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Milestone Stem-Cell Paper Shows Signs Of Cheating, But The Cells Could Still Be Real
Real cheating, no jokes
Why We Haven’t Built A Better Black Box
The technology's here, but financial and ethical constraints keep pointing us in the wrong direction.
Japan Ordered To Stop Its Whaling Program
The UN court said that the hunt was not for scientific purposes, as Japan had claimed.
Robots Seem More Thoughtful If They Glance Away While They Talk
Maybe you can use some of these tricks to impress your next date. (Plus, talking about robots is always impressive and sexy, non?)
Israeli Students Spoof Waze App With Fake Traffic Jam
The future of cyber attacks is mildly annoying.
Where Gravitational Waves Are Found: Behind The Scenes At BICEP2
A scientist stationed in Antarctica tells about the biggest scientific discovery of the year, and how to have fun at the Pole.
Video: Aesop-Inspired Study Shows Crows Can Be As Smart As Human Children
Crows can drop stones into water to raise the level and access floating treats.
Which Animal Species Would Fare Best After Noah’s Ark?
In which Popular Science worries about inbreeding.
In Most Ambitious DNA Building Project Ever, Scientists Make An Artificial Yeast Chromosome
We're constructing ever-more-complicated creatures in labs.
Painted Sunsets Hold Record of Volcanic Eruptions, Pollution
From the Renaissance to the present, the colors master painters choose to depict sunsets tell us what's in the air
Radio Tecnico: How The Zetas Cartel Took Over Mexico With Walkie-Talkies
Inside the communications infrastructure of the ultraviolent syndicate