Can you trust your brain?
You’ve probably heard about the ancient Egyptian practice of preserving human organs in jars as part of a death ritualContinue Reading
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Can you trust your brain?
You’ve probably heard about the ancient Egyptian practice of preserving human organs in jars as part of a death ritualContinue Reading
Climate Change: 1988 to 2020
In 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen brought the concerns about global warming that were doing the rounds in scientific circlesContinue Reading
A Star-Nosed Mole Is Just as Evolved as Us
New books on evolution
Planning to leave Earth as a space tourist in the near future?
With companies like Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, and even World View, a golden age of space tourism is just aroundContinue Reading
The Year’s Best Books on Artificial Intelligence
The future is inorganic. In Know This, Martin Rees (author of On the Future) says that if we meet aliens,Continue Reading
12 Best Science Podcasts
Nobody needs another listicle of best podcasts out there. But today, I bring you the top science podcasts written byContinue Reading
Learning and the Brain
As we look ahead to back-to-school, a semester fraught with uncertainty and a school-from-home environment either part-time or full-time, theContinue Reading
25 Pop Science Books for Summer
Recommended summer reading to diversify your shelf
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What Makes You You?
I Sing the Body Organic
