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David J. Wineland, a lecturer in the University of Colorado Boulder physics department, has won the 2012 Nobel Prize in physics. Wineland is a physicist with the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Boulder and internationally recognized for developing the technique of using lasers to cool ions to near...

What you don鈥檛 know won鈥檛 hurt you, goes the old canard, but what you believe can make a difference when it comes to pain relief, and not just in a subjective way. When you expect that a drug or placebo will relieve pain, and it does, it鈥檚 not simply a matter of fooling your brain.

It seems, at first blush, to be something of a no-brainer: strengthening protections on American intellectual property rights (or IPRs) 鈥� on everything from drugs to music to technology 鈥� would be a boon to the national economy. After all, we hardly want unscrupulous governments and businesses in Brazil, China,...

In certain political and religious circles, the notion of moral relativism 鈥� that there is no objective 鈥渞ight鈥� or wrong, only individual opinions 鈥� is not just anathema, not merely abhorrent. It is the very root of decadence and the collapse of civilization. 鈥淲hat鈥檚 right for you may not be...

When biomass burns, including during wildfires, it releases a pollutant that can cause health problems at high concentrations. Photo credit: NOAA. A smoke-related chemical may be a significant air pollutant in some parts of the world, especially in places where forest fires and other forms of biomass burning are common,...

Nate and Zach Huey are identical, 15-year-old twins, who, like most twins, are somewhat dissimilar. But the twins but have much in common. Both like Japanese comic books called Manga. Both read voraciously and have a vocabulary that shows it. And both have been studied since the age of 4 by researchers at the Institute for Behavioral Genetics at the University of Colorado Boulder.

When most people think of maps, they think National Geographic, Rand McNally or 鈥� more likely these days 鈥� Google. Maps show us where places and objects are and sometimes, what they look like. They can be two-dimensional or three-dimensional, and whether they represent the inside of a human brain,...

Former CU-Boulder postdoctoral researchers Amy Miller ( blue coat) and Katie Suding (black coat) are shown here with other members of a research team conducting a study involving nitrogen deposition on the tundra of the Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological AV名湿 site west of Boulder. (Photo courtesy William Bowman, INSTAAR) A...

When former U.S. Rep. Patricia Schroeder tearfully announced in 1987 that she would not seek the nomination for president, many analysts suggested that such a display of emotion made her unqualified. But what if all our tightly held stereotypes about 鈥渆motional鈥� females and stoic males are wrong?

If the world ever takes a swift, downward trip in a hand basket, historian Elizabeth 鈥淟il鈥� Fenn feels pretty good about her chances. Compared to many鈥搇et鈥檚 be honest, most鈥搈odern academics, Fenn has led a very hands-on life. Noting tradition of scholars trained in trade skills, she joins CU history faculty.