Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesCRISPR CRISPR nanoparticles are the next big hope in Alzheimer’s disease treatmentsmassivesci.com - Patricia Fernandez It’s hard to ignore the fanfare. CRISPR and other genome-editing technologies are set to redefine the way we treat a vast array of illnesses, from …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesClimate Change Declassified spy photos show glaciers in the Himalayas are melting fastmassivesci.com - Dan Samorodnitsky Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Two weeks ago, entomologist Terry McGlynn wrote a blog post about a species of ant …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience The gypsy ant is dead! Long live the itiner-ant!massivesci.com - Madeline Bender Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Evolution can take many different courses when adapting to the same environment What …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience What happens when you bring a chicken to the Andes?massivesci.com - Jaime Chambers Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own All-male panels don't just lack diversity: they're actively counter-productive to …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesSan Diego, CA The US-Mexico border is making life complicated for green sea turtlesmassivesci.com - Tim Briggs The southern border of the United States has been a focus point for American politics for years, and the 2016 presidential race cast a spotlight on …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesPlay buttonScience This new game uses monsters to illustrate the pitfalls of online dating algorithmsmassivesci.com - Madison Hansen Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own I’m conducting fieldwork in a state park when a perfume-like smell fills the air. I …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience It's time to cancel the "manel"massivesci.com - Olivia Box Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own We know that obesity is bad for the brain. Obese people tend to have inflammation …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesMicroplastics Nowhere is safe from microplastic pollutionSalon - Rebecca DzombakA volunteer of the NGO 'Canarias Libre de Plasticos' (Canary Islands free of plastics) carries out a collection of microplastics and mesoplastic debris to clean the Almaciga Beach, on the north coast the
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Sister Miriam Michael Stimson turned early models of DNA inside outmassivesci.com - Laura Mast Children as young as seven years old draw scientists as predominantly men (the lab coat and crazy hair are bonus). While this trend is changing, I’ll …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Sex isn't binary, and we should stop acting like it ismassivesci.com - Liza Brusman The way the US thinks about sex is wrong. Many people believe that biological sex is binary: Either you’re male or you’re female. But as with many …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Fixing hungry microglia may help us treat obesity-related cognitive declinemassivesci.com - Kelsey Lloyd Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Glaciers in the Himalayas have been melting for decades. Due to man-made climate …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesPlastic You're eating, drinking, and breathing microplastics. Now what?massivesci.com - Anna Robuck A new study led by Kieran D. Cox and researchers at the University of Victoria in British Columbia confirms a logical but cringe-worthy conclusion: …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Maybe pump the brakes on fecal transplants because one just killed a patientmassivesci.com - Dan Samorodnitsky Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own All-male panels don't just lack diversity: they're actively counter-productive to …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesPlay buttonScience Spider glue and spider tape may be on the waymassivesci.com - Alyssa Shepard Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Millions of people all over the world are searching for their romantic partners …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience These unregulated, potentially dangerous chemicals are probably already in your bloodstreammassivesci.com - Anna Robuck On October 4, 2018, an Ohio firefighter and a former corporate defense attorney filed a class-action lawsuit representing every American citizen with …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Ancient Romans never reached Greenland, but the emissions from their silver mining didmassivesci.com - Elisa Bonnin Of all of the civilizations of the past two thousand years, there are few as well-known as the Roman Empire. At the height of its power, Rome left an …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience A handy illustrated guide to carbon capture and storagemassivesci.com - Coleman Harris Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own All-male panels don't just lack diversity: they're actively counter-productive to …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPlay buttonScience Roses are beautiful, but invasive ones are a thorny issue for biodiversitymassivesci.com - Olivia Box Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own In a paper published in the journal Neuron this month, neuroethicists outline four …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesMicroplastics There's no corner of the globe safe from microplastic pollutionmassivesci.com - Rebecca Dzombak When I started my garden last year, I was excited to start digging into the soil at my new home, to pull weeds and plant tomatoes, cucumbers, and …
Massive Scienceadded this to Brain WavesPlay buttonNeuroscience Wearable brain technologies are cool, but still a potentially dangerous enigmamassivesci.com - Katherine Basil Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Carbon capture is often suggested as a necessary solution to prevent impending …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesStem Cells Testing drugs on stem cells in petri dishes may revolutionize our understanding of difficult-to-study diseasesmassivesci.com - Carina Seah In the summer of 2014, the Ice Bucket Challenge went viral. Videos of people pouring buckets of ice and water on their heads exploded across Facebook …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesPlay buttonScience Sorting through the many threats to monarch butterfliesmassivesci.com - Alana Wilcox Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own Caster Semenya has won a temporary victory over the IAAF's discriminatory …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesAlternative Medicine Alternative medicine could treat our maladies, but we have to study itmassivesci.com - Song-My Hoang Scientists are trained to question claims that are not supported by data. In the west, eastern traditional medicines have been largely criticized for …
Massive Scienceadded this to You Are What You Meat: Lab-Grown MeatPlay buttonScience Caster Semenya has won a temporary victory over the IAAF's discriminatory sciencemassivesci.com - Sarah Laframboise Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own After spending the first few years of life in fresh water, young Atlantic salmon …
Massive Scienceadded this to Brain WavesNeuroscience New research in sea slugs sparks controversy about the way that memories are storedmassivesci.com - Hannah Thomasy Transferring memories from one mind to another seems like something out of science fiction. But biologists from UCLA have recently found that memory …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Scientists found an entire herpes virus genome hiding out in fish DNAmassivesci.com - Dan Samorodnitsky Your skin is covered in bacteria. There's an entire biome in your gut. There's probably a rat somewhere in your apartment. Every inch a niche. This …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPlay buttonScience Hormones allow Atlantic salmon to make their great migrationsmassivesci.com - Alana Wilcox Share an interesting science story or tell a short one of your own OH MY GOD DOUBLE ASTEROID ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE SKY Okay "all the way across the …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesWomen in Science Bertha Parker, the first Native American archaeologist, taught herself how to excavate a sitemassivesci.com - Ashley Marranzino In the desert near Las Vegas, Nevada, Bertha Parker completed her daily tasks of cooking, cleaning, and organizing the day’s finds from the Gypsum …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesViruses This year the flu came in two waves – here’s whymassivesci.com - Patricia L. Foster The just-ended 2018-2019 flu season was relatively mild compared to the last season, during which nearly 80,000 people in the U.S. died of …
Massive Scienceadded this to Science StoriesScience Humans appear to be worse for animals than radioactive falloutmassivesci.com - Brittney Borowiec On April 26, 1986, the worst nuclear disaster in history rocked what is now northern Ukraine, after poor design and human error caused a catastrophic …
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