26 September Is the world making you sick? The chemicals in our everyday lives are, argues immunologist Claudia Miller. Read the Full Article on wise.nautil.us
upload.wikimedia.org 21 February Climate Why we stink at tackling climate change What's wrong with us? Read the Full Article on nautil.us
c1.staticflickr.com 18 January Wire The brain is a context machine The surprising importance of spontaneous order and noise to how we think. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
upload.wikimedia.org Laura Pyle 03 January Wire The rise and fall of gene-as-God We are not nearly as determined by our genes as once thought. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us Laura Pyle 06 December 2018 Wire Why robot brains need symbols We'll need both deep learning and symbol manipulation to build AI. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
29 November 2018 Wire Scientists find gut bacteria in the human brain A surprising new result catches the attention of the neuroscience community. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
19 November 2018 Wire The problem with scientific credit Our algorithm said a courtesy driver should have won the Nobel Prize. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 01 November 2018 Food What’s wrong with bananas How industrial agriculture stole sex from our most important fresh fruit crop. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 01 November 2018 Wire Why do taxonomists write the meanest obituaries? The open nature of the science of classification virtually guarantees fights. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 09 October 2018 Biodiversity This biologists’ HMS Beagle is a smelly truck We are at the midpoint of our journey. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 04 October 2018 Wire Your IQ matters less than you think In studies of children and historical figures, IQ falls short as a measure of success. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 20 September 2018 Wire Is it time to get rid of time? The crisis inside the physics of time. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 14 September 2018 Water Los Angeles should be buried The San Gabriel Mountains are waging war on Los Angeles and Ed Heinlein's chainsaw is screaming in the late afternoon sun. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 13 September 2018 Wire Geology makes you time-literate A scientist tells us how her field instills timefulness. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
nautil.us 10 September 2018 Energy Why nuclear power professionals are serious about joking around The Summer Games events often have a dark humor to them—they play around with nuclear disaster scenarios in ways outsiders might find jarring. Read the Full Article on nautil.us
Peter Dykstra: SEJ enters middle age with grace And more importantly, with new blood, as the beat goes on
The attention on microplastic pollution is welcomed. But scientists can do better. An expert marine biologist on the many ways microplastic pollution research can be bolstered
PFAS with your pizza? People who eat more takeout have higher levels of harmful chemicals in their bodies Yet another reason to favor home-cooked meals
Reporters gather to talk environment, health, climate The world's largest gathering of environmental journalists kicks off Wednesday in Fort Collins, Colo.
Common insecticide threatens survival of wild, migrating birds Neonicotinoids are harming more than bees.
Parents of child cancer victims plead with PA Governor Wolf to attend cancer crisis meeting 350 individuals and 50 groups in Southwestern PA's fracking country are urging the governor to hear from impacted communities
