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The rise of the evolutionary psychology douchebag
They believe that certain groups of people are inherently smarter than others. They write books about how rape is a natural part of human evolution. And now, with another scandal rocking the world of evolutionary psychology, we can officially welcome a new breed of mad scientist into the spotlight: evopsych douchebags.
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Lehenengo aldiz, 13 eguneko giza enbrioiak lortu dituzte laborategian
Legearen muga muturreraino eramanda, zientzialariek giza enbrioiak 13 egunez hazi dituzte laborategian, Nature eta Nature Cell Biology aldizkariek argitaratu berri dutenaren arabera. Orain arte, amarengandik kanpo 7 egunez bakarrik garatzea lortu izan da, eta orduan amaren umetokian ezarri behar izaten zen, derrigor, enbrioiak aurrera egin zezan eta gara zedin.
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Tiny Tests Seek the Universe’s Big Mysteries
Huge supercolliders aren’t the only way to search for new physical phenomena. A new generation of experiments that can fit on a tabletop are probing the nature of dark matter and dark energy and searching for evidence of extra dimensions.
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Se busca la fórmula universal del ‘ya lo haré mañana’
Las matemáticas son capaces de predecir con bastante puntería la tendencia a procrastinar, es decir, a retrasar las tareas para última hora.
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Planet Nine: A World That Shouldn’t Exist
New research examines a number of scenarios explaining the presence of Planet Nine, and finds that most of them have low probabilities.
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Stem-cell plan aims to bring rhino back from brink of extinction
Ambitious effort depends on transformation of rhino tissue into sperm and egg cells.
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El ADN antiguo revela las migraciones en la Europa de la Edad de hielo
El genoma de 51 Homo sapiens prehistóricos muestra dos grandes cambios ocurridos en el continente europeo durante los últimos 40.000 años. Tras el deshielo, las poblaciones refugiadas en el suroeste recuperaron las zonas abandonadas, pero más tarde otro grupo migratorio procedente de Oriente Próximo impuso sus genes.
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A cure for gry hair – and vitiligo – appears to work in mouse studies
New research has identified a potential way to reverse graying hair and treat skin pigment disorders. By studying stem cells in mice, scientists have found the molecular pathways responsible for creating the color of skin and hair.
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Buddy, can you spare a watt?
Trading power could free users from dead-battery tyranny
