Roheeni Saxena
Ars Technica UK
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“Brains in a dish” move out of science fiction and into the lab
Growing brain-like tissues in cell culture lets scientists study neurodevelopment. → Read More
“Brains in a dish” move out of science fiction and into the lab
Growing brain-like tissues in cell culture lets scientists study neurodevelopment. → Read More
Undeveloped microbiomes make infants more prone to illness
Undeveloped immune systems are not the only culprit in infants’ susceptibility. → Read More
Toxic algae on the rise as our oceans warm
The rapidly warming Atlantic sees a big boost in toxic algae. → Read More
Undeveloped microbiomes make infants more prone to illness
Undeveloped immune systems are not the only culprit in infants’ susceptibility. → Read More
Harmful algal blooms occur more often now that oceans are warming
The rapidly warming Atlantic sees a big boost in toxic algae. → Read More
Liberal and conservative book buyers like different kinds of science
Does this mean anything? Only that we read science that reinforces our beliefs. → Read More
Dietary fats make worms live almost 50% longer—no human results yet
No studies in humans yet, but plant-based diets are definitely healthier anyway. → Read More
Dietary fats make worms live almost 50% longer—no human results yet
No studies in humans yet, but plant-based diets are definitely healthier anyway. → Read More
Liberal and conservative book buyers like different kids of science
Does this mean anything? Only that we read science that reinforces our beliefs. → Read More
STEM workforce is ageing, leaving few positions for new scientists
Scientists are getting their PhDs later, retiring at lower rates. → Read More
Government funding’s impact three times larger than we thought
Traditional metrics for patent impact of NIH grants misses their full contribution. → Read More
STEM Workforce is aging, leaving few positions for new scientists
Scientists are getting their PhDs later, retiring at lower rates. → Read More
Most common cells in the brain help us anticipate rewards
Anticipating and evaluating rewards requires specialized neurons. → Read More
Most common cells in the brain help us anticipate rewards
Anticipating and evaluating rewards requires specialized neurons. → Read More
Low levels of simple chemical associated with aging, DNA damage
Treatment with a simple chemical restores DNA repair to aging mice. → Read More
Low levels of simple chemical associated with aging, DNA damage
Treatment with a simple chemical restores DNA repair to aging mice. → Read More
Simple dietary supplement may help block postpartum blues
Blueberry extract and amino acid supplements may prevent postpartum depression. → Read More
Simple dietary supplement may help block postpartum blues
Blueberry extract and amino acid supplements may prevent postpartum depression. → Read More
fMRI may sort intentional crimes from reckless crimes
But it only works if you’re monitoring a brain while the crime’s taking place. → Read More