How Lab-Grown Meat Companies Turn Planetary Crisis Into a Sales Pitch
A new analysis of 41 promotional videos reveals six narrative patterns through which cellular agriculture companies translate cellular science and ...
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Virtual Treasure Hunt Turns Teenagers Into Climate Detectives
A virtual treasure hunt developed by Italian physicists significantly increased climate knowledge, risk awareness, and science interest among 206 secondary ...
New book cuts through AI hype by listening to the researchers behind the technology
A new book by University of Illinois professor John Gallagher draws on interviews with more than 100 AI and machine ...
Snowflake Maker and Master Essayist: The Two Worlds of Ukichiro Nakaya
A new biography marks the 125th birthday of Ukichiro Nakaya, the physicist who made the first artificial snowflake, charted snow ...
Namibian Geoscientists Want to Talk to the Public, But Mostly Just to Educate It
Interviews with Namibian geoscientists reveal a profession that values public outreach but remains stuck in one-way, deficit-model communication, constrained by ...
How Pokémon Cards Built a False Image of Real Minerals
A statistical analysis of 223 Pokémon card illustrations reveals a dominant universal crystal template that distorts public perceptions of real ...
Ten Rules to Win the Room: How Scientists Can Nail the Funding Pitch
A new PLOS Computational Biology guide distills the art of the competitive grant funding pitch into ten practical rules covering ...
SKA Telescopes Reveal Living Legacy of the World’s First Astronomers
A decade of workshops with San-descended communities around South Africa's SKA telescope site shows that Indigenous sky knowledge is a ...
Undergraduate Cancer Research Program RACE21 Delivers 98.5% Graduation Rate and a New Scientific Pipeline
A five-year evaluation of UAB's RACE21 program shows that sustained, mentored undergraduate cancer research can produce a 98.5 percent graduation ...
Lessons From the Past Could Shape the Future of Lobster Forecasting
A new study traces the history of American lobster forecasts to show that ecological prediction is as much a social ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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