GoKawiil
61.
62.
Babies at nursery shape each other’s microbiomes
(feeds.nature.com)
63.
Tiny robot fish could swim through the body powered by ultrasound
(feeds.nature.com)
64.
These hungry immune cells tidy sleeping flies' brains
(feeds.nature.com)
65.
66.
Mozilla’s new AI strategy marks a return to its ‘rebel alliance’ roots
(feeds.feedburner.com)
67.
68.
Elon Musk’s Go-To Banker Is Back in Action for the SpaceX IPO
(feeds.content.dowjones.io)
69.
Tree rings and salt lakes give clues about ancient rainfall
(feeds.nature.com)
70.
71.
Publishing less won’t save the research system
(feeds.nature.com)
72.
Preserving water under megacities is crucial — and urgent
(feeds.nature.com)
73.
Thoughts on Generating C
(news.ycombinator.com)
74.
Jupiter gets downsized — and squashed
(feeds.nature.com)
76.
Super-sniffer aeroplane finds oil fields’ hidden emissions
(feeds.nature.com)
77.
Briefing Chat: 'External lungs' keep man alive for 48 hours until transplant
(feeds.nature.com)
78.
Not just a chip off the old block: nanoparticles reveal odd traits
(feeds.nature.com)
79.
Beetle is locked in to an eternal dance ― with an ant
(feeds.nature.com)
80.
A way to gauge the equity of ocean-related initiatives
(feeds.nature.com)
81.
Evolutionary insights into a skin fold
(feeds.nature.com)
82.
Atlantic ocean currents defied the ice age
(feeds.nature.com)
83.
Common genetic variants affect risk of a major cause of pregnancy loss
(feeds.nature.com)
84.
These mysterious ridges could help skin regenerate
(feeds.nature.com)
85.
86.
The Oklahoma Architect Who Turned Kitsch into Art
(news.ycombinator.com)
87.
As AI fragments, enterprise control is the next battleground
(feeds.feedburner.com)
88.
A history of hocus pocus: witchcraft down the ages
(feeds.nature.com)
89.
Who does academic consulting serve?
(feeds.nature.com)
90.
Embrace diverse PhD supervision styles — but enforce essential standards
(feeds.nature.com)