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Juan Small Step For (A) Man, Juan Giant Leap For Mankind
The Philippines Space Agency will soon be a reality. And on the agenda? Climate monitoring, technology development and spying.
The Grad Student 3-In-1: Scientist, Student, Teacher
Worried about teaching your first class as a graduate student? Here's how to hack it.
Types Of Scientist Presenters: Which One Are You?
When you’re delivering a lecture or thesis defense presentation, are you an Excited Explainer, Totalitarian or Perpetual Motion Machine?
A Toothsome Tale of Teeth
Why are diseases of the mouth not given the same amount of priority as others?
Is Tiangong-1 Going To Fall On My Head?
Watch out: China’s ill-fated prototype station will crash sometime next year, but don’t worry—it will likely fall in an unpopulated area.
To Roll Out Or Not To Roll Out Dengue Vaccines? It’s Complicated
It is possible that in certain settings, routine dengue vaccination may actually increase the incidence of severe dengue—and thus the numbers hospitalized due to the disease.
The Science Of Funny
Do scientists have a sense of humor? Just ask the guys who named an ample-bottomed beetle Scaptia beyonceae.
Discernment: Crucial To Our Children’s Success?
A Uganda-based study has attempted to teach primary school-aged children critical thinking skills about science and health, despite what they might read on the internet.
Being A Scientist: Expectations Vs. Reality
What did you think being a scientist was all about when you were growing up? More importantly, do you see things the same way now?
