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scienceseeker science news aggregator pages home about scienceseeker add site citation generator tutorial contact 9 05 2022 meet africa s oldest dinosaur and discover the battle over 5g and weather forecasts in scienceseeker s picks of the best posts for august 29 september 4 2022 sciseekpicks scicomm in the latest edition of the best and brightest from the world of science news find out what you need to know about how birth control works and what extreme heat is doing to an australian songbird scienceseeker editors favourite posts within their respective areas of interest and expertise also cover many other important and exciting topics why not have a read inform yourself and indulge your scientific curiosity the trouble with 5g by sabine hossenfelder at science without the gobbledygook africa s oldest dinosaur found in zimbabwe by shingai nyoka and oliver slow at bbc news an artistic reconstruction of the mbiresaurus raathi africa s oldest dinosaur image credit andrey atuchin virginia tech electric fish genomes reveal how evolution repeats itself by joanna thompson for wired extreme heat damages the dna of an already endangered australian songbird by grrlscientist at forbes inconceivable the mechanisms behind birth control and the importance of knowing what is best for you by gaelyn lyons at lions talk science graduate student blog tiny love stories i was the world s best kisser by brian rea for the new york times to indulge your curiosity even more follow us on facebook or twitter for honourable mentions of great posts that didn t quite make our sciseekpicks list this week want sciseekpicks to help satisfy your scientific curiosity every week sign up here for regular notification emails posted by scienceseekers at 5 00 pm no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels editors selections 8 29 2022 how is alcohol free beer made can we know how the universe began scienceseeker s picks of the best posts for august 22 28 2022 sciseekpicks scicomm in the latest edition of the best and brightest from the world of science news find out about increasing marijuana and psychedelic use among young us people and how scientists are using oysters and grasses to clean up rivers scienceseeker editors favourite posts within their respective areas of interest and expertise also cover many other important and exciting topics why not have a read inform yourself and indulge your scientific curiosity how is alcohol free beer made by andy brunning at compound interest avoid or limit fermentation or ferment normally and remove the alcohol credit andy brunning compound interest use of marijuana and psychedelics is soaring among young adults study finds by andrew jacobs for the new york times photos of the week august 22 2022 by chris helzer at the prairie ecologist hidden legacies what do colonialism and natural sciences have to do with each other by midori yajima at ecoevo tcd we don t know how the universe began and we 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interest and expertise also cover many other important and exciting topics why not have a read inform yourself and indulge your scientific curiosity podcast you 2 0 how to see yourself clearly and you 2 0 the mind s eye by shenkar vedantam at hidden brain how obsessive compulsive disorder may contribute to superior memory by emilie le beau lucchesi at discover magazine at long last mathematical proof that black holes are stable by steve nadis for wired no sun no wind now what renewable energy storage by sabine hossenfelder at science without the gobbledygook how much meat can we eat sustainably by bob holmes at knowable magazine feeding cows seaweed can reduce how much methane they release image credit gregory urquiaga uc davis polio may have been spreading in new york since april by tara parker pope for the new york times how nurses learn to assess pain levels in infants at science daily new method enables long lasting imaging of rapid brain activity in individual cells deep in the cortex at science daily deep brain stimulation to brain area linked to reward and motivation is potential therapyfor treatment resistant depression at science daily hear that bioacoustics is having its moment but the technology still needs tuning by abhishyant kidangoor at mongabay komodo dragons and their venomous proteins by sean lim at for the love of science to indulge your curiosity even more follow us on facebook or twitter for honourable mentions of great posts that didn t quite make our sciseekpicks list this week want sciseekpicks to help satisfy your scientific curiosity every week sign up here for regular notification emails posted by scienceseekers at 8 02 pm no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels editors selections 8 15 2022 how can lasers make better coffee how can lizards live on volcanos scienceseeker s picks of the best posts for august 8 14 2022 sciseekpicks scicomm in the latest edition of the best and brightest from the world of science news find out the fascinating history of the microbe that gives us beer and bread and how scientists are discovering what our genes are doing scienceseeker editors favourite posts within their respective areas of interest and expertise also cover many other important and exciting topics why not have a read inform yourself and indulge your scientific curiosity laser coffee coming soon to a café near you by greg a fish at world of weird things a new way of making cold brew coffee image credit npj science of food volume 6 article number 19 2022 podcast volcano lizards by tom major and ben marshall at herpetological highlights revealing the natural history of yeast by matthew vandermeulen at the molecular ecologist inside living cells by derek lowe at science what if cells kept receipts of their gene expression by maggie chen for wired how do you manage omicron ba 5 symptoms including a sore throat by dani blum for the new york times to indulge your curiosity even more 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