These will all be behind a paywall.
Starting about a year ago, I started subscribing to a number of periodicals; Science was one of them.
Christmas gift to myself or to my wife this year: a subscription to The Atlantic.
But for now, the Science headlines that caught my interest, and the link to the on-line periodical.
North Dakota: paleontologist accused of fraud in paper on dino-killing asteroid.
- Melanie During: plaintiff
- Robert DePalma: defendent
- Tanis, North Dakota
- at the time, back in 2017, DePalma was a graduate student at the University of Kansas, Lawrence
- he held the lease then and still holds the lease to the site, which is on private land, and controls access to it.
- doesn't change the science; just changes who deserves the credit.
Laser fusion:
- it took hundred of megajoules of electricity to produce a piddly two Mj of laser light, which in turn produced a measly three Mj of fusion energy
- 192 lasers required
- mainstream media reporting that it took only two Mj of energy to produce three MJ of fuusion energy
- wow, I hate "false reporting"
Multiple sclerosis: viral etiology?
- epidemiologists trawled 20 years of medical records for more than 10 million US military recruits
- long suspected; now likely confirmed: Epstein-Barr virus
- this is huge on so many levels; for me -- military electronic medical records -- a game changer;
- the civilian world will never match the military medical record universe; it's incredible
RSV vaccines near the finish line.
NASA's spectacular new telescope.
"Zero-Covid" policy no longer works in China.
Pandemic vaccine equity program may soon start winding down.
UK, NYC to screen 200,000 newborns for 200 rare genetic diseases, using a single drop of blood.
US passes landmark climate law: the Inflation Reduction Act.
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