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Top Ten Scientific Tips On How To Finish Reading This Scientific Article

November 28, 2019 Marc Hallworth

Biology

Grad Student’s Small Side Project Blossoms Into Year-Long Nightmare

November 6, 2019 Lexa Graham

Engineering

Wow! This New Office Chair Is Specially Engineered To Support Your Spine, But Break Your Spirit

October 27, 2019 Marc Hallworth

Engineering

Quantum Physicist Raises Suspicion After Winning Lottery Three Weeks in a Row

October 21, 2019 Michael Donoghue

Engineering

Man’s Sex Robot ‘Isn’t Ready to Put A Label On It’, Even Though Label Making is One of Her Primary Functions

October 7, 2019 Dana Pearce

Engineering

Progress! Software Engineers Have Successfully Given This Robot Depression

September 10, 2019 Amar Singh

“I almost gave myself regular depression working on this,” admitted one scientist, “but thankfully it is now the robot, not me, that wants to kill itself.”

Biology

Genetics Lab That Created The Platypus Wondering How Long Until They’re Caught

September 4, 2019 Rob Ito

Despite the general public’s acceptance that the egg-laying mammalian monstrosity evolved naturally, the group fears their discovery may be inevitable.

Engineering

High School Student Decides To Major In Engineering After Getting 83% One Time In Physics

July 8, 2019 Marc Hallworth

“83% is a decent enough mark to base the rest of my life on.”

Engineering

Sexism In Science? This Solar Panel Doesn’t Have A Single Woman On It

June 24, 2019 Lexa Graham

Critics are taking aim at the solar industry after an investigation revealed that no woman has ever spoken on any of the world’s solar panels.

Chemistry

Health Inspector Deeply Unsettled By Lab’s “Do Not Microwave Fish, Curry, Or Aromatic Hydrocarbons” Note

June 16, 2019 Craig Fay

“I worry that the inclusion of “aromatic hydrocarbons” implies the issue was mostly due to their strong smell, and not the extremely high risk of cancer.”

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