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The Man Who Imagined Wormholes and Schooled Hawking

Kip Thorne revolutionized physics, fixed up Contact, and straddled the Cold War divide. 11.09.2007

The Granddaddy of Space Colonization?

Fifty years after Sputnik, Burt Rutan leads a new space race. 10.08.2007

Why Has Steven Pinker Studied Verbs for 20 Years?

The rules of language may reveal how our brains really work. 09.17.2007

Discover Interview: Director of Iraq's National Museum

The archaeologist talks about the loss of artifacts and why he fled his homeland. 08.03.2007

William Gibson on the Past and Future

Somehow, cyberspace and the real world switched places. 07.30.2007

Sun's Shifts May Cause Global Warming

Physicist says carbon dioxide's no big deal 06.25.2007

David Brin Predicts the Future

Sci-fi author knew all about the Web, global warming, and more 06.07.2007

Is Morality Innate and Universal?

A hardwired moral code leaves a lot of room for interpretation. 05.10.2007

The Discover Interview: Paul Allen

Microsoft's co-founder throws his fortune at the frontiers of science. 04.23.2007

Raw Data: Beacon Bird of Climate Change

Penguin poop reveals secrets of the Antarctic climate. 04.04.2007

The Discover Interview: Jane Goodall

For 47 years, Goodall has studied, communicated with, and lived with chimps. 03.28.2007

The Discover Interview: Francis Collins

Top geneticist is a devout Christian and true believer in stem cell research. 02.20.2007

The Discover Interview: Marvin Minsky

The legendary pioneer of artificial intelligence ponders the brain, bashes neuroscience, and lays out a plan for superhuman robot servants. 01.12.2007

The Discover Interview: Jeffrey Sachs

He's got a plan to save the world. All it needs is a smart dose of science, some enlightened politicians, and about 0.7 percent of your money. 11.27.2006

The Discover Interview: Newt Gingrich

The former Speaker weighs in on evolution, stem cells, Washington's two cultures, and why kids should be paid to take science and math. 10.10.2006

The Discover Interview: David Baltimore

The retiring president of Caltech delivers some straight talk on AIDS research, celebrity science, and his role in one of the most talked-about fraud scandals of the past 25 years. 09.01.2006

The Discover Interview: Will Wright

The master of the computer god game tackles alien life and dreams up a world that would make Darwin drool. 08.01.2006

The Discover Interview: Lisa Randall

One of physics' brightest stars ventures into 10 dimensions, visits other universes, explains gravity, and keeps her sense of humor. 07.29.2006

Discover Interview: E.O. Wilson

Biology's chief provocateur explores the evolutionary origins of cooperation, warfare, and the tribal mind 06.25.2006

The Discover Interview: John McCarter

The head of Chicago's Field Museum lends a powerful new voice to the evolution debate 05.28.2006

Interview: Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel

Does psychotherapy work? We'd be a lot more certain if we slapped a little science on it. 04.02.2006



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