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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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Moons of Saturn
Physicist Michele Dougherty on Cassini and Voyager missions and the possibility of life on Enceladus
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End of Knowledge
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Evolutionary Algorithms
Computer scientist Joseph Brown on Darwinian evolution, genetic algorithms, and the zombie apocalypse
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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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Bioinformatics After High Throughput Sequencing
Bioinformatician Manja Marz on non-coding RNAs, the dynamic programming approach, and homology search
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Brain Imaging
Neuroscientist Karl Friston on different types of brain measurement techniques, people's reaction to emotional stimuli, and the possibility of brain mapping
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Social Motivation
Neuroscientist Antonia Hamilton on the practical use of the neuropsychological laboratory research, the difference between static and dynamic image perception, and how motivation can be measured
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Star Formation
Astronomer Christopher McKee on gas clouds, supernovae and theories of massive star formation
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Origin of Birds as Modified Dinosaurs
Biologist Arkhat Abzhanov on Archosaurs, paedomorphosis, and the evolution of birds
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