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Boston's Coolidge Corner Theatre Launches New Season of 'Science on Screen" Sept. 6th
This Message Will Self-Destruct
An Anthropologist's Take on Homemaking
7 Secrets of Low Stress Families
VIDEO: Census of Marine Life Gets Light-Hearted Treatment on YouTube's Pocket Science
Smartphone, HDTV Boom Begets Gargantual E-Waste Problem
Sloan Foundation Funds Study of Indoor Environments
International Experts to Discuss Biological Weapons Use, Preparedness
Will Workplace Flexibility Become the Business Norm?
Traditional Schools Grow Online
WHO Declares End to Swine-Flu Pandemic
To Infinity...With a Map
Fellowship Program Opens Doors for Minority Researchers
'The Radiant,' a 2008 EST/Sloan Foundation Commission, premieres at the New Theatre
Eureka! Science Belongs On Stage
Working Moms Redefining Success
Needed: Support for PSM Degrees
Architecture and Biology to Explore the Great Indoors
New Resource to Help STEM Students in College and Career Planning
VIDEO: CNN Reports on Marine Barcoding
Government Reports Dip in Tarmac Strandings
Americans Afraid to Take Full Vacations
For-Profit Colleges Lead the Way in Adopting e-Textbooks
Rawlings, Ehrenberg To Examine Research Universities
A New Way to Map the Universe
Study Links Work/Life Benefits to Employee Health and Well-Being
Finding a Parent-Friendly Place
Molecular Bandit Keeps Pain at Bay
Eureka! Science Belongs On Stage
Online Education Expands For U.S. Need, Awaits Innovation
Census of Marine Life Reveals 90% of Fish Have Disappeared and 80% of Species Remain Unknown
Scientists Plumb Depths to Ask "How Many Fish In the Sea?"
Mechanism Triggering Parkinson's Disease Identified
Two Catalysts are Better Than One
Vital Marine Plant Life at Risk
Forbes Lists Sloan Work and Family Research Network and Families and Work Institute in Top 100 Websites for Women
How Social Networking Helps Teaching (And Worries Some Professors)
Massive Black Hole Bends Light to Magnify Distant Galaxy
Online Presence Gains Ground at Texas Colleges
Earthsky Interviews Sloan Vice President Jesse Ausubel about the Census of Marine Life
See, Blind Mice
Knowledge-Sharing Network wins Sloan Consortium Award
Pulling Back the Curtain on Redistricting
Richard Rhodes, the Atom Bomb, and Hedy Lamarr
Workplace Flexibility Addresses Employee's Caregiving Needs
How Microbes Defend and Define Us
NACME Scholarship Funds Dreams
The Real Science Gap
Scientists Discover 10 New Species in Atlantic Ocean
Rogoff and Reinhart Did Their Homework (800 Years of It)
Synthetic Biology Raises Bioethical Questions
Lightest Bits of Matter Just Got Lighter
Astronomers' Doubts About the 'Dark Side'
Vulnerable Radiological Sites Cause for Concern
Responsible Science for Do-It-Yourself Biologists
Corporate Voices for Working Families Begins National Workplace Flexibility Campaign
U.A.W. Chief is Taking on Toyota Plants
Gender Gap in Salaries Leads Female Scientists to Exit Ivory Tower
The Risks and Rewards of Synthetic Biology
The Reassertion of America in ICT
Oil Spill Pushes Carbon Tax Back Into Spotlight
DHS Announces New Standards for Private Sector Preparedness
Fathers Need More Free Time to Balance Work and Family
Now, Dad Feels as Stressed as Mom
Physicists Simulate Unseen Forces, Catch Atoms Crystallizing
University of Toledo to Begin New Master's Degree in Photovoltaics
L.A. Theatre Works Airs Moving Bodies
DHS Business Preparedness Program Takes Shape
New Scientist Interviews Sloan VP Jesse Ausubel
BIOCOM Institute and California University System launch joint project to provide workforce development for PSM students
Science Careers profiles the Professional Science Master's Degree
Georgia College Archives Going Digital with Help of Sloan Grant
Film Independent Announces Alfred P. Sloan Grant Recipients
Gender Stop-Gaps
Colleges Serious About Internet Intellectuals
Going the Distance
The E-book Sector
Off-Ramps and On-Ramps Revisited
Divorce: It's not always about you
Tourist Outlook Flatlines
Crowd Science Reaches New Heights
In 'Agora,' a faceoff between faith and science
NSF Awards $700,000 to Rutgers' New PSM Program
PSM Degrees: What Are They?
