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Four facts about Marie Tharp, the woman whose art mapped the bottom of the sea

She discovered the Earth's 'backbone' even though men wouldn't let her on a ship for 17 years

Cassie Freund, Wake Forest University

February 1, 2018

BRCA genes are more complicated than most people think

Rachel Aronoff, Molecular Microbiology

January 31, 2018

Your mom is right: you probably need more sleep

Jack Barton, University of Manchester

January 30, 2018

Low doses of contaminants, long ignored, can have vast consequences

Anna Robuck, University of Rhode Island

1 peer comment

January 29, 2018

To predict the future of Southern California's seas, scientists are looking to the past

Elisa Bonnin, University of Washington

January 29, 2018

Remembering Ursula K. Le Guin, an inspiration to scientists

January 26, 2018

How paper towels could revolutionize DNA analysis

Jennifer Tsang, Microbiology

2 peer comments

January 24, 2018

Scientists were long baffled by a methane surplus in our atmosphere. The culprit: trees

Cassie Freund, Wake Forest University

2 peer comments

January 23, 2018

Chameleons do more than change color – their bones glow in the dark

Brittney G. Borowiec, Wilfrid Laurier University

January 22, 2018

Evolution is a lot messier than we thought

Cells evolved haphazardly, not in one overall arc

Melanie Silvis, UC San Francisco

2 peer comments

January 22, 2018

Science doesn't need to be so complicated. The answer: more sensible statistics

Irineo Cabreros, Princeton University

2 peer comments

January 18, 2018

How yellow-eyed penguins and sea lions took over New Zealand

Jerald Pinson, University of Florida

1 peer comment

January 17, 2018

How scientists are mapping the building blocks of life

Joshua Peters, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

January 17, 2018

Humans appear to be worse for animals than radioactive fallout

Brittney G. Borowiec, Wilfrid Laurier University

1 peer comment

January 15, 2018

What does California's future look like? Scientists asked trees

Daniel Ackerman, University of Minnesota

1 peer comment

January 15, 2018

The brain treats questions about beliefs like physical threats. Can we learn to disarm it?

Jonathan Rydberg, SUNY Buffalo

2 peer comments

January 11, 2018

What the Ice Age tells us about how plants will manage in a hotter world

Baird Langenbrunner, UC Irvine

1 peer comment

January 10, 2018

Simulating evolution helped scientists design a better virus

Devang Mehta, University of Alberta

2 peer comments

January 9, 2018

Can young blood actually help cure Alzheimer's?

Researchers are testing the idea, with encouraging early results

Gregory Logan-Graf, Carnegie Mellon University

1 peer comment

January 8, 2018

Alternative medicine should be subject to scientific rigor, too

Sukalp Muzumdar, ETH Zurich

1 peer comment

January 8, 2018

Natural disasters leave behind more than just physical damage

Ashley Best, University of Louisville

January 5, 2018

Is light pollution changing how plants do – and don't – grow?

Kylla Benes, Ecology

2 peer comments

January 4, 2018

Can better sleep help protect us from trauma?

Brooke N Dulka, The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

2 peer comments

January 3, 2018

Scientific knowledge is drowning in a flood of research

Matteo Farinella, Columbia University

4 peer comments

January 2, 2018

Shrews change size with the seasons. Could we do it too?

Jasmin Imran Alsous, Princeton University

December 29, 2017

These researchers want to stop treating depression with trial and error

Lauren Mackenzie Reynolds, McGill University

1 peer comment

December 28, 2017

People ask about my experiments on mice. The answers are … complicated

Ashley Juavinett, UC San Diego

December 27, 2017

Why you shouldn't believe everything your sleep tracker tells you

People who are told they slept poorly will act accordingly, even if it isn't true

Jack Barton, University of Manchester

1 peer comment

December 26, 2017

How gut bacteria manipulates your immune system – by mimicking it

Melanie Silvis, UC San Francisco

1 peer comment

December 22, 2017

Tiny computers are transforming weather data collection

Alison Nugent, University of Hawaii

December 20, 2017

Ketogenetic dieting aids look too good to be true because they are

Kevin Pels, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

December 19, 2017

Here's how to avoid outliving your own bones

Emily Atkinson, Indiana University School of Medicine

2 peer comments

December 18, 2017

How fieldwork on a remote, tiny island taught me to navigate family dinners

Jenny Howard, Wake Forest University

December 18, 2017

It's time to stop excluding people with disabilities from science

Gabriela Serrato Marks, Massive Science

December 15, 2017

We can no longer count on nature's 'self-correction' to curb warming

Alanna Shaw, University of Montana

2 peer comments

December 13, 2017

Toxic chemicals are being freed from melting glaciers

Carrie McDonough, Colorado School of Mines

3 peer comments

December 12, 2017

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