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americanscientist.org

• Taraxacum officinale
• The Uncommon Habits of Our Most Common Spiders
• Using Data to Understand the World
• Mathematical Mosaics
• The Rise of Parkinson's Disease
• Naming the Universe
• Gene Editing and the War Against Malaria
• Is There a Better Way to Control Room Temperature?
• Depicting a Fragmented World
• The Hard Hat

bigl.flegr.com

• Nová antologie představuje fantastický svět astrobiologie
• Zmnožit, specializovat, osekat. Biologové odhalují, jak se vyvinuly masožravé rostliny.
• O zlých a hodných virech, a také jak nevypustit Krakena
• Nesterilní imunita přichází
• Pozor na superinfikce!
• Planeta virů? Země podle nového výzkumu hostí obří fágy zcela neznámých typů.
• Kolik je nakažených
• Jak může hloupý virus chytře mutovat?
• Jak ještě dlouho?
• Vyčteme charakter druhých z jejich tváře?

cosmosmagazine.com

• Early disc galaxy puts theories in a spin
• A new old link between Siberia and America
• The choices of animals
• When you cough, how far can it go?
• Just how well do bees count?
• Astronomers think they’ve seen signs of planet birth
• How a pandemic created a cleaner planet
• Fancy VR fact-finds fly flight
• An Aussie elaphrosaur younger than all the rest
• Probing silicate materials at deep-Earth conditions
• Watch as a journalist’s mind is rewired
• Astronomers create ‘decoder’ to gauge exoplanet climate

europeanscientist.com

• Wildlife extinction accelerating at unprecedented rate
• The world’s forests are becoming shorter and younger
• EU commits to green energy in coronavirus recovery strategy
• Shortages after the pandemic? Farm to Fork and the Green Deal for degrowth
• World health experts urge ‘green’ recovery from coronavirus pandemic
• WHO warns of ‘second peak’ in coronavirus infections
• Antarctica is turning greener as a result of climate change
• Aquaponics can have both environmental and cost benefits
• Proposed EU biodiversity strategy to restore nature ‘lacks tools’
• Covid-19 exposes shortfalls of Europe’s digital transition

labnews.co.uk

• Researchers uncover a world of life on the back of a turtle
• Materials Informatics: The Time For Adoption is Now
• Viable sodium-ion battery for sustainable energy storage
• Oil-hungry smart sponge could restore our oceans
• ESPRESSO confirms Earth-sized planet around the nearest star
• New MIT protein production protocol will speed up drug delivery
• New technique for higher resolution molecular imaging and analysis
• Plastic-eating superworms host biodegrading gut bacteria
• A roadmap for effective treatment of COVID-19
• Deep earthquake simulation may unravel geophysical mystery (video)
• Tracking the physics of biological cells using nanodevices (video)
• How to fast without having to fast

nasa.gov

• NASA Awards Marshall Operations, Systems, Services and Integration Contract
• NASA Announces Challenge Seeking Innovative Ideas to Advance Missions
• NASA Invites Media to Launch of Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover
• NASA Assigns Astronaut Kate Rubins to Expedition 63/64 Space Station Crew
• NASA Administrator, Sen. Cruz, Rep. Babin to Discuss Crew Dragon Test Flight at Briefing in Houston
• NASA Astronauts Launch from America in Historic Test Flight of SpaceX Crew Dragon
• Next NASA Advisory Council Meeting Postponed
• Eight US Manufacturers Selected to Make NASA COVID-19 Ventilator
• Updates to Coverage of Landmark NASA SpaceX Commercial Crew Test Flight
• Coverage of Landmark NASA SpaceX Commercial Crew Test Flight

nature.com

newscientist.com

• Crops sprayed with 'barcoded' spores could help trace food poisoning
• Covid-19 news: People in the UK are sleeping less well under lockdown
• Covid-19: Social 'bubbles' unlikely to be allowed soon in the UK
• Electric current helps dampen tics in people with Tourette's syndrome
• CO2 levels hit record high despite emissions dip from coronavirus
• GPS mystery is making ships appear to teleport and move in circles
• Why #oddlysatisfying videos are so oddly satisfying
• Why have there been so many coronavirus deaths in the UK?
• Chronic Lyme disease: How one tick bite can ruin your health for ever
• This robot can tell when sewers need repairing by scratching the walls
• First life on Earth may actually have been built from both RNA and DNA
• We've just found the largest and oldest Mayan monument yet

