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• In The Fold

  Mom wanted you to be a doctor, but you were too busy playing videogames to take the MCATs? Well, those skills could help cure cancer too.
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  • 012: New School
  • Date: Aug 07 2008
  • Contributors: Lucas Laursen

• The New Nobels

  Fred Kavli is finding—and funding—scientists who are solving the most complex puzzles in the universe.
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  • 011: Get Lost
  • Date: Jun 05 2008
  • Contributors: Emily Anthes and Jen Dessinger

• Bombs Away

  A Los Angeles-based nonprofit is using the weapons of war to clean up battlefields.
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  • 011: Get Lost
  • Date: May 27 2008
  • Contributors: Jessica Kelmon

• Designer Genes

  Drew Endy uses DNA to make new and improved versions of life.
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  • 010: The China Issue
  • Date: Mar 20 2008
  • Contributors: Rebecca Cathcart

• Thar She Grows

  The Science Barge is a new urban farm, set afloat on the Hudson River.
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  • 010: The China Issue
  • Date: Mar 19 2008
  • Contributors: Meryl Rothstein

• Quantum Hippies

  Quantum mechanics and Ayahuasca-induced hallucination: together at last.
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  • 008: Big Ideas!
  • Date: Jan 15 2008
  • Contributors: GOOD magazine

• Large Hadron Collider

  This $6 billion, 16-mile-long particle accelerator might help us understand the fabric of reality. Plus other Literally Big Ideas.
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  • 008: Big Ideas!
  • Date: Dec 19 2007
  • Contributors: GOOD magazine

• All About Stem Cells

  What they are, how we isolate these versatile cells, and the therapies they could lead to.
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  • 008: Big Ideas!
  • Date: Dec 03 2007
  • Contributors: GOOD magazine

• Ark, Lunar

  The Alliance to Rescue Civilization has a plan to do just that in case an asteroid threatens earth.
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  • 008: Big Ideas!
  • Date: Dec 03 2007
  • Contributors: GOOD magazine

• Herbaceous Innovation

  In mine fields and at home, specially engineered plants are helping to keep us safe.
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  • 006: Design Solutions
  • Date: Aug 09 2007
  • Contributors: Ben Jervey