The super bowl of beekeeping
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How Women Came to Dominate Neuroendocrinology
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A gene for our big brains was rescued from DNA garbage bin
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What does immersing yourself in a book do to your brain?
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Quantum physics observed in photosynthesis and could lead the way to greatly improved solar technologies
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Where are all the aliens? | Stephen Webb
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Ambitious 'human cell atlas' aims to catalog every type of cell in the body
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Michael Faraday - The Chemical History of a Candle [1848] (Probably the best scientific talk ever)
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DNA ancestry tests may look cheap. But your data is the price
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We can change human DNA. We're just not sure which bits.
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Walrus bones provide clues to fate of lost Viking colony
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Plants can tell the time using sugars
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Science’s search for a super banana
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Entire yeast genome squeezed into one lone chromosome
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Bioengineered lungs grown in a lab successfully transplanted into living pigs
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Ethics questions arise as genetic testing of embryos increases
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These mice have brains that are part human. So are they mice, or men?
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IVF at forty: Revisiting the revolution in assisted reproduction
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The origins of hummingbirds are still a major mystery
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To remember, the brain must actively forget
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Great Barrier Reef coral recovery slows significantly over eighteen-year period
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Parrot's unique brain structure explains why they're so smart
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New DNA animations by wehi.tv for science-art exhibition
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Sleep science: In the era of screens, rest is crucial
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Two fungal species—one pathogenic, one benign—are actually the same
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Australian governments concede Great Barrier Reef headed for 'collapse'
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Who's afraid of the big bad wolf scientist?
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'Seahorse hotels' bring an endangered species back from the edge of extinction
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What happens if someone catches the Loch Ness Monster?
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Excitement and problematic developments in development
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The wood wide web: The world of trees underneath the surface
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The Great Barrier Reef could be hit with repeat coral bleaching events every two years by 2034 under current greenhouse gas pollution rates, the Climate Council’s new report shows.
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Invasion of a river giant
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Why do humans kiss each other when most animals don't?
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Koala genome project reveals secrets about its toxic diet and disease
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A mass colony of tent spiders have created a mesmerising display in a nature reserve on Australia's east coast, capturing the imagination of locals
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Identifying criminals by the 'bacterial fingerprints' they leave behind
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This mine threatens America’s largest wild salmon run
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Deepwater Horizon disaster altered building blocks of ocean life
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Bogong moths use the Earth's magnetic field to get their bearings on long distance migrations
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Big fish are found deep not because of age, climate, or prey, but because of us
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New technique could help scientists creat custom genes in twenty-four hours
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Mammals are becoming more nocturnal to avoid humans, study finds
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Bacteria that survive in dim, red light 'could help us colonise Mars'
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Moderate exposure to sunlight improves motor learning and long-term memory in mice
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How quantum biology might explain life's biggest questions
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Organic matter found on Mars in 'significant breakthrough'
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Dance of the Honeybees: By pairing the sun’s direction with the flow of gravity, honeybees explain the distant locations of food by dancing, essentially using 2D representations of 6D shapes as guides
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How the brain performs flexible computations: New neural model reveals how the brain adapts to new information.
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Columbia scientists identify the distinct mechanisms by which mammals discriminate a taste and assign a positive or negative valence
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