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Virginia Hughes in Matter

Dec 4, 2013

23 and You

Does that commercial DNA test you just bought violate somebody else’s privacy?

2 responses

Zach Hamed in Zachary Hamed

Dec 3, 2013

The 20 Best Lessons from Social Psychology

e.g. why are there 20 lessons and not 19?

10 responses

Matt Russell, Ph.D. in Science for All

Oct 16, 2013

Useful Products Engineered into E. coli “Poop” (Thank Goodness)

A rebuttal to recent media…

Thodoris Georgakopoulos in Space + Anthropology

Oct 22, 2013

On Smell And The Future Of Science

A talk with Luca Turin

Overpopulation is less dangerous than you think

Insights and opinions on how we have grown chronically…

Simon

Dec 11, 2013

What should we pay scientists?

An unscientific survey of what people think a freshly-minted scientist…

Bobbie Johnson

Jun 14, 2013

How a spit of royal DNA makes money for Rupert Murdoch

When science in the news goes terribly…

Neurocracy

Dec 10, 2013

The policy of aging and death

In discussions of scientific research, the topics of science policy and advocacy—the means of funding…

Adrianne Stone, PhD in The Science Collective

Oct 20, 2013

The numbers don’t lie

or “Why most statistics are complete crap” and why that should matter to you

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