Top Hackernews posts from www.science.org
- A room-temperature superconductor? New developments (www.science.org)
- The Uselessness of Phenylephrine (www.science.org)
- Scientist busts myths about how humans burn calories (www.science.org)
- Widely used chemical strongly linked to Parkinson’s disease (www.science.org)
- Multiple Sclerosis Causality (www.science.org)
- Sugar Substitutes Surprise (www.science.org)
- Gut microbe linked to depression in large health study (www.science.org)
- Deliberately optimizing for harm (www.science.org)
- Who's downloading pirated papers? Everyone (2016) (www.science.org)
- Modern city dwellers have lost about half their gut microbes (www.science.org)
- Bee and butterfly numbers are falling, even in undisturbed forests (www.science.org)
- Always the same warning signs (www.science.org)
- First malaria vaccine reduces early childhood mortality (www.science.org)
- Measurement of the W boson mass reveals 7σ deviation from calculations (www.science.org)
- Taurine deficiency as a driver of aging (www.science.org)
- Argonne National Lab is attempting to replicate LK-99 (www.science.org)
- Ancient redwoods recover from fire by sprouting 1000-year-old buds (www.science.org)
- A New Mode of Cancer Treatment (www.science.org)
- An mRNA-based anti-tick vaccine (www.science.org)
- Tiny number of 'supersharers' spread the majority of fake news (www.science.org)
- Nuclear fallout is showing up in U.S. honey, decades after bomb tests (www.science.org)
- Satellites reveal widespread decline in global lake water storage (www.science.org)
- Things I Won't Work With: Azidoazide Azides, More or Less (2013) (www.science.org)
- Beetle grows ‘termite’ on back to steal food (www.science.org)
- Perfluorocubane is (as you would expect) weird (www.science.org)
- Things I Won't Work With: Dioxygen Difluoride (2010) (www.science.org)
- Faked Beta-Amyloid Data. What Does It Mean? (www.science.org)
- Fishing for oil and meat drives defaunation of deepwater sharks and rays (www.science.org)
- Cancer in the Cold (www.science.org)
- One centimeter long bacterium discovered (www.science.org)
- A protein that disrupts cells’ energy centers may be a culprit in CFS/ME (www.science.org)
- Researchers successfully potty-train cows (www.science.org)
- Speakers of different languages remember visual scenes differently (www.science.org)
- Making steel without emitting CO2 (www.science.org)
- Brazilian frog might be the first pollinating amphibian known to science (www.science.org)
- The Uselessness of Phenylephrine (2022) (www.science.org)
- New U.S. immigration rules spur more visa approvals for STEM workers (www.science.org)
- How to run 50% faster without external energy (2020) (www.science.org)
- As professors struggle to recruit postdocs, calls for change in academia (www.science.org)
- Simple mix of soap and solvent could help destroy ‘forever chemicals’ (www.science.org)
- Rare genital defects seen in sons of men taking major diabetes drug (www.science.org)
- Mammals can breathe through their intestines (2021) (www.science.org)
- Trouble with Erythritol (www.science.org)
- Potato farmers conquer a devastating worm with paper made from bananas (www.science.org)
- Brain implant lets man with complete paralysis spell out thoughts (www.science.org)
- Why do dogs tilt their heads? New study offers clues (www.science.org)
- These are real compounds (www.science.org)
- More than half of high-impact cancer lab studies could not be replicated (www.science.org)
- AI unmasks anonymous chess players, posing privacy risks (www.science.org)
- Biologist decided to disavow his own study (www.science.org)
- Federal judge overrules NIH veterinarians about lab chimp retirement (www.science.org)
- Fake scientific papers are alarmingly common (www.science.org)
- Earth beyond six of nine planetary boundaries (www.science.org)
- ‘Mind-boggling’ sea creature identified as digenean trematode (www.science.org)
- What's an obelisk, anyway? (www.science.org)
- The Arctic Is Warming Four Times Faster Than the Rest of the World (www.science.org)
- Wonderful Progress Against Severe Lupus (www.science.org)
- Whole-body magnetic resonance imaging at 0.05 Tesla (www.science.org)
- Human gene linked to bigger brains was born from seemingly useless DNA (www.science.org)
- U.K. rejoins Horizon Europe research funding scheme (www.science.org)
- Not-such-better-living through chemistry (www.science.org)
- A vaccine for pancreatic cancer treatment? (www.science.org)
- Good news against dengue (www.science.org)
- The long, slow process of carcinogenesis (www.science.org)
- Why do placebos work? Scientists identify key brain pathway (www.science.org)
- Sand won’t save you this time (2008) (www.science.org)
- The Dogs of Chernobyl (www.science.org)
- Hollywood movie aside, just how good a physicist was Oppenheimer? (www.science.org)
- Balloon detects first signs of a ‘sound tunnel’ in the sky (www.science.org)
- Mars rover detects carbon signature that may hint at past life source (www.science.org)
- Things I Won't Work With: Thioacetone (2009) (www.science.org)
- What are farm animals thinking? (www.science.org)
- Why 536 was 'the worst year to be alive' (2018) (www.science.org)
- Cheaper microscope could bring protein mapping technique to the masses (www.science.org)