Langenberg Named Director of Strategic Planning for NPSMA
NYTimes Reviews Agora
Online Learning: A New(er) Path to the Same Goal
Cosmos and Culture Converge at Science Festival
Congress Hears Benefits of Synthetic Biology
Former Sloan Research Fellow, David Spergel, 4 others, receive $1M Shaw Prize
Barcode of Life Initiative Lauches New Web site
Challenges of Our Own Making
Public Library of Science Announces New Biodiversity Hub
Synthetic Genome Brings New Life to Bacterium
Moral Issues Raised by Synthetic Biology Subject of Hastings Center Workshop
Extending Lifespan Has Mixed Effects on Learning and Memory
How to Encourage Diversity - and Avoid Lawsuits
Families' Every Fuss, Archived and Analyzed
NY Times Reviews AGORA, Opening May 28th
Diplomats Candidly Discuss Nuclear Nonproliferation at Closed-Door Academy Meeting
Univ. of District of Columbia Introduces New PSM Degree
Dads, Too, Face Clash Between Home and Job
U. of California Considers Online Classes, Or Even Degrees
Online Education Continues to Grow
Twiga Foundation Releases New Case Study on AZ and MI Work-Flexibility
VIDEO: Citizen Scientists Attract Attention of FBI's WMD Unit
Federal Employees' Work-Life Balance Still On Shaky Ground
No Mere Perk: Flex-Work as a Strategic Tool
Training Physics Professionals for the Nonacademic Workforce
New Engineering Technique Reinforces Immune Cells That Seek and Destroy Cancer
Tough Grading is One Reason for High STEM Dropout Rate
DNA Barcoding Reveals Differing Mercury Concentrations Across Tuna Species
Under The Hood of Toyota Recall: A Tremendous Expansion of Complexity
Data, Data Everywhere
Scientists Alter Developing Braing to Resemble That of Another Species
TFF 2010: Memento Cast Debates Science Behind Thriller
Former Sloan Research Fellow, Esther Duflo, wins John Bates Clark Medal
Counting Sea Life, Sometimes Little Things Are Big
Better Mentoring Could Help Retain Women and Minorities in Engineering
How to Maximize and Online Education Program
What's Really Living in Earth's Water?
EST Presents "Notes Toward the Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs" , April 22
Technology Can Let Parents Work at Home but Distract from Family Time
Scientists Discover First Multi-Cellular Organism that Lives without Oxygen
Video: Bloomberg Reports on White House Flexibility Forum
Video: Obama Calls for More Workplace Flexibility
Video: C-SPAN Interviews Workplace Flexibility 2010 Co-Director Katie Corrigan
Council of Economic Advisors Releases New Report on Economics of Workplace Flexibility
Obamas Push for Flexibility in the Workplace
FDA Pressured to Combat Rising "Food Fraud"
Obama to Hold March 31 Forum on Workplace Flexibility
Historic 10-Year Tally of Life Under the Sea Nears End
Toyota's Troubles Could Signal Larger Concerns
AUDIO: NPR Airs Three-Part Series on Workplace Flexibility
Does the U.S. Produce Too Many Scientists?
