Science Daily shows off a new medical device that grows new human parts in whatever shape you can draw them:
… Read the rest “No foolin’: this pen “writes” in stem cells. It can draw new body parts.”In a landmark proof-of-concept experiment, Australian researchers have used
Nature reveals new evidence that shows Homo floresiensis is way older than we thought – and may well have been driven to extinction by modern humans:
… Read the rest “We probably drove hobbits to extinction.”After researchers discovered
Science Daily tracks where (and when) the first modern humans made babies with Denisovans and Neanderthals:
… Read the rest “Ancient human hanky-panky mapped out.”Most non-Africans possess at least a little bit Neanderthal DNA. But a new map
Double check all your eggs – just in case.
Happy Easter!
The handsome couple in the image came from North American parasitic copepods belonging to the family Caligidae… Read the rest “Science Art: The Male and Female of Caligus centrodonti.”
Discover reports on unanticipated consequences of antidepressants getting into the water and changing animal behavior:
… Read the rest “Prozac is making fish… different.”[Teresa] Dzieweczynski, a psychologist at the University of
Nature explores the impact of our little pocket computers on the way medical research is done:
… Read the rest “Y’know who digs your smartphone? Medical researchers, that’s who.”Smartphone apps developed by academics, pharmaceutical companies and technology giants
These are fossilized shells from Thomas Davidson’s “On Some Fossil Brachiopoda,” or “Palaeontological Notes on the Brachiopoda,” from this magazine… Read the rest “Science Art: Plate XII foldout by Thomas Davidson, from The geologist : a popular monthly magazine of geology.”
Good news from New Scientist – the so-called superbug has met its germ-killing kryptonite:
… Read the rest “We might have gotten MRSA on the run.”These bacteria are resistant to the most widely used class of antibiotics, called beta-lactams,
Washington Post has peeked as experts sexed a T. rex:
… Read the rest “Tyrannosaur pregnant?”The team from North Carolina State University and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences published its findings Tuesday in the
Nature follows a researcher who noticed typical Alzheimer’s lesions in very untypical patients – young people who died after receiving contaminated growth hormone injections… Read the rest “Can Alzheimer’s be transmitted?”
Nature reports on how tDCS – zapping the brain with low-voltage electricity – can help athletes boost their performance:
… Read the rest “Electric doping (drug-free!) boosts ski performance.”The USSA [(US Ski and Snowboard Association)] is
I stole the name from Reuters, but it was Joel Achenbach at Washington Post that first pointed me toward the news that they’ve found a miniature “missing link” tyrannosaur… Read the rest “Wee rex. Awwww.”
NASA has some of the best perspectives on the planet (and some of the planet’s best perspectives).
Like so.
This is a for-real spaceship looking plenty space operatic,… Read the rest “Science Art: ISS016-E-032414 (Underside of Space Shuttle Endeavour), 2008”
I’m sure if you’re reading this, you’re already regularly checking out Bad Astronomy, but just in case you missed it, Phil Plait is asking a pretty fruitful question… Read the rest “Why *is* there a huge mountain on Ceres?”
Science Daily pores over the mysterious discovery of a collection of non-functional metal weapons from more than 2,600 years ago:
… Read the rest “Mock weapons from the Iron Age”Discovered in 2009, the site known as Mudhmar East consists
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