The Surprisingly Short Life of Viral Social Movements
Social media charity campaigns spread like wildfire but burn out fast
Social media charity campaigns spread like wildfire but burn out fast
Edited embryos should be allowed in specific contexts, National Academies say
International team seeks better picture of wind as it moves over rugged terrain
Researchers at IBM assembled the fragile molecule atom-by-atom using a specialized microscope
A new solution to a decades-old geometry puzzle might unlock the secrets of our planet's inner structure
Archaeologists worry that a museum exhibition will encourage exploitation of priceless historical sites
A proposed Hawaiian bill aims to stop the sale of lotions containing certain UV filters, but their effects on coral are disputed
The proposed system could lead to breakthroughs in currently unsolvable problems
A movement to privatize Earth-observing satellites is gaining ground
Michael Eisen hopes a victory in 2018 will bring a new scientific voice to the U.S. legislature
The exit would deal a heavy blow to multibillion-dollar nuclear fusion experiments
Early results from examinations of NASA's Scott and Mark Kelly reveal alterations to gene expression during spaceflight
Neuroscientists are starting to share and integrate data — but shifting to a team approach isn't easy
The path to understanding it begins with one question: Has it remained the same through the universe’s history?
Alcohol intake boosts the risk of liver, breast and colon cancers—but seems to reduce it for kidney cancer
Obese people have a higher incidence of kidney cancer, but are also more likely to survive it
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