Thaddeus Franczyk The Monsanto Co. 800 N. Lindberg Blvd. S. Archer Rd. Gene tells fruit flies how to wing it By activating a single gene, researchers created fruit flies with wings growing out of their heads and legs, leading to greater understanding of how cells specialize during embryonic growth. Brain scans show inner side of stuttering A new brain-scan investigation indicates that stuttering involves disturbances in several brain systems involved in speaking. Novel patterns of road markings may enhance a driver's impression of speed, thereby encouraging him or her to slow to a safer pace.
Chemists have tailored microscopic beads to sop up and permanently bind toxic waterborne pesticides.
Rational Mind Designs Research into the ecology of thought treads on contested terrain Controversial psychological research indicates that people rely on simple but powerful thinking strategies when faced with certain types of problems that call for relatively quick decisions based on limited knowledge. Getting DNA-based computers off the drawing board and into the wet lab faces a number of daunting obstacles. The olympic weather team pushes the limits of forecasting The world's most advanced computers and software models are up and running for the National Weather Service's Olympic weather support team. 5200 Auth Rd.