| Bigger brains mean longer yawns; Nobel Prize in chemistry is awarded for molecular machines; Ask a MacArthur ‘genius': Can breaking carbon-hydrogen bonds change the course of modern medicine?; It’s been 53 years since a woman won the Nobel Prize in physics. What’s the holdup?; ‘Brain-training’ games train you in only one thing: Playing brain-training games; 2016 Nobel Prize in physics awarded for revealing ‘the secrets of exotic matter’; Ask a MacArthur ‘genius': Who owns science?; Bees were just added to the U.S. endangered-species list for the first time; Why scheduling naps is one of NASA’s most important jobs; Gravitational wave detection is a favorite for the 2016 physics Nobel Prize; | | | | | | | Rachel Feltman and Sarah Kaplan on Science |
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