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Venusian Volcanism
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Statistics and State in USSR
Historian Alain Blum on statistics as a tool of government and propaganda, the Ukrainian famine of the 1930s, and unresolved social problems
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“Your kids are what you eat”
Descendants of starved worms appear to be more resistant to starvation and heat stress
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Science and Spectacle in the 18th Century Russia
Historian of Science Simon Werret on the Russian Academy of Sciences, the foundation of Saint Petersburg, and the application of a spectacle in order to develop scientific tradition
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Prevention of Diabetes
Epidemologist Nick Wareham on how social and economic changes can contribute to the prevention of diabetes, the most balanced diet, and genetic predisposition to the disease
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Unique Sound Systems Allow Parrots to Talk
Scientists have found structures in parrot brain responsible for sound imitation
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A flourishing biosphere with atmospheric nitrogen 3.2 billion years ago
New Nature article debate dating of nitrogen fixation emergence
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Multiple Drug Resistance
Biologist Rajendra Prasad on drug-resistant pathogens, how they affect us and why it is so difficult to fight them
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Metal-eating microbes and the industrial revolution
A freshwater basin in the heart of Africa offers a glimpse into one of Earth’s early oceans and shows how a tiny group of microbes could develop the biggest iron-deposits on Earth
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