Top stories published by The Science Collective in May of 2014

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Luca Columbu in The Science Collective

May 10, 2014

Is the Orange Material on Europa Surface a Life Form?

Good Bad Science in The Good The Bad and The Science

May 24, 2014

The Lemony-Fresh Scent of Death

What’s in a Smell Anyway?

Peter Campbell in Underwater Science

May 16, 2014

Discovery of Columbus’ Santa Maria: What Happens Next?

Elizabeth Lee in Life As We Know It

May 18, 2014

Aphasia and the Actor

He used to be a salesman and actor with a “golden tongue,” but his stroke left…

Good Bad Science in The Good The Bad and The Science

May 10, 2014

DNA 2.0 : A New Code for Life

A new frontier for synthetic biology.

Ben Thomas in The Heart

May 10, 2014

From “One Goat” to “The Number One”

How the birth of math changed everything

Good Bad Science in The Good The Bad and The Science

May 31, 2014

Tell Me A Lie

The Sometimes Scientific Quest for Telling the Truth

Shane V. Hegarty

May 1, 2014

Parkinson’s disease. Can we move in the right direction?

‘Imagine losing the control of your own movements’

What do the worlds’ greatest athlete and a wonderfully creative actor have in common?

Good Bad Science in World of Tomorrow

May 17, 2014

The Making of a Mind

Cogito ergo sum in sempiternum?

Ask a person to describe themself…

R.K. Belford in The Science Collective

May 11, 2014

Pot Meet Kettle: When Hippocratic and Hypocritical Collide

How NIDA’s anti-marijuana bias is hurting…

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