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- Shannon Palus – 5 GIFs of n-body orbits - Julie Hecht – How to Teach Language to Dogs - John R. Platt – Rare Naked Ladies Crocus Infected with Even Rarer Smutty Fungus - Robynne Boyd – Summertime and the Dams Come Down - David Bressan – July 30, 1920: [...]..
- Shannon Palus - 5 GIFs of n-body orbits - Julie Hecht - How to Teach Language to Dogs - John R. Platt - Rare Naked Ladies Crocus Infected with Even Rarer Smutty Fungus - Robynne Boyd - Summertime and the Dams Come Down - David Bressan - July 30, 1920: Marie Tharp, the Women who discovered the Backbone of Earth - Cassie Rodenberg - First Drug Charge Leaves a Man on the Run - Krystal D'Costa - Don’t read the comments!...
- Glen Tellis, Rickson C. Mesquita, and Arjun G. Yodh – Find your voice: Unlocking the mysteries of stuttering - Bob Grumman – M@h*(pOet)?ica–Music and Autobiography - Ferris Jabr – Outgrowing the Traditional Grass Lawn - David Bressan – Darwin’s Freak Show (or, why Darwin didn´t kill Bigfoot) - Scicurious – [...]..
- Glen Tellis, Rickson C. Mesquita, and Arjun G. Yodh - Find your voice: Unlocking the mysteries of stuttering - Bob Grumman - M@h*(pOet)?ica–Music and Autobiography - Ferris Jabr - Outgrowing the Traditional Grass Lawn - David Bressan - Darwin’s Freak Show (or, why Darwin didn´t kill Bigfoot) - Scicurious - Liking sweet and liking alcohol - S.E...
Watch the video of the Google Hangout with the SciAm's Summer Book Authors -- The Winners- E. Paul Zehr - Fighting Tooth and Claw with Wolverine—Examining The Healing Power Of An X-Men - Jag Bhalla - Greek Myths About Human Origins - Psi Wavefunction - Theileria gets naked and rides the spindle - Hilda Bastian - The Hawthorne effect: An old scientists’ tale lingering “in the gunsmoke of academic snipers” - Jennifer Frazer - How the Fleas’ Next of Kin Ended up Living on a Liverwort in Alaska - Katherine Harmon - Will the Robot Uprising Be Squishy? - Maria Konnikova - Jane Austen is replacing Charles Darwin–and that’s a very good thing - Ashutosh Jogalekar - NSA and the problem of distinguishing good ideas from bad ones - Julie Hecht - How’s Your Dog’s Quality of Life? - Melissa C...
Watch the newest Video of the Week! - Robin Anne Smith – Eye-tracking reveals what’s hot, what’s not from the peahen’s point of view - Bora Zivkovic – Good Night, Moon!...
Watch the newest Video of the Week!- Robin Anne Smith - Eye-tracking reveals what’s hot, what’s not from the peahen’s point of view - Bora Zivkovic - Good Night, Moon!
- Karen Stollznow – (Big)foot in Mouth: Bigfoot Language - Lisa Willemse – This research is worse than bad. It’s basic.
- Karen Stollznow - (Big)foot in Mouth: Bigfoot Language - Lisa Willemse - This research is worse than bad. It’s basic. - Felicity Muth - How might female butterflies gain an advantage?...
Check out our newest Image of the Week!- Lawrence Rifkin - My ancestors slept here - Cheryl Murphy - Well, I’ll BEE…Bees see UV - Glendon Mellow - How to Destroy Priceless Works of Art - Becky Crew - New Species, Thor’s Hero Shrew, Will Back Itself in Any Feat of Strength - Jennifer Ouellette - Fermilab Physicist Makes “Frozen Lightning” Art with Accelerators - Katherine Harmon - 3-D Printed Jets Mimic Octopus Propulsion - Melanie Tannenbaum - I’m Excited About The Royal Baby (And It’s Okay If You Are Too) - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Richard Rhodes on the need for nuclear power - Gary Stix - Two Hydrogens and One Oxygen, a Recipe for Cognitive Enhancement? - Khalil A...
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