A collection of articles explores the evolutionary roots of violent conflict and analyzes our innate ability to foster peace.
In the wake of the Arab Spring, archaeologists in the Near East struggle for the survival of their field. (News Focus)
Similar brain pathology and cognitive deficits (Goldstein et al. ) result from traumatic brain injury in soldiers and athletes (Gandy and deKosky).
An endogenous inhibitor prevents morphogen signaling by blocking access of the ligand to its receptor.
Dealing with recruiters and other third-party service providers.
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Can New Chemistry Make a Malaria Drug Plentiful and Cheap?
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Winning Over Hearts Means Understanding Minds
18 May 2012 | Career Advice
Tooling Up: How to Swim With Sharks
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In Person: Family-Friendly Science Careers
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Career Q&A: A Successful Career Without Credentials
18 May 2012, Vol. 336, #6083
Strife among our primate ancestors, the biological underpinnings of racism, and the fundamentals of "peace systems."
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