The COVID-19 Pandemic: Year 2
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on The COVID-19 Pandemic: Year 2
Vaccines are here. Still, the pandemic rages on. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on The COVID-19 Pandemic: Year 2
Vaccines are here. Still, the pandemic rages on. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on Science in the White House: Has Biden Delivered?
The Biden-Harris administrated promised more science in federal policy and the budget. After a year, many of their actions have been limited to the pandemic and conservation rollbacks on Trump policies. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on Understanding the “Big Five” Personality Traits
A model that emerged from a century of lexical research continues to hold water under modern scrutiny. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on To Victorians, Flower Arrangements Were Often Secret Messages
The roots of floriography — the symbolic language of flowers — run deep throughout Europe and Asia, but the question of its origin is thorny. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on CRISPR Gene-Editing Technology Enters the Body — and Space
From inside humans to the International Space Station, the popular gene-editor is pushing new boundaries. ...read more
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Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on Why Do Cats Purr?
Scientists don’t know exactly why cats purr, but some of the possible reasons are pretty cool. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on The Science of Forming Healthy Habits
Forget New Year's resolutions; want to start a habit that sticks? Make it easy and reward yourself. ...read more
Posted on Categories Discover MagazineLeave a comment on Brain Scientists Probe the Mechanisms Behind Self-Identity
Psychologists and neuroscientists don't fully understand how we form a sense of self. They're looking to neurons in the brain for answers. ...read more