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Oldest Evidence of Dinosaurs Found in Polish Footprints Dinosaur lineage emerged soon after massive Permian extinction. October 5, 2010 Scientific Understanding of T. rex Revised by a Decade of New Research and Discovery Tyrannosaurs are more than large carnivores at the top of the food chain. September 16, 2010 Strange Predatory Dinosaur From Europe's Late Cretaceous Described by Romanian and U.S. Paleontologists New Velociraptor relative had stocky limbs and two claws on its feet. August 20, 2010 Tom Baione Appointed Harold Boeschenstein Director of Library Services Museum's new head librarian builds on fifteen years of service. August 11, 2010 Seeking Fish in the Heart of the Congo Icthyologist and curator Melanie Stiassny's blog in The New York Times searches for answers in uncharted waters. August 10, 2010 Sea Turtle Rodeo in the Middle of the Pacific Ocean Conservation biologist Eleanor Sterling's The New York Times blog brings field research and adventure to your classroom or office. July 28, 2010 New Research on Rapidly-Disappearing Ancient Plant Offers Hope for Species Recovery Genetic analysis of Guam's cycads shows promising genetic diversity. July 13, 2010 Rain of Giant Gas Clouds Create Active Galactic Nuclei New research explains how galaxy centers light up. July 8, 2010 Scientists Describe Two New Species of Fish From Area Engulfed by Oil Spill New species of pancake batfishes discovered in the Gulf of Mexico. July 7, 2010 Rare Natural History Volumes From Ronald S. Wilkinson Collection on View Public display showcases an intricately illustrated entomological volume, insect specimens, and antique microscope from the noted... July 1, 2010 Seminars on Science Online Educational Resource Honored with Codie Award Online course on water wins for Best Professional Development Solution. June 24, 2010 Race to the End of the Earth In one of the great adventures of the early 20th century, Norwegian explorer Amundsen and British Royal Navy Captain Scott competed... May 29, 2010