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Brain wiring a no-brainer? Scans reveal astonishingly simple 3D grid structure
Curvature in this DSI image of a whole human brain turns out to be folding of 2-D sheets of parallel neuronal fibers that cross paths at right angles.28 March 2012 Last updated at 01:33 By Victoria Gill Science reporter, BBC Nature
BBC Nature - Bottlenose dolphins: 'Gangs' run society, scientists say
Will we ever… talk to dolphins? | Not Exactly Rocket Science
Here’s the fourth piece from my new BBC columnSize matters: Large Marine Protected Areas work for dolphins
Has modern science become dysfunctional?
"Incentives have evolved over the decades to encourage some behaviors that are detrimental to good science," says Ferric Fang, editor-in-chief of the journal , a publication of the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), who is speaking today at the meeting of the Committee of Science, Technology, and Law of the NAS along with Arturo Casadevall, editor-in -chief of , the ASM's online, open-access journal.Par Quentin Mauguit, Futura-Sciences En descendant au fond de la fosse des Mariannes jusqu’à 10.898 mètres sous la surface, le cinéaste James Cameron devient le troisième homme à avoir atteint le point le plus profond de la Planète. Les pourtours du sous-marin Deepsea Challenger ont été filmés en trois dimensions durant l'intégralité de la plongée.

