On Our Best Behavior? Not!
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Oliver Vikbladh delights in this history from the bad boy of econ... and how it's affecting everything from decision making to neuroscience
Read MoreOur contributors hail from all over the sciences — and all over the world. We’ll share what brought us to science, why we stay, and what makes us (occasionally) want to run away. There will be eureka moments, scientific screw-ups, advice to youngsters, peers, and elders, as well as whimsical stories about space exploration, fruit fly cognition, and how a neuron can live its best life.
Oliver Vikbladh delights in this history from the bad boy of econ... and how it's affecting everything from decision making to neuroscience
Read MoreDoes beauty have biological meaning? Neuroscientist Alessio Travaglia considers Darwin’s forgotten theory
Read MoreFrancisca Gil admires a clear-eyed view of coders—and the world they have wrought
Read MoreRhea Datta savors a collection of essays by Oliver Sacks, as he pays final homage to his scientific touchstones
Read MoreAre jellyfish the ocean’s 'canaries in a coal mine?’ Emily North sees concerning parallels
Read MoreMarcela Coronado dissects Robert Boyd’s argument that culture makes our species unique
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