Michael Balter worked for many years as a political, environmental, and travel writer with hundreds of features in the Los Angeles Times, Travel & Leisure, Islands, and the International Herald Tribune. Currently he is a correspondent for Science and also serves as one of the magazine's chief archaeology and human evolution writers. He lives in Paris, France, and can be reached at michaelbalter.com.
...why it religion is able to retain so many ancient elements, no matter how counter-productive they may be. Michael Balter writes in the July 16, 2010 edition of Science...
...two individuals poking each other's eyeballs. I didn't attend the conference or see the video, but Michael Balter, a reported for Science magazine, wrote the following description:"One monkey will insert his or her long, sharp, dirty fingernail deep into...
...active Native American women quickly plunged by half, indicating a "widespread and severe" contraction in population size. Author: Michael Balter...
...Richardson ; Harvey Platt ; J.E. Isaac; Kevin Trepa; Julie Leuvrey; Kevin Tucker; Lisa Rummel; Mark Zertanna ; Megan Schlegel; Michael Balter ; Richard Brown ; Robert Klonoff; Scott Bringhurst ; Stan Sittser; Stanley, Kari ; Stuart Hall; Thane Tienson;...
...GUESTS: Claire Cain Miller, Twitter and Britain, Ken Croswell: Science Magazine, on Mars, Michael Balter: Science Magazine, on Neanderthals, Sarah Reardon: Science Magazine, on armor in warfare...