NYU Courant Professor Wins NSF's Waterman Award
Former Sloan Fellow receives NSF's Highest Honor
2010 Sloan Public Service Awards Go to Six Outstanding Civil Servants
AUDIO: NPR interviews Deborah Blum, author of The Poisoner's Handbook
Theater Mania - Lenin's Embalmers Review
Should Employers Drop Retirement Ages?
College Degress Without Going to Class
For Many, Taking A Day Off Is Not An Option
The Flu Season That Fizzled
NY Times: Facts Behind 'Lenin's Embalmers'
Students Uncover Mislabeled Foods Through DNA Testing
Swine flu wanes, but experts say pandemic strain could reemerge
The Academic-Motherhood Handicap
When Getting the Job Is the Easy Part
Variety: Obselidia
A Big Picture Look At The Small Scale
Book review: 'The Poisoner's Handbook,' by Deborah Blum
Marine Census Grows Near Completion
Down Economy Drives Online Learning: Enrollments Up 17%
Skills for Success
L.A. Theatre Works Airs THE GREAT TENNESSEE MONKEY TRIAL
Feds Not Ready to Say H1N1 is Over
San Diego State and BIOCOM Institute Receive $5M from Dept. of Labor for PSM Initiative
He Breaks for Band Recitals
2010 Sloan Research Fellowships
How Manhattan's nicest murderers met their match
Guess How Many Organisms You'll Find in a Cubic Foot of Soil or Sea
Quasar Pair Captured in Galaxy Collision
World Premiere of Lenin's Embalmers Plays the Ensemble Studio Theater March 3 - 28.
'Obselidia' wins Sundance's Sloan Prize
Oceans: The Fish Story That Is Sweeping France
Researchers Find New Way To Study How Enzymes Repair DNA Damage
State of the Union: Don't Lose Family Amidst the Headlines
Study: Online Education Continues Its Meteoric Growth
Suddenly Flush with Doses, U.S. Pushes Flu Vaccination
A Look at the Ph.D. Problem
Seniors Struggle to Rebound from Unemployment
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Wikipedia
Book on Demand: Tiny Press Makes Self-Published Books Accessible
Variety: In Search of Memory
Google, Copyright, and Our Future
Welcome to Unretirement
How Organisms Can Tolerate Mutations, Yet Adapt to Environmental Change
Business and Sciences Unite in New Master's Program
Study: Men Benefit Economically from Marriage, Too
Neuroengineers Silence Brain Cells With Multiple Colors of Light
Xerox to Produce and Market Espresso Book Machines
Insta-book Maker Signs Agreement with Xerox
Getting to Know Microbes
Microbe Understudies Await Their Turn in the Limelight
Higher US Debt Means Slower Growth, History Suggests
Dog Genes Code Dachshund's Stumpy Legs, Shar-Pei's Wrinkly Skin
Why Do People Give Up Engineering?
A More Family-Friendly Ivory Tower
Bensonhurst Teach is Tops
U.S. Reaction to Swine Flu: Apt and Lucky
With DNA Testing, Students Learn What's What In Their Neighborhood
Experts Say Lots Learned From H1N1 Pandemic
Engaging Older Workers with Flexible Work Options
Companies Benefit From Focus on Workers' Life Stage, Not Age
A Gradual Exit: Phased Retirement Done Right
NYT: Making Flex Time a Win-Win
Sloan Grantee Jessica Green Awarded TED Fellowship
California Targets Veterans and Active Military for PSM Degree
Top Ten Work Life Culture Stories of 2009
The High Costs of Copenhagen
Problems of Jobs, Wages Isn't Easily Solved
U.S. Lags in Family-Friendly Workplace Policies
Sloan Grantee Wins 2009 Emmy Award for Unemployment Reporting
Part of the Daily American Diet, 34 Gigabytes a Day
Paul Solman Wins Business Emmy for Unemployment Reporting
DNA Barcodes Net Menu Imposters
Investing in Education Will Put Us On The Path To Recovery
Barcode of Life Exhibit Opens at Lowe Gallery in Atlanta
Professor Analyzes Work Force
Companies Push for Flexible Schedules to Boost Women Attorneys
Talent Needs Shouldn't Overlook Older Workers
Stanford Researcher Investigates "Motherhood Penalty" in the Workplace
Leeds Scientist Calls for World Forest Observatory
Second Wave of Swine Flu May Have Peaked
Math, Science & Engineering: A Better Career These Days?
