Friday, March 23, 2018

Lab Notes: Mystery skeletons and auroras

Lab Notes
This week's biggest stories
Genetics / Tests reveal tragic reality of Atacama 'alien' skeleton
Tests reveal tragic reality of Atacama 'alien' skeleton
Education / Selective schools make no difference to GCSE results, study says
Selective schools make no difference to GCSE results, study says
Brain scans / Helmet-shaped brain scanner allows wearers to move around
Helmet-shaped brain scanner allows wearers to move around
Stephen Hawking / Ashes to be buried near Newton at Westminster Abbey
Ashes to be buried near Newton at Westminster Abbey
Food / Obesity dulls sense of taste, study suggests
Obesity dulls sense of taste, study suggests
Insects / Cockroaches' DNA reveals why they thrive in filthy places
Cockroaches' DNA reveals why they thrive in filthy places
Virus / Risk on planes is lower than you might think, study says
Risk on planes is lower than you might think, study says
Blindness / Doctors hope for cure after restoring patients' sight
Doctors hope for cure after restoring patients' sight
Microbiology / Wide range of drugs affect growth of gut microbes, study says
Wide range of drugs affect growth of gut microbes, study says
From the science blog network
Lost Worlds Revisited / How the earliest plants made our world muddy
How the earliest plants made our world muddy
The Past and the Curious / Breffu: a slave, a rebel, a fighter – and a woman almost invisible to history
Breffu: a slave, a rebel, a fighter – and a woman almost invisible to history
Life and Physics / Modelling the fourth colour: dispatch from de Moriond
Modelling the fourth colour: dispatch from de Moriond
Podcasts
A Neuroscientist Explains / Psychology's replication crisis
Psychology's replication crisis
The Guardian's Science Weekly / What do the chemical signatures of deadly nerve agents tell us about their origins?
What do the chemical signatures of deadly nerve agents tell us about their origins?
Eye on science
The mystery purple aurora that rivals the northern lights
'Steve' / The mystery purple aurora that rivals the northern lights
The phenomenon of 'Steve' – a glowing arc seen in Alberta, Canada by amateur scientists – has now been named by Nasa
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