Chasing beauty and dread in the mysteries of American tornadoes
Jana Houser wants to help the field predict how and when tornadoes form.
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“In science you want to do well on rare things.”
Illustrious creatures, illustrated features 1: Harpy eagle
Foreword from Kim: I'm trying something new! As promised, I'm combining my artistic skills and words in a new series called "Illustrious creatures, illustrated features." First up we have the harpy eagle, a bird I've been enamored with since I did a...
A tribute to the star-charting mission you've never heard of
Gaia mapped billions of celestial objects over its lifetime, forming the most detailed star map scientists have to date.
When the Central Dogma bends, will it break?
The discovery of a protein that seemingly contradicts a fundamental law of biology raises a question: how important are those laws anyway?
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