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  The Damnedest Lies Can a statistical model account for all the different factors that influence which lever voters will pull on Tuesday? Illustration: Joe Kloc Electoral predictions have traditionally been the territory of pundits and politicians, but as polling results... Posted Oct 30 2008, 10:22 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: illustration, north dakota, politicians, barack obama, pundits, john mccain, model account, discrepancies, national trends, nate, four points, polling results, statistical model, regression, mathematical models, statisticians, polling data, surveyusa polls, differential, national polls

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  Random Acts of Evolution The genome of the PUFFER FISH offers a point of comparison by which we can measure the efficiency and efficacy of our own. Illustration by Alison Schroeer. When I mention the Japanese puffer fish, or fugu, to friends and students who are even slightly... Posted May 30 2008, 08:13 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: human genome, illustration, alison, fugu, mdash, efficacy, homer simpson, science geeks, molecular biologists, sushi, geneticists, genetic material, paralysis, potent neurotoxin, nerve impulses, developmental biologists, predictable response, japanese puffer fish, sitcom, claims to fame

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  Eastern Union Illustration by Jillian Tamaki In 1956, China started building a road through Aksai Chin, a remote region of the Himalayas claimed by India. When Indian leaders learned about the move—which, due to the area's inaccessibility, didn't happen... Posted Mar 14 2008, 04:36 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: illustration, stem cell research, giants, legacies, nanoscience, decimal system, building a road, diplomatic row, himalayas, innovators, border dispute, european renaissance, indian mathematicians, cultural exchanges, 15th century, frontier, tamaki, indian war, ambitions, indian leaders