1471-1500 (out of 1806) Brian Stallard is a staff writer for Nature World News and has covered the health-science and beat since attending and graduating from the Stony Brook School of Journalism.
Brian Stallard
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Feathers Before Flight: New Evidence from Crow-like Dino
Utility Company Protects Birds with Lasers
Activists Want a 19-Year-Old Banned From Facebook... and Africa
Ebola Update: 467 Dead in Epidemic Surge
Cassini's 'Grand Finale' Will End in Fire
Comet Hunter Closes in: Rosetta Can See its Quarry 'Sweat'
Morning Wallops Launch Ends in a Crash
The Plants Are Listening
Self Awareness: You'll Never Know if You're Pushy
Allergy Meds May Fight Cancer
Stem Cell Specialization is Ruled by Geometry
New Beetle Discovered in World's Deepest Cave
Canadian Space Travel: the Private Sector Will Do the Heavy Lifting
Nevada Braces for Another Mormon Cricket Infestation
Triceratops Horn Evolution: a Million Year Process
Computerized Glove Teaches Braille
Researchers Determine How to "Starve" Salmonella
Thirty Meter Telescope Approval Gains Tentative Ground
Did Eating Insects Make Early Humans Smarter?
New Species of Moth Earns a Cherokee Name
Climate Change Could be Making Salamanders Smaller
Clouds and Boats Get Wallops Launch Repeatedly Scrubbed
Flying Saucer Flight Success Earns 'Extra Credit' [VIDEO]
The Solar Atmosphere is Far Larger Than Once Thought
LEGOS: the Perfect Research Tool?
Electric Asteroid Model Will Save Astronauts From a Shocking Surprise [VIDEO]
Lab Grown "Mini Hearts" Help Battle Heart Disease
Coronal Eruptions Reluctantly Puff From the Sun: Explained
Geeks Get Glasses: Higher Levels of Education are Linked to Nearsightedness
Web Wisdom: More Robots Learn From Crowdsourcing
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