PopSci's 'Wonders Of The Year 2020' (from 2011)
People had lofty ambitions for the future in 2011? How did they pan out?
The Raspberry Pi as a tool for biological sciences
If you’re looking for biology project, why not try using a Raspberry Pi?
Crypto traders keep wanting to touch tungsten cubes for some reason
Touch the cube… TOUCH IT!
Nature.com on Black women with ovarian cancer requiring a "greater focus"
‘Reducing disparities in medical science needs to be intentional’, says Sophia George.
Flurona is BS says doctor who knows what she's talking about
Don’t worry, there’s no hybrid virus.
The most important metals in a smartphone
That phone you’re reading this on contains a lot of expensive and rare metals, you know.
Reebok's biodegradable shoes
Shoes made of corn and compost? It’s okay, it’s part of Reebok’s PLEDGE!
DeepMind enters the language model arena
The quirky natural language processing acronyms just keep on coming.
Can't sleep, death'll eat me
What would happen if you never slept?
40 winks in the distant future
Snooze you lose? Light years? 2001: A Space Odyssey? Was Jamiroquai trying to tell us something about sleep all this time?
A unified geologic map of the Moon
Explore every inch of the moon with this unified map.
How to make your own 3D printed moon lamp
There are no dark sides to this moon lamp.
The top 11 posts of 2021
What’s been popular on LOGiCFACE this year?
The Christmas trees of the sea
It’s Christmas everyday under the sea (particularly if you live off the the SoCal coast)
Supporting Black students as they embark on their STEM journeys
DeLean Tolbert Smith’s explored the ways that Black families and their activities influenced their children’s STEM experiences.
There still aren't enough Black speakers at neuroscience conferences
‘For the good of science, be intentional. Let’s all go beyond words. Do.’
A beard-combing robot for Santa
Santa is too busy to comb his beard so here’s a robot to do it for him.
Quanta's year in mathematics and computer science
A lot has happened in maths and computer science in 2021. Quanta picked some of the highlights in their yearly review.
Kate Crawford says we are misunderstanding what AI is
What is AI? Not even the pioneering enterprises truly understand it, says Kate Crawford.
Coincidental correlations?
‘Spurious charts and fascinating factoids!’