Hot Heads: Why Mammals Need R.E.M. Sleep - The New York Times
Fur seals can switch off and on R.E.M. sleep when they're in the sea and on land, a pattern never seen before. Scientists believe it might mean R.E.M. sleep helps generate heat in our skulls, like shivering for the brain.Credit...Mickrick, via Getty Images On a December evening in 1951, Eugene Aserinsky, a physiologist at the University of Chicago, placed electrodes on the scalp of his 8-year-old
How the Father of Computer Science Decoded Nature’s Mysterious Patterns (Published 2018)
Many have heard of Alan Turing, the mathematician and logician who invented modern computing in 1935. They know Turing, the cryptologist who cracked the Nazi Enigma code, helped win World War II. And they remember Turing as a martyr for gay rights who, after being prosecuted and sentenced to chemical castration, committed suicide by eating an apple laced with cyanide in 1954. But few have heard of
This Mutant Crayfish Clones Itself, and It’s Taking Over Europe - The New York Times
The marbled crayfish is a mutant species that clones itself, scientists report. The population is exploding in Europe, but the species appears to have originated only about 25 years ago.Credit...Ranja Andriantsoa Frank Lyko, a biologist at the German Cancer Research Center, studies the six-inch-long marbled crayfish. Finding specimens is easy: Dr. Lyko can buy the crayfish at pet stores in Germany
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A Crispr Conundrum: How Cells Fend Off Gene Editing (Published 2018)
The Great Breakup: The First Arrivals to the Americas Split Into Two Groups (Published 2018)
Coyotes Conquered North America. Now They’re Heading South. (Published 2018)
Is This the World’s Most Diverse National Park? (Published 2018)
Every Cell in Your Body Has the Same DNA. Except It Doesn’t. (Published 2018)
Scientists Made Snails Remember Something That Never Happened to Them (Published 2018)
Frog-Killing Fungus Found to Have Origins on Korean Peninsula (Published 2018)
Hints of Human Evolution in Chimpanzees That Endure a Savanna’s Heat (Published 2018)
Bodies Remodeled for a Life at Sea (Published 2018)
Threatened: A Green-Haired Turtle That Can Breathe Through Its Genitals (Published 2018)
Hot Springs Lower Stress in Japan’s Popular Bathing Monkeys (Published 2018)
Was a Tiny Mummy in the Atacama an Alien? No, but the Real Story Is Almost as Strange (Published 2018)
David Reich Unearths Human History Etched in Bone - The New York Times
These Spiders Hunt Their Own Kind - The New York Times
How One Child’s Sickle Cell Mutation Helped Protect the World From Malaria - The New York Times
It’s a Dog’s World, Especially in the Lab. Where Are the Cats? - The New York Times
Starfish See Pretty Well in the Deep Ocean. By the Way, Starfish Have Eyes. - The New York Times