Scientists are drowning in Covid-19 papers. Can new tools keep them afloat?

The hunt is on for better ways to collect and search pandemic studies | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

T cells found in Covid-19 patients ‘bode well’ for long-term immunity

New findings suggest past infections may offer some protection against the novel coronavirus | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

Can Nuclear Fallout Make It Rain?

Radioactivity in the air may have boosted precipitation during the Cold War | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

Scientist who fought Ebola and HIV reflects on facing death from Covid-19

Top virologist Peter Piot spent 1 week at a London hospital in April and has been recovering at home since | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

'Finally, a virus got me.’ Scientist who fought Ebola and HIV reflects

Top virologist Peter Piot spent 1 week at a London hospital in April and has been recovering at home since | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

Astronomers find closest black hole to Earth, hiding in plain sight

The black hole in the triple system HR 6819 is just 1000 light years from Earth | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

The archaeological record is full of dog poop

Method designed to distinguish ancient human from canine feces reveals surprises | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 3 years ago

New York clinical trial quietly tests heartburn remedy against coronavirus

Hospital data from China and a classified drug screening program led to the rapid launch of $21 million study | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Covid-19 vaccine protects monkeys from new coronavirus, Chinese biotech reports

China’s Sinovac makes headway with old-fashioned technology that “kills” whole virus | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Surveys suggesting vast undercount of coronavirus infections may be unreliable

Critics question accuracy of tests and media promotion before full results are published | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

How does coronavirus kill? Clinicians trace a ferocious rampage through the body

The lungs are ground zero for COVID-19, but blood clots may play a surprisingly big role in severe illness | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Refilling California’s Aquifers

Scientists are figuring out how more winter floodwater can be stored underground, but agricultural cutbacks may still be needed | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Artificial intelligence is evolving all by itself – Science – AAAS

Advance replicates decades of AI research in days | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Giant viruses aren’t alive. So why have they stolen genes essential for life?

Scan of ocean microbes reveals some surprises | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Ending coronavirus lockdowns will be a dangerous process of trial and error

There’s no scientific consensus on when it’s safe to reopen schools, businesses, restaurants, and bars | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Illness and disability loom after weeks on a ventilator | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Scientists have turned the structure of the coronavirus into music

“Sonification” could help researchers identify binding sites for new drugs | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Can a century-old TB vaccine steel the immune system against the new coronavirus

Scientists launch trial of bacillus Calmette-Guérin, a vaccine made of living bacteria, to protect health care workers at risk of COVID-19 infection | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Philip Anderson, legendary theorist whose ideas shaped modern physics, dies

Combative savant made contributions—and enemies—across many fields | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Mathematics of life and death: How disease models shape national shutdowns

The coronavirus highlights the “huge responsibility” of infectious disease modelers | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

The psychologist exploring unconscious bias–and its consequences for society

Jennifer Eberhardt’s experiments reveal impact of implicit racial bias, from classroom discipline to police shootings | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Singapore claims first use of antibody test to track coronavirus infections

Researchers hope serological testing will help them better understand the epidemic | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

Cellphone tracking could help stem coronavirus spread. Is privacy the price?

Researchers strategize ways to trace infections and contacts amid data protection laws | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago

'I'm going to keep pushing.' Anthony Fauci tries to make the White House listen to facts of the pandemic

The infectious disease researcher has become the United States’s most trusted coronavirus expert | Continue reading

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@sciencemag.org | 4 years ago