M. Balter

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Seeking the Key to Music

M. Balter, 2004, Science.

How Does HIV Overcome the Body's T Cell Bodyguards?

M. Balter, 1997, Science.

Archaeology. The peopling of the Aleutians.

M. Balter, 2012, Science.

Earliest Signs of Human-Controlled Fire Uncovered in Israel

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2004, Science.

Search for the Indo-Europeans

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2004, Science.

The goddess and the bull

M. Balter, 2004 .

Seeking Agriculture's Ancient Roots

M. Balter, 2007, Science.

What Made Humans Modern?

M. Balter, 2002, Science.

ROCKETS MAPHEUS-3 / 4 : FLIGHTS AND DEVELOPMENTS

M. Balter, F. Kargl, M. Siegl, 2013 .

The Baby Deficit

M. Balter, 2006, Science.

Paleontology. Dramatic fossils suggest early birds were biplanes.

M. Balter, 2013, Science.

Ancient Algae Suggest Sea Route for First Americans

M. Balter, 2008, Science.

Cell cycle research: down to the nitty gritty.

M. Balter, 1991, Science.

AIDS Research: New Hope in HIV Disease

M. Balter, 1996, Science.

A Glimpse of Humans' First Journey Out of Africa

M. Balter, A. Gibbons, 2000, Science.

Radiocarbon Dating's Final Frontier

M. Balter, 2006, Science.

Is This How the West Won?

M. Balter, 2005, Science.

Are Humans Still Evolving?

M. Balter, 2005, Science.

In Search of the World's Most Ancient Mariners

M. Balter, 2007, Science.

Brain Evolution Studies Go Micro

M. Balter, 2007, Science.

What--or Who--Did In the Neandertals?

M. Balter, 2001, Science.

The Two Tels: Armageddon For Biblical Archaeology?

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

AIDS research. Cytokines move from the margins into the spotlight.

M. Balter, 1995, Science.

19th Century Rules of Causation Outdated?

M. Balter, 1998, Science.

XRISE-M: X-radiography facility for solidification and diffusion studies of alloys aboard sounding rockets.

M. Balter, C. Dreissigacker, M. Becker, 2020, The Review of scientific instruments.

Archaeology. Ancient migrants brought farming way of life to Europe.

M. Balter, 2012, Science.

Thyroid Cancer: Children Become the First Victims of Fallout

M. Balter, 1996, Science.

Mysteries of the brain. Why are our brains so big?

M. Balter, 2012, Science.

Modest Briton Stirs Up Storm With Views on Role of CTLs

M. Balter, 1998, Science.

UN readies new global AIDS plan.

M. Balter, 1994, Science.

Prions: A Lone Killer or a Vital Accomplice?

M. Balter, 1999, Science.

Toxic Tiff Spreads Beyond France

M. Balter, 1994, Science.

Ancient DNA From Frozen Hair May Untangle Eskimo Roots

M. Balter, 2008, Science.

Archaeology. The tangled roots of agriculture.

M. Balter, 2010, Science.

Early Start for Human Art? Ochre May Revise Timeline

M. Balter, 2009, Science.

Human growth hormone. French scientists may face charges over CJD outbreak.

M. Balter, 1993, Science.

On the Origin of Art and Symbolism

M. Balter, 2009, Science.

Archaeology. Better homes and hearths, Neandertal-style.

M. Balter, 2009, Science.

Tracking the Human Fallout From 'Mad Cow Disease'

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

Chernobyl's Thyroid Cancer Toll

M. Balter, 1995, Science.

Cave Structure Boosts Neandertal Image

M. Balter, 1996, Science.

Archaeology: Cave Structure Boosts Neandertal Image

M. Balter, 1996 .

Addicts Who Survived: An Oral History of Narcotics Use in America, 1923-1965. By David Courtwright, Herman Joseph, and Don Des Jarlais. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1989. 399 pp. Hardbound, $24.95.

M. Balter, 1992 .

Was North Africa the launch pad for modern human migrations?

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2011, Science.

Transgenic Corn Ban Sparks a Furor

M. Balter, 1997, Science.

Taking Stock of the Human Microbiome and Disease

M. Balter, 2012, Science.

11th International Conference of Archaeozoology. In a cold snap, farmers turned to milk.

