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Timo Damm blends qualitative and quantitative research to understand how small groups push for change
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Science in Society
Science is the generational project of finding out true things about the real world — and that project needs catalogers
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This is awesome, but does not mean life fell to Earth from space
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A plea and a note on science communication
Barbara Molz found supposedly extinct ancient gene variants in hundreds of modern humans. They don't seem to do much.
Postcards from the open frontiers of science, by science journalist Elise Cutts
How much are researchers — especially marginalized researchers — expected to endure just to stay in science?
Not everything in biology evolved for a purpose.
This is why neural networks are linear algebra under the hood
Here's what it means for the origin of life
Patterns are a shorthand for reality
New research shows that the X algorithm pushes people to the political right
James Sáenz studies how fatty molecules might have helped life get started
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A plea and a note on science communication
A human-curated research roundup published each Tuesday