Introducing the Transparent Ocean
Vaccine System Remains Antiquated
Glass Looks to the Heavens, Again
Former Sloan Research Fellow appointed head of DOE's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Discovered in the Ocean Abyss: The Elephant-Eared Octopod
L.A. Times: Philip Glass' 'Kepler' Has U.S. Premiere at BAM
NY Times: Kepler at BAM
A Surplus of Energy that Might Even Last
Experts Say Radical Measures Won't Stop Swine Flu
Townsend Harris H.S. Honors Award-Winning Teacher
Four Bronx Teachers Honored for Making Science, Math Fun
Mysteries of the Flu
Unusual Massive White Dwarf Stars Have Oxygen Atmospheres
Encyclopedia of Life Ranked 10th Best Educational Web Site by London Telegraph
Patching America's Leaky Pipeline in the Sciences
Agencies Promote Telework as Powerful Tool, Not a Panacea
Economists Seek to Cure a Defect in Data that Overstates the Nation's Vigor
DNA Barcodes Make Their Mark
Great White Sharks at Times Enter San Francisco Bay
Bronx Teacher Joins Top Ranks of Science Instructors
Speed Limit to the Pace of Evolution, Biologists Say
Arrogance, Ignorance Recurring in Economic History
Recession Prompts States to Act
How Corporate America Can Support Workers in a Recession
Promoting Professional Science Master's Degrees
Quantum Gas Microscope Created
Seven Earn Awards For Teaching Math, Science in NYC
Shortage of Vaccine Poses Political Test for Obama
Might Companies, Not Colleges, Deserve the Blame for a Shortage of Engineers?
Convenience Foods Not Such Big Time Savers
Study: No Shortage of U.S. Engineers
Minority Graduate Students Urged to Address Pipeline Issues
Program Helps Students from Rural Alaska
The Botany of Desire - A Plant's Eye View of Desire and Evolution
Designer Molecule Glows When Detecting Tiny Amounts of Cyanide
Consortium Pursues Online Learning for the Visually Impaired
Workplace Health May Be Declining - What To Do
Why So Few Doctoral-Student Parents?
Neural Stopwatch Found in the Brain
Book Pairs Science and Movies
NY Times Book Review, The Nature of Technology: Rethinking What Leads the Way: Science, or New Technology?
LA Times: "Smallpox -- The Death of a Disease," a Q and A with Dr. D.A. Henderson
Science, the Extravaganza
Congress Tackles Derivatives That Brought Down the House
Can a Flexible Boss Improve Your Health?
Swine-Flu Wave Poses Threat To Hospital ICUs, Studies Warn
"Future Weather" Wins Film Independent Sloan Producers Grant
Steppenwolf Theatre Presents FAKE
Rogoff Slams Four Toxic Words, "This Time Is Different"
Astronomers Creating 3D Map of the Universe
Swine Flu Put Many Hospitalized Patients in the ICU
Household Robots Do Not Protect Users' Security and Privacy, Researchers Say
Science Prize (Not the Nobel)
Hamptons Film Festival: Sundance East
Policy Brief: The Impact of the Recession on Work and Family
Boom, Bust, Repeat
Carnegie Mellon Dramatic Writers Win Sloan Screenwriting Prize
Hamptons International Film Festival and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Celebrate 10 Years
Tourism Study Brings Together Archrivals
New Kind of Search for Dark Energy: First Light for BOSS
Debunking the Mommy Myth
Most Stay-at-Home-Moms Start That Way, Study Finds
Nanotechnology and Synthetic Biology: What does the American public think?
