Once more, Tuskegee-style human experimentation, but this time in Guatemala. 2010 Nobel Prizes: All carbon, all the time in chemistry, physics, even medicine.
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ADHD is a genetic disorder, sort of. The human microbiome is very big now. Climate change in Washington and elsewhere.
Health care reform could be reformed into oblivion. Arguments about the salmon Frankenfish are not sustainable. Plus merging addictions.
Have the wheels come off the sunspot cycle? Video games good for kids? Galileo was wrong? Plus art appreciation for the Mandelbrot set.
If things are so bad, why are things so good? Plus: Yet another science blog network, Twittering docs, and science writing's glorious future.
Embryonic stem cells, the law and the money. NASA, psychologist to Chilean miners. Conservapedia finds Einstein relatively wrong. Part 2 on kin selection, group selection, and the evolution of eusociality.
E.O. (Sociobiology) Wilson has revised evolutionary theory in 2010's most important paper, as new kinds of bacteria were eating up that oil plume in the Gulf, just as the government said. Plus MIT's oil-cleaning robots, and introducing Scienceblogging.org.
The Gulf oil spill story is back from the dead, and so is 70% of the spilled oil. Health effects of the oil spill. Human evolution: The database. Human future: Written in the stars. Human brain: Power corrupts, but why? Sex is brain food.
Does the future of science publishing depend on the future of science blogging?