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The Man Who Delayed D-Day
The eminent oceanographer Walter Munk reflects on science and war.
What Goes On in a Proton? Quark Math Still Conflicts With Experiments.
Two ways of approximating the ultra-complicated math that governs quark particles have recently come into conflict, leaving physicists unsure what their decades-old theory predicts.
Sugary Camouflage on Coronavirus Offers Vaccine Clues
In the fight against viruses and other pathogens, scientists are looking beyond genes and proteins to the complex sugars, or glycans, on cell surfaces.
What’s Missing in Pandemic Models
Philosophy is needed to put the science of COVID-19 in perspective.
Galileo the Science Publicist
Scientists putting their lives on the line can take heart from a great astronomer.
How Science Trumps Denial
Scientists putting their career and health on the line can take heart from Galileo.
We Aren’t Selfish After All
In turbulent times, people go from “me” thinking to “we” thinking.
Guided by Plant Voices
Plants talk to this ecologist. They tell her how to do better science.










