An invitation to explore the archive of talks from the recent ASA annual meeting.
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Science Corner: The Patience of Science
I have a lot of respect for the Japanese team that spent 12 years culturing bacteria from a group called Lokiarchaea.
Science Corner: Trust the Scientist, Not the Science?
[A]ccording to the latest Pew survey results, public trust in scientists to act in our best interests is up in the United States.
Science Book Review: Slime – How Algae Created Us, Plague Us, and Just Might Save Us
Since I’m at the beach this week, it seems like a good time to leave you with a review of Ruth Kassinger’s Slime, a broad survey of all the ways scientists and entrepreneurs are solving problems with algae.
Science Corner: Seeing is Believing
Twenty nineteen has been a banner year for glimpses at the elusive and previously unseen.