“Singing” ice, a seal that sounds like it is in space, and a seismic airgun thundering like a bomb are some of the noises released by two marine acoustic labs.
NASA’s new animation gives a sense of the amount of space dominated by a supermassive black hole – the scale is hard to comprehend!
Have a play with drawing icebergs to see how they float.
High-profile COVID-19 retractions raised concerns about data oversight in 2020 and in 2021 the retracted studies are still being routinely cited.
Distilling complex topics into simple language can result in oversimplifications that may actually end up being lies…
Lots of invertebrates feed on slime molds; lots of slime molds feed on other organisms. Sounds gross but the macro photos are beautiful.
Strenuous 8-year effort to replicate key cancer research finds an unwelcome surprise.
Addressing weaknesses and limitations in your science will reassure potential funders, use these three questions to address rigour and reproducibility concerns in your grant proposal.
It doesn’t have to be all bad. A firsthand account of how it feels to retract a scientific publication.
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