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  1. Psychology

    Face deficit holds object lesson

    A brain-damaged man yields controversial clues to how people identify complex objects.

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  2. American and Dutch physicists reach new low temperature

    Physicists compete in a race to the bottom with a finish line that can never be reached.

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  3. Letters

    Thinking probabilistically In the excellent article “Beware the long tail” (SN: 11/5/11, p. 22), the areas under each curve in the figure “Spotting the tail” should be unity (the total probability must be one). Therefore, the red curve should be lower in the center than the black one. Filson Glanz, Durham, N.H. Yes, the area […]

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  4. SN Online

    BODY & BRAIN Some U.S.