Block D - Science Folks

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Elite Gamers Share Mental Toughness with Top Athletes, Study Finds

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Discovery Allows 3D printing of Sensors Directly on Expanding Organs

3 months ago

Soap Bubbles Pollinated a Pear Orchard Without Damaging Delicate Flowers

3 months ago

Spectacular Bird’s-Eye View? Hummingbirds See Diverse Colors Humans Can Only Imagine

3 months ago

The first intuitive programming language for quantum computers

3 months ago

How Playing the Drums Changes the Brain

4 months ago

Block D-3

Why do Bees Love Hexagons?

4 months ago

Bedbugs Walked the Earth 100 Million Years Ago

5 months ago

Oldest Scandinavian Human DNA Revealed Through Chewing Gum

6 months ago

Can We Really Learn While We Sleep?

6 months ago

Dog Breeds that are more Likely to Bite Children, Study Finds Evidence

6 months ago

Social Media Causes Depression. Really?

7 months ago

Block D-4

Study Suggests Leonardo da Vinci Had ADHD, Is It True?

7 months ago

Could Ultrasound Be a Potent Treatment for Diabetes in the Future?

7 months ago

Mediterranean Diet a Possible Cure for Depression, a New Study Suggests

7 months ago

Brain Changes in Alzheimer’s Can Occur 34 Years Before the Condition, Study Suggests

8 months ago

A Novel Drug for Alzheimer’s Just Passed the First Clinical Testing on Humans

8 months ago

Interview with an Endive Farmer

3 years ago

Different Types of Science News

3 years ago

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3 years ago

Block D-2

Elite Gamers Share Mental Toughness with Top Athletes, Study Finds

Discovery Allows 3D printing of Sensors Directly on Expanding Organs

Soap Bubbles Pollinated a Pear Orchard Without Damaging Delicate Flowers

Spectacular Bird’s-Eye View? Hummingbirds See Diverse Colors Humans Can Only Imagine

The first intuitive programming language for quantum computers

How Playing the Drums Changes the Brain

Block D-1

Elite Gamers Share Mental Toughness with Top Athletes, Study Finds

Discovery Allows 3D printing of Sensors Directly on Expanding Organs

Soap Bubbles Pollinated a Pear Orchard Without Damaging Delicate Flowers

Block D-3

Why do Bees Love Hexagons?

Bedbugs Walked the Earth 100 Million Years Ago

Oldest Scandinavian Human DNA Revealed Through Chewing Gum

Can We Really Learn While We Sleep?

Dog Breeds that are more Likely to Bite Children, Study Finds Evidence

Block D-4

Study Suggests Leonardo da Vinci Had ADHD, Is It True?

Could Ultrasound Be a Potent Treatment for Diabetes in the Future?

Mediterranean Diet a Possible Cure for Depression, a New Study Suggests

Brain Changes in Alzheimer’s Can Occur 34 Years Before the Condition, Study Suggests

A Novel Drug for Alzheimer’s Just Passed the First Clinical Testing on Humans

Interview with an Endive Farmer

Different Types of Science News

Delivery Methods

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