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Where Have All The Bad Scientific Talks Gone?

Science meetings should be more than a space for self-promotion and dullness. No more room for bad talks Probably you have noticed that there is no...

How Einstein Could Still Save the Earth

Einstein’s seminal work, known today simply as “General Relativity (GR),” celebrates its 100th birthday this year; it’s only fitting that Science then vindicate his...

Discrete Analysis Revolutionizes Publishing Landscape

Open Access mathematics' journal disrupts the current publishing paradigm.

New Open Access Roadmap

New Open Access roadmap sets the goal for a fully open access world.

Schizophrenia Killed The Cat

Toxoplasma may no longer be responsible for mental disorders

Ravens Can See Themselves As Someone Else

Study shows that ravens have “Theory of Mind,” something that was thought only humans had.

Love? All You Need Is… Oxytocin!

Oxytocin, the love hormone, is involved in emphatetic behaviours in tiny rodents.

4 Ways Meat Industry Is Destroying The Environment

Meat industry responsible for irreversible environmental damages, Cowspiracy reveals.

A Steak A Day Will Keep Sustainability Away

Meat industry under pressure, after Cowspiracy revealed unsustainable practices. Since we were little, we were taught that cows are happy big animals that give us...

Are Metaphors Just Handy Tools In Science?

For science communicators, metaphors can be both fun and dangerous. Metaphors are probably a storyteller’s second best friend. The work of scientists and science journalists...