Nature News
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A world where everyone has a robot: why 2040 could blow your mind
Technological change is accelerating today at an unprecedented speed and could create a world we can barely begin to imagine.
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Zika highlights role of controversial fetal-tissue research
Fetal tissue may prove crucial to probing link between virus and birth defects.
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Statisticians issue warning over misuse of P values
Policy statement aims to halt missteps in the quest for certainty.
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Living factories of the future
Scientists are designing cells that can manufacture drugs, food and materials — and even act as diagnostic biosensors. But first they must agree on a set of engineering tools.
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‘Sci fi’ eye experiments improve vision in children — and rabbits
Cells grown both inside and outside the body show promise in fixing lenses and corneas.
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Psychology’s reproducibility problem is exaggerated – say psychologists
Reanalysis of last year’s enormous replication study argues that there is no need to be so pessimistic.
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Role of chaos in deep ocean turned upside down
Reversal could change timeline of heat and carbon storage in the seas
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Modern Milgram experiment sheds light on power of authority
People obeying commands feel less responsibility for their actions.
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The truth about exoplanets
Astronomers are beginning to glimpse what exoplanets orbiting distant suns are actually like.
