Epidemiology: Study of a lifetime : Nature News
"In 1946, scientists started tracking thousands of British children born during one cold March week. On their 65th birthday, the study members find themsel...
"In 1946, scientists started tracking thousands of British children born during one cold March week. On their 65th birthday, the study members find themsel...
"To avoid throwing talent on the scrap heap and to boost prospects, a new type of scientific post for researchers is needed" Hm. Not so sure. Just one...
Brilliant use of redacting as art and writing. Bookmarked in Delicious. Read this article…
Cross posted from my new fledgling blog Practical Microbes I can’t believe that I haven’t written about this amazing paper from MIT anthropologist, Heather Paxs...
Cool manifesto Bookmarked in Delicious. Read this article…
Very funny. Video, too. Bookmarked in Delicious. Read this article…
"Philip Ball asks whether scientists are addicted to using imagery at the cost of misleading the public and themselves." Bookmarked in Delicious. Read...
“Current estimates suggest that half of all the living matter on Earth lives underground, at depths of up to 5km. Some people think the share may be bigge...
A very interesting article about life sensors to measure the "exposome" – the sum total of things we are exposed to. One glaring omission is the...
"Look outside of your window. Imagine taking away three-quarters of the living things you see and ask yourself if you want to live in that world." Boo...