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8 Posts published on this day Sleepwalking, Sex, and Murder: Part One \| Guest Work Science Tank \| Fluoride \| Guest Work Time for serious work on the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence \| Guest Work Nikola Tesla: The extraordinary life of a modern Prometheus \| Guest Work read more	9 Posts published on this day Sleepwalking, Sex, and Murder: Part Two \| Guest Work Why finding new HIV targets takes so long: Some basics about basic research \| Guest Work Science Tank \| Cold Readers: The First Circle of Hell \| Guest Work Raw Water? Ew! \| BioBlog read more	10 Posts published on this day Sleepwalking, Sex, and Murder: Part Three \| Guest Work Confirmation bias – we all suffer from it but how can we reduce its effect? \| Open Parachute Novelty in science – real necessity or distracting obsession? \| Guest Work Science Tank \| Snake Bite \| Guest Work read more	11 Posts published on this day Holy Batman! Giant extinct burrowing bat discovered in New Zealand \| News Secrets, Spilled Soup and Schadenfreude \| Guest Work Young doctors struggle to learn robotic surgery – so they are practicing in the shadows \| Guest Work Science Tank \| Schrodinger’s cat & the double slit experiment \| Guest Work read more	12 Posts published on this day Investigation raises concerns over animals trials \| News It's time for academics to stand up against bad science \| Infectious Thoughts Tattoo: The Marriage of Ink and Skin \| Guest Work Super-black feathers can absorb virtually every photon of light that hits them \| Guest Work read more	13	14
15 Posts published on this day Accelerated Christian Education and pseudo-scientific "education" \| Guest Work Quantum speed limit may put brakes on quantum computers \| Guest Work The Sugar Levy: a Briefing \| The Dismal Science Costly Discrimination \| The Dismal Science read more	16 Posts published on this day The Deep History of Number Words \| Lippy Linguist Wicked! \| Guest Work Scientist at work: I've dived in hundreds of underwater caves hunting for new forms of life \| Guest Work A History of the Supermarket \| Guest Work read more	17 Posts published on this day Data should smash the biological myth of promiscuous males and sexually coy females \| Guest Work The Journalist and the Murderer \| Guest Work Death and Cyberspace \| Guest Work Recreational drugs and the technology of pill testing \| Guest Work read more	18 Posts published on this day Mining the moon for rocket fuel to get us to Mars \| Guest Work Jonathan Swift, Gulliver's Travels, and the Royal Society \| Guest Work Exploring Scotland’s Loneliest islands \| Guest Work The psychology of pill testing \| Guest Work read more	19 Posts published on this day New ways scientists can help put science back into popular culture \| Guest Work Remote regions, immigration, and prosperity \| The Dismal Science Everything you never wanted to know about bed bugs, and more! \| Guest Work Tertiary access isn't about tertiary fees \| The Dismal Science read more	20	21
22 Posts published on this day When sexual assault victims speak out, their institutions often betray them \| Guest Work What turns you on? For women, it appears to be intellectual stimulation! \| News With FCC's net neutrality ruling, the US could lose its lead in online consumer protection \| Guest Work No Ordinary Woman: The Life of Edith Penrose \| The Dismal Science read more	23 Posts published on this day How 'cannibalism' by breast cancer cells promotes dormancy: A possible clue into cancer recurrence \| Guest Work Can you smell that? A hunter gatherer can! \| News Caliban, Social Darwinism, Racism and Pseudo-Science \| Guest Work 50 years ago, a US military jet crashed in Greenland – with 4 nuclear bombs on board \| Guest Work read more	24 Posts published on this day Trade agreements and the new TPP \| The Dismal Science When a mum feels depressed, her baby's cells might feel it too \| Guest Work I could have danced all night: Music and dance in convict times \| News How fair is it for just three people to receive the Nobel Prize in physics? \| Guest Work read more	25 Posts published on this day Guarding against the possible Spectre in every machine \| Guest Work Land use regulations matter \| The Dismal Science Recipe for Disaster \| The Dismal Science Opinion: Te Reo should be taught in schools - here's why! \| Guest Work read more	26 Posts published on this day New study reveals why some people are more creative than others \| Guest Work If music be the food of love, play on \| News Don't automate the fun out of life \| Guest Work Axolotl and flatworm genetic codes help solve regeneration riddle \| News read more	27	28
29 Posts published on this day How comet dust has enabled us to trace the history of the Solar System \| Guest Work Buzz Off! Mosquitoes might learn to fear the smell of swatters \| News The origin of 'us': what we know so far about where we humans come from \| Guest Work Predator Free 2050 - more like a religious war than science-based conservation policy \| Politecol read more	30 Posts published on this day How talented kids from low-income families become America's 'Lost Einsteins' \| Guest Work What public health lessons can NZ still learn from the United States? \| Public Health Expert Fungi can help concrete heal its own cracks \| Guest Work	31 Posts published on this day How palaeolithic humans shaped the modern genome \| News Promising male birth control pill has its origin in an arrow poison \| Guest Work Artificial intelligence is the weapon of the next Cold War \| Guest Work Yet another fluoride-IQ study \| Open Parachute read more

How palaeolithic humans shaped the modern genome - News

Jean Balchin • Jan 31, 2018

Promising male birth control pill has its origin in an arrow poison - Guest Work

Guest Work • Jan 31, 2018

Artificial intelligence is the weapon of the next Cold War - Guest Work

Guest Work • Jan 31, 2018

Yet another fluoride-IQ study - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Jan 31, 2018

How talented kids from low-income families become America’s ‘Lost Einsteins’ - Guest Work

Guest Work • Jan 30, 2018

What public health lessons can NZ still learn from the United States? - Public Health Expert

Public Health Expert • Jan 30, 2018

Fungi can help concrete heal its own cracks - Guest Work

Guest Work • Jan 30, 2018

How comet dust has enabled us to trace the history of the Solar System - Guest Work

Guest Work • Jan 29, 2018

Buzz Off! Mosquitoes might learn to fear the smell of swatters - News

Jean Balchin • Jan 29, 2018

The origin of ‘us’: what we know so far about where we humans come from - Guest Work

Guest Work • Jan 29, 2018

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