Great tips, cute geek. So basically, put these 6 ingredients, kale, beets, blueberries, apples, cayenne peppers, and anchovies in a juicer, and it’ll help improve your brain power while keeping it healthy at the same time! Whether you’re studying for a test or just feeling like your brain needs an extra kick, try these foods […]
Are you more honest than a banker? Under what circumstances would you lie, or cheat, and what effect does your deception have on society at large? Dan Ariely, one of the world’s leading voices on human motivation and behaviour is the latest big thinker to get the RSA Animate treatment. [Via IHC]
Find out how to stop procrastinating…by procrastinating with this video. Procrastination Inception! Thanks Mitchell! [ASAPScience]
YouTubers Veritasium, a self-described “science video blog from atoms to astrophysics,” have created a new, effing adorable music video about the bonding properties of atoms — which apparently, are out just lookin’ for love! [Via Gay Geek]
Plymouth University professor Dr Roy Lowry demonstrates the explosive power of liquid nitogen returning to its gaseous state. Weeeeeeeee… [Via IO9]
Another great video from the folks @ ASAP Science. Time for some interesting facts to make your head explode! Now you can sound even smarter around your friends with these simple but super fun facts about life! [ASAPSCIENCE]
Four and a half years ago, the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle launched a little project called the Allen Brain Atlas. This week, it’s complete, and thanks to the hard work of an international team led by Michael Hawrylycz, we now have a high-res, searchable 3D map of the human brain. Even better? […]
We can do this, we can change the world! A musical investigation into the causes and effects of global climate change and our opportunities to use science to offset it. Featuring Bill Nye, David Attenborough, Richard Alley and Isaac Asimov. “Our Biggest Challenge” is the 16th episode of the Symphony of Science series by melodysheep. […]
Remember Caine, that kid who built a cardboard arcade and thanks to it, amassed over $200ks in donations to persue a future degree in engineering? Well, things have certainly gone very well for him, so well in fact, that a new foundation was launched in his honor to help kids just like him develop the […]
Have you sometimes found that when you’re facing a really tough problem, an old kindergarten trick can sometimes work quite perfectly? Well apparently that can extend to quantum computers as well. At the University of Toronto, researchers have combined superconducting materials and semiconducting materials using good, wholesome two-sided Scotch tape. Quantum computing is a highly […]