The New Scientist Book Club has been reading Circular Motion by Alex Foster The New Scientist Book Club made a jump backwards through time for our latest read, Alex Foster’s …
Funders test algorithms to spot promising science, raising hopes of faster reviews—and fears of bias
Two essential genetics variations may have made early domesticated equines more tame and much more physically durable to birthing a cyclist, researchers report August 28 in Scientific research The resulting …
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I’ll be the first in my family members to earn an university degree, and that’s something I hold very near my heart. My family and I transferred to the United …
New study published in the journal Science exposes the Red Earth’s mantle maintains a record of its fierce beginnings. The inside of Mars isn’t smooth and consistent like acquainted book …
Rain? Or shine? Why do the apps get it wrong so often? Rob Watkins/Alamy If you hung out laundry, visited a beach or fired up the barbecue this week, you …
If confirmed, vast cloud could test predictions about the Milky Way’s hidden architecture
by Kamya Yadav, D-Lab Data Science Fellow Political science has taken a turn towards causal inference in the last two decades, evidenced by the focus of methods courses in graduate …
Why Market Size Matters When Choosing An LMS When it comes to choosing the perfect Learning Management System (LMS), one of the biggest mistakes organizations make is thinking that what …