Authors: US Economic Crisis Was Long Time In The Making
American Public University system to receive Gomory Award for Excellence in Online Education
Greenwood Honored for Role in Promoting Diversity in Science Education
New Barcodes Emerge from MIT
Hamptons International Film Festival: Bigger, Better, and Leaner
Finding Work in Retirement
Pittsburgh's heart of steel still beats amid transformed city
Video: ABC News profiles NOVA's new web series "The Secret Lives of Scientists"
Mayadas Honored for Pioneering Role in Online Education
On Demand Books Turns Google's eBook Archive Back Into Paperbacks
What's Hiding in Your Showerhead?
The Mediocre Multitasker
$1.25 Million Awarded to Implement, Expand Faculty Career Flexibility Initiatives
Rare Cases of Restored Vision Reveal How the Brain Learns to See
NPR's Kojo Nnamdi interviews David Rejeski on the perils and promise of Synthetic Biology
Bathing, But Not Alone
DNA "Barcode" to Help Nab Illegal Wildlife Traders
First DNA Barcodes of Commonly Traded Bushmeat are Published
Maryland's University College Takes Unique Path in Online Education
Reward Older Workers With What They Really Want
Creative Management Practices for Making Work Work
Synthetic Biology Holds Promise, But Doubts Simmer
Can Womenomics Ease The Stress of Work/Life Balance?
Paternity Leave Benefits Help Employers Stand Out
How Will Online Courses Weather the Economic Downturn?
Scientist's Book Links Chemistry to Big Screen
ADAM explores life with Asperger's
Encyclopedia of Life Grows; Clues on Aging, Pests
Biotechnology program earns national designation: Professional Science Master's
Finding a Partner for your Ph.D.
In Case of Emergency, Break Tradition - Teach Online
Still Stuck on the Tarmac
Global Trade System Raises Flu Virus's Threat
Regis University Gets Grant to Improve MBA, Education Courses
Standard Approved for DNA of Plants
Bokode Barcodes Use Angular Dimension to Encode Information
Video: Watch the UK's Channel 4 News Story on New DNA Standards in Plant Barcoding
New Class of Galaxies: Small, Green and Bursting with New Stars
DNA Barcode for World's Plants Agreed Upon
New Book Pairs Science and Movies
Splitting the ADAM
LA Times: Hugh Dancy and Rose Byrne are Two of a Kind
Study: Flexibility Programs Gain Ground in Hard Times
Privacy Tool Makes Internet Postings Vanish
U.S. Gears for Huge Swine Flu Vaccination Push
Science of Swine Flu: Unpredictability Marks the Most Recent Strain of Disease to Spread
10 Ways to Learn Anything on the Web
Families and Work Institute Releases Findings on Impact of Recession on Employers
Jim Lehrer Moderates a One-Hour Forum About the Economy With Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke
Encyclopedia of Life Featured in This Month's Issue of BioScience
Steppenwolf Theatre Launches New Season with Eric Simonson's Sloan-commissioned play FAKE
Scientist Shortage? Maybe Not
The Flexible Workplace: A Better Way To Work
Taken for Granted: An Alternative to the Ph.D.
They Thought Globally, But Now Colleges Push Online Programs Locally
Older Job Seekers Struggle to Overcome Age Barrier
Is This The Future Bookstore?
Researchers Survey Mid-Atlantic Ridge Looking for New Forms of Marine Life
The Evidence on Online Education
New Report Calls for Broad Ethics of Emerging Technologies
Off the Beaten Path
How can the world's fisheries be sustainable?
Experts See Bad, But Not Disastrous, Flu Season Ahead
"Minds on the Edge" debuts at WHYY
Pandemic Reality Check
San Francisco park watchdog site goes nationwide
More dads are stepping up with family-building contributions
The work life legacy of the Families and Work Institute
How the recession is reshaping the American Family
NY Times: Science, The Extravaganza
Can the U.S. lead the way on dual-use education?
