Methane on Mars

4 March 2015 grant 0

IFLScience smells more traces of life on Mars, by curiously sniffing spikes of Red Planet methane: Since it landed on the Red Planet, NASA’s Curiosity […]

Full body transplants.

26 February 2015 grant 0

New Scientist seems to be going a little around the bend with transplants this week (witness hand enthusiasm), especially when it comes to the prospect […]

SONG: White coffee and omelets.

24 February 2015 grant 0

SONG: “White Coffee and Omelets.” ARTIST: grant. SOURCE: Based on “Cut Sugary Drinks; Add Coffee, Eggs“, Laboratory Equipment, 20 February 2015,as used in the post […]

Breakfast is championed (at last)

21 February 2015 grant 0

Laboratory Equipment preaches the (newly embraced) health benefits of a cholesterol-laden, high-caffeine breakfast, championing the joys of coffee and eggs, hold the sugar, not the […]

Stronger than spider silk

20 February 2015 grant 2

Washington Post reveals the natural substance that beats spider silk for toughness, and diamonds for hardness – and it’s limpet teeth: In a study set […]

Meet the Ruby Seadragon

18 February 2015 grant 0

Science Daily introduces us to a brand new sea creature, bright red and fantastically delicate, dubbed the ruby seadragon: Using DNA and anatomical research tools, […]