M. Balter, 2010, Science.

Paleoanthropology. Evolving artists.

M. Balter, 2009, Science.

Research Is Absorbed Into Superministry

M. Balter, 1995, Science.

Archaeology. Clothes make the (hu) man.

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2009, Science.

Experts Downplay New vCJD Fears

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

Evolution of language. Animal communication helps reveal roots of language.

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2010, Science.

Skepticism greets HIV coreceptor.

M. Balter, 1993, Science.

Elusive HIV-Suppressor Factors Found

M. Balter, 1995, Science.

Climate change. Using radiocarbon to go beyond good faith in measuring CO2 emissions.

M. Balter, 2012, Science.

Language Wars.

M. Balter, 2016, Scientific American.

The sexual misconduct case that has rocked anthropology

M. Balter, 2016 .

Remembering Life Events

Shelby J. Haberman, Eberhard H. Uhlenhuth, S. Haberman, 1977 .

Transatlantic War Over BRCA1 Patent

M. Balter, 2001, Science.

Archaeology. Archaeologists say the 'Anthropocene' is here--but it began long ago.

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2013, Science.

On the Trail of Ebola and Marburg Viruses

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

Archaeology in the Holy Land

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

ARTEC-A furnace module for directional solidification and quenching experiments in microgravity.

M. Balter, C. Dreissigacker, C. Neumann, 2019, Review of Scientific Instruments.

Characteristics of a Magnetic Bulk Thermostat for Granular Gas Investigations in Microgravity

M. Balter, M. Sperl, Masato Adachi, 2021, Microgravity Science and Technology.

Becoming human. What made humans modern?

M. Balter, 2002, Science.

Support Builds for Allègre's Reforms

M. Balter, 1999, Science.

New hope in HIV disease.

M. Balter, 1996, Science.

Morphologists Learn to Live With Molecular Upstarts

M. Balter, 1997, Science.

Scientific Cross-Claims Fly in Continuing Beef War

M. Balter, 1999, Science.

World’s oldest stone tools discovered in Kenya

M. Balter, 2015 .

A Long Season Puts Çatalhöyük in Context

M. Balter, 1999, Science.

Versatile compact X-ray radiography module for materials science under microgravity conditions

Florian Kargl, Andreas Meyer, M Balter, 2011 .

Can WHO Roll Back Malaria?

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

Plant science. Seeking agriculture's ancient roots.

M. Balter, 2007, Science.

Big Science: Midwife to Global Megaprojects Given More Time to Deliver

M. Balter, 1995 .

A Second Coreceptor for HIV in Early Stages of Infection

M. Balter, 1996, Science.

HIV's Other Immune-System Targets: Macrophages

M. Balter, 1996, Science.

How Europe regulates its genes.

M. Balter, 1991, Science.

The killing ground.

M. Balter, 2014, Science.

Was Lamarck Just a Little Bit Right?

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

Studies set to test competing theories about early infection.

M. Balter, 1992, Science.

Human evolution. Tracing the paths of the first Americans.

M. Balter, 2011, Science.

Archaeology. Do island sites suggest a coastal route to the Americas?

M. Balter, 2011, Science.

Archaeology. New light on revolutions that weren't.

M. Balter, 2012, Science.

New HIV Strain Could Pose Health Threat

M Balter, M. Balter, 1998, Science.

Cycling Toward Stockholm

G Vogel, M Balter, M. Balter, 2001, Science.

Links Between Brain Genes, Evolution, and Cognition Challenged

M. Balter, 2006, Science.

Archaeology. Of two minds about Toba's impact.

M. Balter, 2010, Science.

Paleoanthropology. New work may complicate history of Neandertals and H. sapiens.

M. Balter, 2009, Science.

Evolution of behavior. Did working memory spark creative culture?

Michael Balter, M. Balter, 2010, Science.

Gene Sequencers Target Malaria Mosquito

M. Balter, 1999, Science.

Archaeologists and Rabbis Clash Over Human Remains

M. Balter, 2000, Science.

Did Plaster Hold Neolithic Society Together?

M. Balter, 2001, Science.

BEHAVIORAL GENETICS. Can epigenetics explain homosexuality puzzle?

M. Balter, 2015, Science.