Ex-NYU student wins award to make film on Kashmir lake pollution
Hard times affect older and younger workers differently
Podcast: When it comes to flexiblity, maybe size doesn't matter
WHO: Swine flu pandemic has begun, 1st in 41 years
Is This a Pandemic? Define 'Pandemic'
Openness and Biosecurity: Can They Co-exist?
As Jobs Cut, Will Swine Flu, Traditional Flu Swamp Vaccination Efforts?
Steppenwolf Theatre: World Premiere of "FAKE"
Professional Master's in Science is 21st Century MBA
Computer Graphics Researchers Simulate the Sounds of Water and Other Liquids
Interview with John M. Barry, author of THE GREAT INFLUENZA
NYU Filmmaker Receives $100,000 Grant
Massive Online 'Macroscopic Observatory" of Earth's Biodiversity to be Created
New Parkscan Web site Allows Portland Park Visitors to Make Service Requests Online
Synthetic Biology on the Rise
As Flu Retreats, Scientists Brace for its Return
World Science Festival Sets Line-up
Future Protection of the Oceans Could Lie in the Past
Virtual Observatory to Monitor Life on Planet
Online Database Maps World's Known Species
Discover Magazine: Next Week's World Science Festival
Pandemics: Avoiding the Mistakes of 1918
How Women are Redefining Work and Success
Census of Marine Life Brings Hope of Revival to the Seas
Delicate Life in the Ocean Hit by Advent of Bottom Trawling
Workplace Flexibility Tries to Achieve ADA-Like Consensus
The ROI of Flextime
Council of Graduate Schools Starts Study of Master's Degree Completion
Rethinking the Tenure Clock
NewsHour with Jim Lehrer launches new financial literacy Web site, MAKING SEN$E
Report Urges U.S. Government to Boost Workplace Flexibility
A Master's Degree With A Business Spin Gains Popularity
New Generation Tosses Out Old Gender Rules
Milky Way May Be Teeming With Black Holes
First Lady Calls for More Family Friendly Policies
Viral Threat Emerged When World Was Ready
In Swine Flu, Key Moments and Decisions Yet To Come
WHO Working On A Severity Scale To Accompany Pandemic Alert Phases
Go Online to Tell Portland What You Think About Parks
Cosmic Dwarfs Not Ruled By The Dark Side
The Mother Load
Wall Street Journal: In a Time of Plague
New York Times: The Father of the Bomb
What Foretells a Pandemic?
Staying Home Not Easy for Sick Workers
Work/Life Issues are a Family Affair
Where Will Swine Flu Go Next?
Containing Flu Not Feasible, Specialists Say
Former Sloan Research Fellow Wins Top Economics Honor
Bioethicists Enter the Dual-Use Debate
Science Films To Get Sloan Grants
Blackwell unveils UK's first instore Espresso Book Machine
The Espresso has landed
How Providing Eldercare Affects Your Job Security
NY Times: Sleep Dealer Movie Review
Sharing the Burden
Will March To Create New Life Be Civilization's Final Frontier
LA Times Video Review: Sleep Dealer
Industry Studies Association Established at University of Pittsburgh
Think Age is Enough to Predict Worker Needs? Think Again.
Biotechnology Boom Raises Security Fears
New York Times Review: END DAYS
Theater Mania: END DAYS Review
Variety Theater Review: END DAYS
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Receives Award for Role in Founding National Postdoctoral Association
Former Sloan Research Fellow To Be Named Undersecretary of Science at D.O.E.
NPR: Herring School for Safer Sex
New Sensor Lets Scientists Study Large Fish Groups
Wild Herring Prove Fast Organizers
Online Universities Grow Enrollment
Faculty Attitude Can Dictate the Sucess of Failure of an Online Program
SCIENCE: PSM Programs Merit Wider Support (Subscription Req.)
