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Revealing The Ruins Below
The U.K.’s lawn-killing summer has an archaeological upside.
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Who Wrote That Beatles Song? This Algorithm Will Tell You
A statistician developed an algorithm to figure out who wrote disputed Beatles songs.
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Science In Motion
Where science and art intersect, dance can help bring new understanding and metaphors for researchers and the public.
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Alan Alda Opens Up About His Parkinson’s Disease
Alan Alda discusses how science informs his perspective on the diagnosis and view of the future.
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Not Even The Smallest Are Spared Extinction
Bacteria have been on Earth longer than any of us. And new research suggests that even they suffer from extinction.
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Introduced to North America by a Shakespeare enthusiast, starlings become a test case of urban evolution in this excerpt of “Darwin Comes To Town.”
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It’s a tale of particle physics, Aristotle, and James Joyce.