The scenes stretched across centuries and continents, covering sock-puppets, therapy sessions with sentient pillows, Shark Tank, Dad-themed cafes, Big Tobacco, rap battles, sock-munching gnomes and armed robbery committed by Winnie the Pooh (“Don’t make Tigger pull the twigger!”).
Browsing: Science
Even without humans injecting our notions of cultural gender construction, sex is complex in ways we are only just beginning to understand and apply to many facets of science, including archaeology.
The new finding sheds light on motor neurone disease and suggests improved avenues for treatment.
Much of modern science and philosophy deals in seeking the empirical truth, but the truth is not limited to what can be proven, argues Amitav Ghosh’s new book.
Cities are places of rich biodiversity. Sometimes, you just need to know where to look.
Why your caffeinated study habits might be good for more than just your grades.
STEM students are under-represented, unheard, and disillusioned with what is a massive part of campus life.
“Next year will be an exciting year for us.”
What can we learn from the deep, dark blue?
A vignette of scientific takes on the largest student strike in recent memory
