science Gal Science: The Science of B.O.
Aakriti Jain explains the science of body odor.
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Feminism Gal Science: What Is Female Brain?
Jane C. Hu on the science and pseudoscience of the female brain.
Health Gal Science: An Archaeologist on Bone Health
Stacy Hackner on what her work in bioarchaeology has taught her about bone health.
science Gal Science: The Ages of Things
Lynne Elkins drops some really basic knowledge into our Gal Science column on how we know how old things are.
Animals Gal Science: Ant Lab FAQ
Julie Twitchell on the ins and outs of working in an ant lab.
science Gal Science: Drugs, Pee, and Me
Stephanie Robson on what we know about the environmental effects of drug residue in urine, and what we don't.
science Gal Science: Tools, and the Scientists Who Love Them
Anne Walker presents a Gal Science guide to the tools you may have seen used in movie and TV depictions of wet labs.
science Gal Science: Fun With Microbes and Vaccines
Carolyn Buckwalter on microbes, vaccines, and how all of that stuff works.
science Gal Science: When Maxim Needs an “Expert”
Katherine Bryant writes us a Gal Science column on being asked to translate her mirror neuron research for a men's mag.
science Gal Science: On Working With Dark Energy
Sarah Tuttle on the experience of working on a dark energy project.
Beauty Gal Science: How Nail Polish Works
Nail polish: apparently made of "explosive cotton and fish scales," among other things!
science Gal Science: Let’s All Talk About Slime Mold
Elizabeth Cutrone on the shocking intelligence of slime mold.
science Gal Science: Taking the Earth’s Historical Temperature
Ilissa Ocko on what we know and do not know about the historical temperature of the Earth.
Food Gal Science: When a Scientist Bakes Bread
Sarah Wardlaw approaches baking bread like the scientist she is.
science Gal Science: How To Predict the Future
This installment of Gal Science is about climate change and predicting the future.