New Workplace Equalizer: Ambition
Breaking Away from Tradition: E-education Expands Opportunities for Raising Achievement
Synthetic biology: The Next Biotech Revolution is Brewing
Sloan Public Service Award Winner Talks to the New York Times About His 15 Years of Service
Riding Out the Recession in a Virtual Classroom
2009 Alfred P. Sloan Science-In-Film Awards
Throwing Out the Rules of Work
Creative Sick Leave Policies Go Well
More Students Opt for Cyberspace Classroom
Report: Online Learning a "Lifeline" in Rural Areas
Sleep Dealer: At the Border Between Politics and Thrills
Promo Codes: What More Online Shoppers Expect
VIDEO: ABC News interviews Program Director Jesse Ausubel about the Census of Marine Life
Yes, Layoffs Cost More than Regular Turnover and Save Less than the Flexible Alternatives
NYT: Seven City Employees Honored for Service
Designing Baby Neanderthals
Professional Science Master's Programs to Receive $15M Under Stimulus Bill
Creighton University Offers New PSM Degree in Bioscience Management
Ensemble Studio's END DAYS Makes Off Broadway Premiere
Dancing Black Hole Twins Spotted
Online College Classes More Than a Craze
In Science and Technology, Efforts to Lure Women Back
Colors of Quasars Reveal Dusty Universe
Split Verdict on Women Partners
Adam: Not Your Average Love Story
Confidence in Food Safety Plunges in Wake of Peanut Butter Contamination
Elderly Emerge as a New Class of Worker - and the Jobless
Former Sloan Research Fellow to be honored as "Best of the Best" in life science
Smaller Planes are Taking On a Bigger Share of the Skies
Taking the Wheel as Toyota Skids
This Time, Old Hands Are Keeping Their Jobs
Survey Samples Life Scientists' Views on "Dual Use" Research and Bioterrorism
The Next 9/11: Center Convenes Experts to Discuss the Emerging Threats to New York and America
Biggest By Default: Toyota May Be Number One But It Still Faces Challenges
Forbes: Flextime in a Down Economy
Flexibility Can Offer Alternatives to Downsizing
Til Children Do Us Part
California State University Initiates Systemwide PSM Program
New Release of Google Earth Features Data from the Census of Marine Life
Read the Real Time Cruise Diary of the RSS James Clark Ross as it Explores the Southern Ocean
Library of Congress Scans 25,000 Books - Moving from Book Shelf to Cyberspace
Flexible Work Arrangements Ride US Economic Tides
Fewer Graduate Students Plan to Enter Academia
VIDEO: Watch ABC News' local coverage of the Pacific Ocean Shelf Tracking Project of the CoML
Sundance: Adam wins Alfred P. Sloan Prize
Nature: Scripting Scientists' Lives
Berger Receives French Legion of Honor Medal
Disabled, Ill Kids Pose Workplace Challenges
The Policy Potential of a Mom-In-Chief
Report Shows U.S. Only Half Ready For Flu Pandemic
In "Geek Chic" and Obama, New Hope for Lifting Women in Science
Employers Avoid Axing the Oldies but Goodies
Ausubel Addresses Ocean Scientists on Observing Marine Life
Library of Congress Makes Mark in Nationwide Digitization Endeavor
Robotics Pioneer Brooks Called to Jury Duty - at Sundance Film Festival
Financial Times: When Managers Say Suit Yourself
Kennedy Seen as Model for Re-Entry Women
A New Frontier of Online Learning in Minnesota
AP: Wikipedia Meets $6 Million Fundraising Goal
Obama Forms Task Force to Assist Middle-Class Families
The Vanishing 9-to-5 Job
Older Workers are Disconnected Dots in the Dotcom Age
Employers Help New Parents Transition Back to Work
Creating the "Knowledge Commons"
Online Classes Attract More Students
Are You Ready for Retirement?
