Top stories published by The Science Collective in January of 2014

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Matter

Jan 21, 2014

Untested. Unregulated. Unsafe?

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

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Reid J. Robison MD MBA in Precision Medicine

Jan 6, 2014

Unbreakable.

The science behind protective mutations

The Physics arXiv Blog in The Physics arXiv Blog

Jan 17, 2014

How Google Translate is Revolutionising the Study of Emotions

In the past, anthropologists have…

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

Arjun Raj in The Scientific Method

Jan 17, 2014

Storytelling in science

There were just a couple of interesting pieces on storytelling in science on Nature Methods (point,counterpoint). Basically, one article says that storytelling is an important part of communicating science, and the rebuttal points out many of the dangers of the storytelling viewpoint. I…

Dorothy Keine in The Science Collective

Jan 25, 2014

Crossing The Brain’s Berlin Wall

Designer antibody allows Alzheimer’s therapy to cross the blood-brain barrier

We have known about antibodies since 1890, and yet scientists are still discovering new uses for them today. From…

Andy DeSoto in Human Behavior and Technology

Jan 28, 2014

Our most confident memories can be completely wrong

How certainty leads us astray

Matt Russell, Ph.D. in Science for All

Jan 19, 2014

Living at the Boiling Point

What we can learn from extreme heat-loving microbes?

Matt Russell, Ph.D. in Science for All

Jan 7, 2014

First Order of Business When Rich: One Microscope Per Child

Opening up an unseen world for children is…

February 2014

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