Watch this fascinating tutorial on how humans respond to and interpret colours, and learn how this can impact on the interpretation of your science key messages.
Discover, watch, run, publish and cite online research seminars.
All our ancestors had plenty of fur. According to a new study on relatively hairless mammals, we still have the means to be hirsute. Those genes, it seems, have simply been switched off.
It’s amazing the things scientists can do with robotics – watch this robot do gymnastics.
A brief journey through the history of this revolutionary technique and the comprehensive history
Coding is increasingly becoming a skill needed for modern scientists to maximise their ability to analyse data. You’ve got to start somewhere, and this Nature Careers webinar is a good place to have a first look (nb: you will need to register for the webinar to be able to access the recording)
Ancient Roman concrete could self-heal thanks to “hot mixing” with quicklime.
“Tortured phrases” — are probably the result of automated translation or software that attempts to disguise plagiarism.
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