Are you looking for some summer reading recommendations?
In the latest episode of Universe of Art, we share a list of science-y summer reads, straight from those familiar with the best on the shelf.
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"Given how little we see and hear of astronomers—and scientists in general—from Latin America, it's a miracle we keep generating them," says astrophysicist Juan Diego Soler Pulido, reflecting on the state of the space science produced in the region.
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Just a city boy (gastropod)
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Panda conservation has a juicy political history.
In today’s episode, we dig into panda conservation and research history. Was it all worth it?
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When an animal meets its end at the National Zoo a veterinary pathologist will take a very close look at it. They’re going to poke and prod and search for clues about the animal’s health.
Joins us for a CSI-style investigation.
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When birds sleep, perchance to dream. But what about?
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Today on #SciFri
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Why is it bad if scientists only publish studies with positive results?
In today’s episode, we explore why the bias to only publish positive results hinders scientific progress.
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Can we use sports to get people excited about science?
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In today’s episode, guest host Anna Rothschild and @feltman.bsky.social discuss the top science news of the week. Plus, the science of urban river pollution.
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Are marinades a myth? How does the elusive “smoke ring” form? And can the debate over gas versus charcoal be settled at last
Meathead Goldwyn joins us to talk about the science of barbecuing and grilling.
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From changing the color of the sky to reshaping the continents, life has transformed the Earth,
@ferrisjabr.bsky.social, author of the new book 'Becoming Earth,' joins us to talk about our relationship to Earth and makes the case that Earth itself is alive.
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Paris has invested $1.5B in cleaning up the Seine for open-water swimming events in the upcoming Olympics, but recent tests indicate it’s not yet safe.
Dr. Dan Angelesc joins us to discuss the the current state of the river.
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A new study found that the age of first menstruation trended downward from 1950 to 2005,
Dr. Zifan Wang, author of the study, joins us to discuss the new findings and their implications.
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Most scientific published studies have “positive results.” But what about the papers with negative results?
Dr. Sarahanne Field, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Trial And Error, joins us to discuss how failure can make science stronger.
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It's time for #SciFri 📻
We kick off with @feltman.bsky.social and guest host Anna Rothschild, who discuss the capsule with dust and rock samples collected from the far side of the moon and other top science news of the week.
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Tune in to @scifri.bsky.social today at 3:20 ET / 12:20 PT to hear me & the phenomenal @annarothschild.bsky.social discuss my new book.
We talk about rainforests conjuring rain, microbes remaking the air, animals reconstructing landscapes—and so much more! www.sciencefriday.com/segments/bec...
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Today on #SciFri
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STEM Educator's join Science Friday today from 2 to 4 pm ET for great stories to share with your learners! I can't wait for the interview with author, Ferris Jabr, about the book "Becoming Earth." Learn more or listen at www.sciencefriday.com @edusky.bsky.social
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Last week was #CephalopodWeek, our annual celebration of all things octopus, squid, and cuttlefish 🐙🦑
In today's episode, we feature two stories about new discoveries in the cephalopod family.
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E com participação de empresas portuguesas!
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The world’s largest optical telescope is being built in Chile. It could revolutionize astronomy.
Read the sixth article of the series 'Astronomy Made in Latin America.'
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For decades, the U. S. has compensated some of the people affected by nuclear weapons testing. Now, the government has let that program expire.
In today's episode, we'll hear the supporters are still fighting to expand it.
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Plastic is inescapable. Cars and electronics are made from it. Nearly everything we buy is packaged in it, and it’s even in our clothes.
How did we end up using so much of it?
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In 1990, diver Arcadio Rodaniche’s findings about a highly social octopus were dismissed. Decades later, his work was validated.
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Researchers are harnessing crowdsourced data to identify birds that haven't been spotted in over a decade.
In today's episode, we'll learn about the species that haven't been spotted in over a decade but might still be out there.
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Tasty science and sci-fi reads! You know you want 'em 🧪📚
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Are you looking for a sci-fi novel or pop-sci deep dive before you head out for summer vacation?
Join us TODAY for a FREE event with science authors and journalists @restingdinoface.bsky.social and @deborahb.bsky.social and build your to-
read list.
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Are you looking for a sci-fi novel or pop-sci deep dive before you head out for summer vacation?
Join us TODAY for a FREE event with science authors and journalists @restingdinoface.bsky.social and @deborahb.bsky.social and build your to-
read list.
Register here:
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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In the latest episode of Universe of Art, psychologist Dr. Lisa Damour, who served as a science advisor to the film, discusses how a teenager’s mind works.
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Latin American women are stars in aerospace science.
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Far out! This guy was like a modern day Doc Ricketts! And even more interesting, octopus colonies! I love it!
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I'm catching up on #CephalopodWeek content (since I didn't have much online time this week) and this ink-terview is FASCINATING! I did not know about pygmy sperm whale ink 🤯 nor that melanin binds to heavy metals so ink helps remove toxins! 🦑🧪
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Tomorrow I'll be joining @deborahb.bsky.social to talk summer science reads in a special @scifri.bsky.social event! Details and registration here 👇
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The oddly social larger Pacific striped octopus was ignored by science for decades. Thanks to @kennaculture.bsky.social for bringing this fascinating story of Arcadio Rodaniche's work to @scifri.bsky.social! 🐙
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Really enjoying this book
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In today's episode, reporter Uma Irfan discusses a better indicator of heat stress. Plus, a new vaccine for canine cancer.
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To finish up our celebration of #CephalopodWeek we wanted to share a bit of squid news.
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute deep-sea biologist Bruce Robison joins us to talk about a potentially new squid species.
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The larger Pacific striped octopus is unusually social. It was recognized by scientists in 2015.
Reporter Kenna Hughes-Castleberry joins to talk about Panamanian diver and artist Arcadio Rodaniche, who first found the octopus in 1990, but no one believed him.
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The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act expired on June 10, but supporters still fight to expand it.
Tina Cordova, Loretta Anderson, and Lilly Adams join us to discuss
what happens next.
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Cancer is the leading cause of death in dogs.
Dr. Mark Mamula joins us to discuss a new vaccine that has increased survival rates in clinical trials, offering hope for dogs and humans and possible future applications for human cancer therapies.
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OMG, such a thrill to hear my book BRAVE THE WILD RIVER plugged on @scifri.bsky.social just now. It's the July pick for #SciFriBookClub, and you can enter for a free book over on their website: www.sciencefriday.com/sf-books/bra... Hope to see some of you on the livestream Q&A on July 18. 🧪🌎💙📚
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