Here are some of the most interesting science articles I read this week:
Can bioglass help mend broken bones?
Cooling molecules may be a stepping stone to quantum computing
Nanowires can lift liquids as effectively as tubes
Personalized brain mapping technique preserves function following surgery
Nighttime OK contact lens can reshape eye, restore near vision
Time changes a fossil bird's colors
Cthulhu come to life: tiny octopus-like creature found in termite belly
Metals in flowers may play role in bumblebee decline
The great fall: world population to stop growing in 2050
High-tech camera takes precise 3D images from a distance
Enjoy your weekend! If you're online Sunday, please stop by the Goddess Fish Party Pavilion (NSFW). I'll be one of the guest bloggers throughout the day, though I don't know yet I'll have scheduled times or be part of a free-for-all. There may even be a Rafflecopter giveaway.
4 comments:
A tiny Cthulhu? It's the beginning of the end.
I fear you're right, Alex. Unless we can squash him now while there's still time...
Interesting stuff. The one that caught my eye was about world population. I have been wondering about that as it seems a lot of people aren't having kids these days.
Or cutting back on how many they're having. We originally planned to have two but changed our minds.
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