Science and reality
The software a group of scientists used to replicate 100 psychology studies is a framework for the future of science.
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A roundup of some of the super-elaborate—and super-expensive—detectors physicists use to study neutrinos.
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A roundup of some of the super-elaborate—and super-expensive—detectors physicists use to study neutrinos.
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A group at Ohio State University says they've made the most complete replica of a 5-week-old human brain from stem cells. You shouldn't know about it yet.
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NASA's Science Visualization Studio used two modeling methods to show how oceanic garbage patches form.
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New cases of the MERS coronavirus are showing up at a rate the country hasn't seen since its big outbreak last year.
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The Pentagon's mad-science division built the Internet, and now it has a new target for innovation: your body.
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Sham studies are rare, and some recalls result from honest errors or irreproducible results.
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For some of Ebola's survivors, the virus' effects still linger. But doctors don't know why.
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An engine that will help propel NASA's Orion spacecraft toward its deep-space missions underwent a test today.
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