BEST OF 2015 // #87: The Super-Fast Liquid 3D Printer
A new type of 3D Printer can make object that appear you grow from liquid within minutes. It's a new method of 3D Printing,...
BEST OF 2015 // #88: Scientific Misconduct
In July of 2015, the Iowa District Court sentenced biomedical researcher and former Iowa State University fellow Dong-Pyou Han to 57 months in jail...
BEST OF 2015 // #89: Cecil’s Legacy
On July 4th , Cecil the lion’s wireless tracking collar went silent. Oxford University’s WildCRU (wildlife Conservation and Research Unit) had been following Cecil’s...
Best of 2015 // #90: The Forever Camera
Cameras are relatively simply machines. They need energy to work. Light is energy. A modern camera works by sensing light, and this fact may...
Best of 2015 // #91: New Pain Relief
Hospital patients in need of quality pain relievers may soon be using manufacture opioids created by sugar-eating yeast, much like what Bakers and Brewers...
Best of 2015 // #92: Growing Stem Cells in Animals
Working with Stem Cells isn't easy: when isolated, 99 percent of stem cells die, making it extremely difficult to either tinker with them, or...
Best of 2015 // #93: Do You See What I...
Scientists all have their go-tos: Biologists have their lab rats, Astronomers have telescopes. For color researchers, they now have #TheDress.
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BEST OF 2015 // #86: Deforestation Rates Are Not Falling
The Rainforests have long been called the 'lungs' of our planet: they exhale life-giving oxygen and inhale carbon dioxide. A study published in May...
