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AnimalsMole-rats: Kissing but not quite cousins
Damaraland mole-rats live underground in rodent versions of bee hives, but a genetic analysis of these colonies finds that kinship isn't very beelike.
By Susan Milius -
TechPaint-on displays get closer to reality
By smearing on a coating and hardening it with light, researchers have created a new kind of electronic display.
By Peter Weiss -
Baby talk goes to the dogs, and cats
Acoustic differences in the "baby talk" that mothers use with their infants and with family pets support the notion that adults use this form of speech to teach language skills to their babies.
By Bruce Bower -
ChemistrySteering reactions with light
A light-based scheme for guiding the motion of chemical wave fronts may suggest ways to control analogous waves present in epileptic seizures and heart arrhythmias.