#science

#science

In 2025, Science retracts the GFAJ-1 study after criticism about flawed data, with editors noting the study's conclusions were based on improper purification of genetic material.

Jesus Santamaria suggests that the ability of scientists to analyze and comprehend processes leads them to commit more intricate murders that are harder to solve. He emphasizes that scientists' observational skills give them an edge in developing more compelling methods of crime.

The effort to classify life by Carl Linnaeus not only created the systematic naming of species but also embodied an attempt to dominate nature and people, reflecting colonial impulses.

Research in education finds that writing can be a valuable tool for learning. Psychological studies reveal the value of expressive writing when it comes to processing a distressing event.

The Universe's mysteries can be uncovered by examining material systems, revealing their workings down to subatomic scales, all thanks to nature's unchanging laws.

Since late January of this year, however, all of that has rapidly changed. Many of the most valuable scientific organizations in the world,... have experienced a set of unprecedented internal attacks.

Kipyegon’s attempt at a sub-four minute mile became a case study revealing how marketing hype and media can distort reality and expectations in sports.

The Nature Index serves as a robust database, providing insights into global high-quality research output and collaboration by tracking contributions to prominent journals.

Nick Payne’s play, Constellations, intricately blends the themes of love, quantum physics, and the multiverse, creating a deeply immersive theatrical experience.

Rinsing raw poultry may seem like a good idea to eliminate bacteria, but in reality, it spreads germs around your kitchen, creating more risk than safety.

The animal kingdom showcases lifespan extremes, from hours to centuries, with species aging at different rates, inviting curiosity and the potential for scientific breakthroughs in human longevity.

"Taking time off is not a luxury, but a necessity for one’s well-being and productivity. It is crucial for scientific research and education to recognize this instead of glorifying overworking."

Since Javier Milei took office, the Argentine science sector has experienced severe funding cuts, leading to layoffs, halted research, and a brain drain of scientists.

The age determination has significantly increased the possibility that the mummy is the sun-dried dragon referenced by the monk at Todai-ji temple.

"This is 'The Lunar Light: Discovery,' part VR experience, part mini-escape room, and part science experiment. It blends theatrics with interactivity to create an immersive lunar setting."