remaining candidates. Now the big question is whether their handlers [...].
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Presidential candidates are going to unusual lengths this year to court The Des Moines Registerâs editorial board.
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Parents are encouraged to challenge their children's science teachers over the origins of life.
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By JAMIE KENNEDY  The painstaking work of Kyle O'Donnell and Eric Luibrand won't just be displayed at the county science fair.   The Southwest High School juniors will have more glory than that.  Their science projects have earned them a trip to China.
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It seems that this yearâs presidential race is not a debate about the future of our country, but a debate about each candidateâs past.
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BALTIMORE -- Manuel Llinas knew his career was at stake. The young scientist had just finished work on an eye-catching paper on the genome of a parasite that causes malaria. Now he and his lab director faced a critical decision: where to submit the article for publication.
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Fifty years ago, a paper appeared in the journal Physical Review with an answer to a physics puzzle: superconductivity.
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A group of scientists is making an unusual foray into presidential politics.
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With more than 4,000 scientists, including 48 Nobel Prize winners, having signed a statement opposing the Bush administration's use of scientific advice, this election year is seeing a new development in the uneasy relationship between science and politics.