- International day of women & girls in science: The women of the periodic table by Andy Brunning at Compound Interest.
Many women scientists are responsible for the discovery of the elements that our modern world is based upon. Credit: Andy Brunning via Compound Chemistry (CC-BY-ND) |
- A study linking 'girls' and cats draws jeers, then disappears by Michael Schulson for Undark.
- Who are the most accomplished scientist-politicians in history? (UPDATED) by Jeremy Fox at Dynamic Ecology.
- Do you smell your romantic partner's clothes? You're not alone by Marlise Hoffer and Frances Chen for Discover magazine.
- Ground level ozone linked to increased death risk by Cosmos magazine.
- The physics of tossing fried rice by Marc Abrahams at Improbable Research.
- Meet Thanatotheristes degrootorum, new Tyrannosaur from Canada by Sci-News.com.
- France’s Deadly Seaweed by Lorraine Boissoneault for Hakai magazine.
- New image shows Betelgeuse isn’t dimming evenly by John Timmer for Ars Technica.
- Can plants help us explore Mars? by Giulia Manigrasso for The Gist.
- Quantum SETI by Caleb Scharf for Scientific American.
- How geology can ease your mind by Marcia Bjornerud by Lorraine Boissoneault for Hakai magazine.
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