SCIENCE

Swiss court says Caster Semenya can run

Court's ruling allows Semenya to race in all distances while her appeal is being heard

The Golden State Warriors are in the NBA Finals once again — and their research-inspired vigilance helped them get there

Saying the "IAAF will not drug me or stop me" Semenya seeks to overturn testosterone rule

While researchers still have to determine the "how," they have found a connection between exercise and memory

Sports ethics hasn’t evolved enough to protect athletes from the potential dangers of genetic testing

Science has far to go before anyone can use genetic tests to predict success in sports

The current education process is not enough to increase reporting of concussion symptoms

Looking for mental focus and improved performance, the team will use the app leading up to the World Cup

ASU study finds self-centered bias in time perception of physical touch

Multinational researchers may have found a way to detect CTE in living brains

Despite concerns about future practical applications, intersex and DSD athletes will need to conform to the guidelines beginning May 8

Naturally occurring testosterone levels at issue in IAAF rule, Semenya's appeal

When human beings first jumped, they became birds for half a second. - Alberto Rios