GM Plan Doesn't Go Far Enough
Villanova Completes Participation in the PALINET Mass Digitization Collaborative
Galaxy "Missing Link" Uncovered
A Picture of the Cosmos
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey's 3-D Guide to the Final Frontier
Strangulation of Spiral Galaxies: "Missing Link" Discovered
Working Dad: New First Dad Looks Like He'll Be A Good Ally
Solow on PBS: Worsening Economic Crisis Stops Short of Depression
Fight for Family Leave Protections
Lange Updates Body on Faculty Diversity at Duke
Off Ramp to On Ramp - It Can Be A Hard Journey
Venter Institute Researchers Streamline Efficient Construction of Synthetic Genomes - Future Biofuel Applications
The Myth of Older Worker Disengagement
Myths and Realities of Cyber Monday
Report: U.S. Electrical Supply Vulnerable During Pandemics
NY Times: The Life of an Antarctic Archipelago
Google vs. The Libraries
Former Sloan Research Fellow to head Obama's Council of Economic Advisors
Marketplace Public Radio: Logging on to College
For Many, Economy Shelves College Plans
Finding Balance: Why Workplace Flexibility? Why now?
With Students Flocking Online, Will Faculty Follow?
College Students Flocking to Online Classes
As Economy Wavers, Online Enrollements Climb
Study: Online enrollment jumps 13%
Universities See Double-Digit Increase in Online Enrollment, Study Finds
Boston Launches Flu Shot Tracking
Scientific Accuracy, Geek Chic, and Ethical Dilemmas: the 2008 Sloan Film Summit
Season 5 of WNYC's Radio Lab premieres Friday, November 14th
Are We Safer Since 9/11?
Virtual Telescopes Tweaked
Aliens of the deep: The weird and wonderfully wobbly animals discovered by 'sea census'
Octopuses had Antarctic ancestor: marine census
I Do Know How She Does It
Wikimedia Foundation Launches Annual Campaign to Support Wikipedia
Students go online for classes
A Beautiful Math
Tribeca Awards 5 Film Grants
Tags unlock young salmon secrets
Making a Case for Diversity in STEM Fields
PALINET's Mass Digitization Collaborative Underway
Tribeca institute takes scientific approach
The Espresso Machine Debuts
Scientists Achieve First Tracking of Small Salmon from Headwaters in Rockies through Pacific to Alaska
Where are the Minority Ph.D.s? In Tampa, Actually.
They Made America: An Interview with Harold Evans
Putting Family First is Hard Work
Working Longer as Jobs Contract
And Interview with E.O. Wilson, Father of the Encyclopedia of Life
Synthetic biology inches towards the mainstream
Free Our Libraries, Cry University Presidents
NYT: Retirees Filling the Front Lines in Market Fears
Print On Demand Goes Local
Americans Clueless About Plans to Create New Life
WIRED: A Simple Plan to ID Every Species on Earth
DNA barcoding key to saving forests
The Magic Theatre Presents 'The K of D- An Urban Legend'
Economy, desire to work keep many in their jobs
Beyond the 9 to 5 routine: Tips on how to create a flexible workplace
A peek at deepwater Life
Shreveport Times: Tech now part of Consortium
Sloan Award Sparks to Flash: 'Genius' to receive prize at Hamptons Festival
AP: Hundreds of creatures found on Australian reefs
BusinessWeek: Instant Books from the Library
FBI to Request Review of Its Anthrax Investigation
16 organizations recognized for workplace flexibility
Challenging Conventional Wisdom on STEM Supply
Health Matters: It's never too early to plan for disaster
MSNBC: Online degrees gaining more respect
Researches working to make skies safer for flying
SITA joins MIT Airline Industry Consortium
NYT: Fish Tale has DNA Hook: Students find bad labels
Nearly 1000 college classes available online in Miss.
Lawyer Evaluations Have Hidden Biases, ABA book says
Milky Way's Halo Loaded with Star Streams
Sloan Press Release