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Japanese Mission Becomes first to Land Rovers on Asteroid
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"Gambling Brain" Studies Make Clear Why It's Hard to Stop Rolling the Dice
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After Years of Paralysis, A Man Walks the Length of a Football Field
An electrical stimulation device combined with intensive rehabilitation restores walking ability to a spinal cord injury patient
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A Warming Climate Could Make Pigs Produce Less Meat
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Japanese Mission Becomes first to Land Rovers on Asteroid
Behavior & Society
Behavior & Society
"Gambling Brain" Studies Make Clear Why It's Hard to Stop Rolling the Dice
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You've Heard of Post-Traumatic Stress, but What about Post-Traumatic Growth?
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Trump's Irresponsible Denial of Puerto Rico's Hurricane Deaths
Trump's EPA Made It Easier for Coal Plants to Pollute Waterways
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Reimagining of Schrödinger's Cat Breaks Quantum Mechanics—and Stumps Physicists
In a multi-“cat” experiment the textbook interpretation of quantum theory seems to lead to contradictory pictures of reality, physicists claim
Lab-Grown Meat
Meat produced without killing animals is heading to your dinner table
Brain's Dumped DNA May Lead to Stress, Depression
New research suggests genetic material from the mitochondria can trigger an immune response throughout the body
Burning Man's Mathematical Underbelly
It’s mostly an art festival, but attendees are impressively fascinated with science and math
Big Data Gives the "Big 5" Personality Traits a Makeover
An analysis of 1.5 million people tries to more accurately categorize people’s character traits
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Precision Medicine Comes of Age
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After years of research, therapies tailored to the genomes of individual patients are reaching maturity
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Hawk Moths Hold Steady When Faced with Turbulence
Hawk moths hover while they feed, but they recover surprisingly quickly when knocked off-balance. Scientists use high-speed video and mini-cannons made of plastic toy parts to understand how hawk moths respond to disturbances mid-air. "Lens of Time: The Art of Staying Stable" was first published on bioGraphic © 2018 California Academy of Science.
