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11 months ago
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This seems like a way bigger issue than it actually seems.
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10 months ago
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Physicists discover first transformable nanoscale electronic devices
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1 year ago
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Some Micro on a Sunday.
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The Moderna mRNA vaccine works against newly emerged COVID-19 mutants. Mutants like B.1.1.7 and B.1.351 carrying changes in the virus spike protein appear to help the virus spread, but not to evade currently available vaccines image
The Moderna mRNA vaccine works against newly emerged COVID-19 mutants. Mutants like B.1.1.7 and B.1.351 carrying changes in the virus spike protein appear to help the virus spread, but not to evade currently available vaccines
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for A tiny particle collider yields new evidence for a type of ‘quasiparticles’ called anyons image
A tiny particle collider yields new evidence for a type of ‘quasiparticles’ called anyons
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Los Angeles's highways are making urban coyotes' genomes distinct from rural cousins image
Los Angeles's highways are making urban coyotes' genomes distinct from rural cousins
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Yes, you can put a price on nature. Doing so could stop environmental destruction image
Yes, you can put a price on nature. Doing so could stop environmental destruction
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for How deadly is COVID-19? A biostatistician answers image
How deadly is COVID-19? A biostatistician answers
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Shy sea lions may have a better shot at survival than their rambunctious siblings image
Shy sea lions may have a better shot at survival than their rambunctious siblings
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Traditional Chinese medicine could help treat COVID-19 image
Traditional Chinese medicine could help treat COVID-19
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Dogs appear to navigate using Earth’s magnetic field image
Dogs appear to navigate using Earth’s magnetic field
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for What would it be like to grow up as the first mammoth-elephant hybrid? image
What would it be like to grow up as the first mammoth-elephant hybrid?
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The sugar in semen makes HIV drugs less effective image
The sugar in semen makes HIV drugs less effective
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9 months ago
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The US is deporting scientists. I’m one of them
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Monthly photo of sunrise from fixed point. Shows the tilt of the earth or the obliquity of the ecliptic. image
Monthly photo of sunrise from fixed point. Shows the tilt of the earth or the obliquity of the ecliptic.
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9 months ago
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Science thinks it's unbiased. Queer scientists know that's not true
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1 year ago
Maple seeds are edible- 102 year old peer reviewed journal article.
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The Milky Way’s supermassive black hole might have enabled the evolution of life on Earth image
The Milky Way’s supermassive black hole might have enabled the evolution of life on Earth
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9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The ground is softening. Something is shifting in Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry Valleys. The first water measurements here were taken in 1903. Long-term monitoring since then tells the tale of an abrupt ecosystem shift image
The ground is softening. Something is shifting in Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry Valleys. The first water measurements here were taken in 1903. Long-term monitoring since then tells the tale of an abrupt ecosystem shift
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Over 11-inches of thrombic material removed from patient’s pulmonary artery - the thrombus originated in the lower extremities before migrating to the heart, where it formed a perfect cast of the artery. image
Over 11-inches of thrombic material removed from patient’s pulmonary artery - the thrombus originated in the lower extremities before migrating to the heart, where it formed a perfect cast of the artery.
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1 year ago
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Myth Busting guide on Vaccines
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for [OC] Short animation explaining how herd immunity works image
[OC] Short animation explaining how herd immunity works
in Orange County, CA
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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Cancer Cells Being Brutally Destroyed By Genetically Engineered T-cells image
Cancer Cells Being Brutally Destroyed By Genetically Engineered T-cells
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for This fish transport system moves fish through a flexible, pressurized tube, safely transporting them from one area to another. This solves a major problem for migratory fish like salmon. image
This fish transport system moves fish through a flexible, pressurized tube, safely transporting them from one area to another. This solves a major problem for migratory fish like salmon.
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for This arrow by mathematician and sculptor Kokichi Sugihara can't point left. It's 3D-printed with a series of curves designed prevent the brain from registering it. image
This arrow by mathematician and sculptor Kokichi Sugihara can't point left. It's 3D-printed with a series of curves designed prevent the brain from registering it.