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Ben P. Stein is a former director of Inside Science and currently the managing editor in the public affairs office at National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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Why A Bottlenose Dolphin's Indirect Aim is Really Right on Target

Bottlenose dolphins improve echolocation precision by aiming their sonar beam to graze the target.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Physics

What Sound Is This Gesture?

People often use specific gestures and their voice when communicating sounds.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Space

The Fabric Of Reality May Be 'Spookier' Than We Imagine, New Book Argues

"Spooky Action at a Distance" challenges familiar concepts of space and location.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Culture

Bread Rises And Falls With Gluten

But starches could mask bad dough.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Physics

Two Physicists Share Nobel Prize For Detecting Changes In Neutrino Identities

A Japanese physicist and a Canadian physicist helped to show subatomic 'neutrinos' have mass.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Physics

Two Physicists Share Nobel Prize For Detecting Changes In Neutrino Identities

A Japanese physicist and a Canadian physicist helped to show subatomic 'neutrinos' have mass.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

See all articles by Ben P. Stein

Contributor

Ben P. Stein is a former director of Inside Science and currently the managing editor in the public affairs office at National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Author Articles

Creature

Why A Bottlenose Dolphin's Indirect Aim is Really Right on Target

Bottlenose dolphins improve echolocation precision by aiming their sonar beam to graze the target.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Physics

What Sound Is This Gesture?

People often use specific gestures and their voice when communicating sounds.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Space

The Fabric Of Reality May Be 'Spookier' Than We Imagine, New Book Argues

"Spooky Action at a Distance" challenges familiar concepts of space and location.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Culture

Bread Rises And Falls With Gluten

But starches could mask bad dough.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Physics

Two Physicists Share Nobel Prize For Detecting Changes In Neutrino Identities

A Japanese physicist and a Canadian physicist helped to show subatomic 'neutrinos' have mass.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

Physics

Two Physicists Share Nobel Prize For Detecting Changes In Neutrino Identities

A Japanese physicist and a Canadian physicist helped to show subatomic 'neutrinos' have mass.

Ben P. Stein, Contributor

See all articles by Ben P. Stein