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Zines about '90s science problems
Making zines like it's the '90s. But it's not the '90s, because we (mostly) sorted out the ozone hole, acid rain and Y2K bug now.
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Is BlueSky the new “Science Twitter” for real this time?
At least it feels a lot like old science Twitter, and now science journals and organisations are joining as well.
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Sad trombone?
Brass instruments most likely to spread COVID-19. PLUS: interesting links and online training
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Ecology from paintings
Which scientific details are hiding in art from the past?
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Geology of the channel tunnel
The Channel Tunnel carefully follows a chalk layer and avoids ancient waterfall plunge pools. Thousands of years ago, there was a land bridge, but now…
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Science behind the Netflix doc “You Are What You Eat”
A new Netflix documentary follows participants in a twin research study about the health effects of diet.
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Music on Mars
and other updates from the area where science and culture overlap
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Science murals in Leiden
And more science art from the EuroScience Open Forum
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Pre-order “Hey, There’s Science in This”
I wrote a book and now you can buy it!
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Nature-inspired art
Some sciart by Yoshida Chizuko, fun links for your weekend, and an update on where I am these days
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How to make a dire wolf
Or at least, how to understand how scientists make something sort of like a dire wolf
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Ocean art, homegrown opals, and more
A short selection of some recent science and art news
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