Top stories published by Science for All in January of 2014

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Ethan Siegel in Starts With A Bang!

Jan 23, 2014

How Many Planets In The Universe?

Given all the stars, galaxies and what we know about the laws…

Untested. Unregulated. Unsafe?

Chinese clinics are touting “miracle” stem cell cures—and they’re…

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Ethan Siegel in Starts With A Bang!

Jan 2, 2014

The Far Future of our Solar System

If we scaled the entire Universe’s history from the Big Bang until…

Steve McGarry in We.Create:Me

Jan 18, 2014

How to build an audience using Medium.

Scribbled by: @stvmcg

Carl Zimmer on writing: “Don’t make a ship in a bottle”

Talking about complex ideas is tough. But for…

Life in the Baby Universe

The Physics of Babies

Reid J. Robison MD MBA in Precision Medicine

Jan 6, 2014

Unbreakable.

The science behind protective mutations

i heart literati

Jan 30, 2014

A brain full of wisdom

Rethinking the aging brain

Neurocracy

Jan 10, 2014

The Artemis Effect

Recruiting and retaining girls and women in STEM

Naimul Karim in Outsights of a Conspecific

Jan 4, 2014

IV. Of Mad Scientists And Romantic Artists

And the difference between them is …..

Scientists are weird people, but fortunately they are easy to spot. All you have to do is watch out for an “aging male with crooked teeth and messy hair, wearing a…

February 2014

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