Andrew P. Han

(Science) In what appears to be a first, a U.S. court is forcing a journal publisher to breach its confidentiality policy and identify an article's anonymous peer reviewers.

(Wired.com) The way you pay can make a big difference in what you buy and how much you're willing to spend.

(Newsweek) There are dozens of other sugars with nearly identical yet fundamentally different chemical structures. And now a Japanese scientist has found a way to make them all.

(Food & Wine) Since we all need unsaturated fats and we all need burritos, could those needs be combined and satisfied all at once? With the help of a nutrition info database and a kitchen scale, we decided to find out.

(PopularMechanics.com) Leif Tronstad was a standout scientist. World War II made him a freedom fighter, spymaster, and above all, a patriot.

(Popular Mechanics.com) For the sake of science, I arranged to follow an evening of indulgence by taking the Acute Hangover Survey, a questionnaire used in hangover research, and discuss my results with the scientists who use it.

(PopularMechanics.com) How our nearest celestial neighbor can help scientists probe the extremes of the cosmos.

(PopularMechanics.com) Meet "Biden" — the newest dwarf planet.

(TalkingPointsMemo.com) An entrepreneur looks to reshape the way vaccines are distributed.

(Newsweek) Tape Inspired by Geckos is Crazy Strong and Cleans Itself.