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Science History
Bertrand Russell: A Relentless Logician
55 years since the death of the mathematician, philosopher, and pacifist who advocated for nuclear disarmament.
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A Brief History Of Measurements
Who defines a meter's length and a kilogram's weight, and how were these units established?
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Science Panorama
The Promise and Pitfalls of fMRI
To understand our brain, we must see it in action. This led to the development of fMRI
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Science History
The War Criminal Who Helped Prevent Global Hunger
Ninety years after his death, Fritz Haber is remembered for transforming agriculture with synthetic fertilizers and advancing chemical warfare in World War I
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Science Panorama
The Wonders Of Neurotransmitters: Dopamine
The versatile neurotransmitter linked to diseases, learning, movement, satisfaction and addiction.
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Science Panorama
How Our Brain Transforms Through Life
How does our brain change throughout life, and how does this affect our functioning?
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Science Panorama
The Hobbit, or to the Origins of Human Evolution and Back Again
Ancient hominin fossils found in Southeast Asia are baffling researchers of human evolution
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Science news
Exploring Chirality in Nature
Why do amino acids in living organisms favor left-handed chirality? A recent study offers a compelling explanation.
