Researchers find a spike in carbon dioxide, along with an increase in heat, makes honeybees' enemies vulnerable.

Finding could lead to new technique for making tiny wires.

Researchers have used a femtosecond laser to etch tiny channels into metal plates, prompting liquid to flow uphill.

A new study analyzes the features that help maple seeds stay airborne.

Combination of friction and push propels snakes forward on flat surfaces. (p. 7)

Researchers have isolated and identified a muscle-destroying compound in some mushrooms. (p. 9)

Projects on smarter roundworms, glowing bacteria as pollutant detectors and the shared history of bees and nematodes take three top spots; Seaborg winner also named. (p. 9)

High schoolers at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair probe the minds of distinguished scientists during a special Q and A

Scientists are studying the strong and stretchy material in spiders, insects and even goats.

Scientists get a closer look at the structure of mimivirus, the largest virus in the world. (p. 9)

Scientists find that the glowing molecule also passes electrons, offering a new clue about the natural function of a protein that's become ubiquitous in molecular biology.

Researchers have co-opted fungi to produce the flavor more efficiently. (p. 9)