The slender-billed curlew as an illustrated case study
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Some birds may use songs to help each other migrate
The post Birds of a Feather Talk Together appeared first on Nautilus.
And why it’s bad for patients
The post Why Doctors Test Too Much appeared first on Nautilus.
What are the philosophical and empirical dimensions of the association of neoliberalism with free markets and why are they so hard to shake off? My latest articles argue that we need to dispel the neoliberalism = free markets couplet and re-evaluate how we assess neoliberalism.
The post All that has never been true: the dismal ruins of the neoliberalism = free markets assumption appeared first on Progress in Political Economy (PPE).
Stratospheric balloons are giving astronomers sharper views of the universe
The post Balloon-Borne Telescopes Take Off appeared first on Nautilus.
Some of them seem to be repeat offenders
The post The Problem with Problem Sharks appeared first on Nautilus.
A photographer and science teacher tells a new climate story about agriculture
The post Finding Strange Beauty in Food appeared first on Nautilus.
Viruses may play a surprising part
The post A Missing Link Between Concussion and Alzheimer’s appeared first on Nautilus.
I use the filmmaker’s work in my psychology lab to understand how we make sense of an unsettling world
The post David Lynch Opens a Portal to Our Minds appeared first on Nautilus.
New DNA studies reveal more benefits from our hominin friends
The post How Neanderthals Kept Our Ancestors Warm appeared first on Nautilus.