online.muni.cz

• Proč lidé věří, nebo nevěří institucím? Vzniká evropská studie důvěry ve společnost
• Masarykova univerzita má novou metodiku pro financování vědy
• Smír mezi rodiči a školami po éře domácí výuky nepřijde
• Vědci z Masarykovy univerzity vyvíjejí rychlejší testování na koronavirus
• Fyzici vylepšují vlastnosti nanovlákenných filtrů. Využijí se i v rouškách
• Vyrovná se hodnota karanténou zachráněných životů ekonomickému propadu?
• Jak vybrat vhodnou ochrannou masku? Antropologové vyvíjejí metodiku
• V žaludcích mamutů našli vědci krajinu doby ledové
• Video: Seriál Badatelna pomáhá žákům i učitelům. Dívejte se taky
• Home office v době minulé, současné a budoucí
• Lékařská fakulta spustila první portál s vědeckými poznatky o COVID-19 v češtině
• Slabým místem nádorových buněk může být bílkovina CDK11

phys.org

• Argentine paleontologists discover small carnivorous dinosaur
• Self-assembling, biomimetic composites possess unusual electrical properties
• NASA ocean ecosystem mission preparing to make waves
• New image of a cancer-related enzyme in action helps explain gene regulation
• NASA infrared imagery indicates Cristobal's heavy rainmaking capabilities
• Plant detectives develop new way to trace global spread of major plant disease
• Mangrove trees won't survive sea-level rise by 2050 if emissions aren't cut
• Discovery unlocks 'hot' electrons for more efficient energy use
• DNA-barcoded microbial spores can trace origin of objects, agricultural products
• Ancient genomic insights into the early population of the Caribbean
• Novel switch protein that 'turns on' sperm for fertilization
• Cyprus study shows big pollutant drop during lockdown

popsci.com

• Watch a stunt athlete hit the autobahn (hard) on a bike
• Racism is undeniably a public health issue
• A major study just found hydroxychloroquine doesn’t prevent COVID-19
• The best gaming headphones for an immersive experience
• Almost everything you know about cheese is wrong
• Meet the hard-working microbes that make your favorite cheeses
• The best ways to get your iced coffee fix
• Eight international cheeses you need to try once
• Stylish and functional wine racks for any size collection
• How to protect yourself from rubber bullets—and why these ‘nonlethal’ weapons are so dangerous
• Four lunch bags that will inspire you to take a proper midday break
• Let your kids be bored—it’s healthy.

quantamagazine.org

• Why Sleep Deprivation Kills
• A Digital Locksmith Has Decoded Biology’s Molecular Keys
• In a Single Measure, Invariants Capture the Essence of Math Objects
• In Mathematics, It Often Takes a Good Map to Find Answers
• Black Hole Paradoxes Reveal a Fundamental Link Between Energy and Order

sciencealert.com

• Humans Really Do Want Be Kind to Each Other, Even in The Face of Competing Interests
• Russia Is in a State of Emergency After 20,000 Litres of Diesel Fuel Leak Into River
• Scientists Have Engineered Human Cells With a Squid-Like Power of Invisibility
• Preliminary Research Says 70% of Those Infected With Coronavirus Don't Pass It On
• The Psychological Effect of Seeing Earth From Space Changes You, Astronauts Say
• Discovery of Elusive 'Black' Nitrogen Structure Finally Solves Chemistry Mystery
• The First Known Interstellar Comet Might Survive Our Solar System After All
• A Pristine Pocket of Sky Has Been Identified as Possibly The Cleanest Air on Earth
• Hydroxychloroquine Does Not Protect Against COVID-19, Clinical Trial Suggests
• US to Stockpile Millions of COVID-19 Vaccines Ahead of FDA Approval, Fauci Says
• We're Only 3 Days Into Hurricane Season, And It's Already a Record-Breaker
• Some People May Have a Head Start Against Coronavirus, Surprising Evidence Shows

sciencecafe.cz

• Ole Jann: It is possible to get the spread under control
• Carles Noguera: Let us turn off our TVs
• Marek Stibal: Třeba to v lidech zanechá trochu víc důvěry ve vědu
• Tomáš Grim: Každý soumrak vytváří podmínky pro úsvit
• Jan Sokol: Dej pozor, aby si tě virus neochočil
• Dita Malečková: Strach zabíjí myšlení
• Pavel Stopka: Kdo pěstuje vzdělání a vědu, má moc věci měnit
• Naďa Johanisová: Současné epidemie jsou výsledkem neudržitelných praktik lidstva
• David Hořák: Přírodu utváří omezení
• Fatima Cvrčková: Hůř už bylo (a mockrát)
• Martin Putna: Šance, že chcípne masový turismus
• Jan Hábl: Kde je naše lidskost

sciencedaily.com

• Applying symptom tracking to COVID-19 outpatient care using famotidine
• Ancient DNA provides new insights into the early peopling of the Caribbean
• Mangrove trees won't survive sea-level rise by 2050 if emissions aren't cut
• Egg-based coating preserves fresh produce
• DNA crossovers can drive healthy, abnormal sperm, egg cell division
• Vital buffers against climate change are just offshore
• Showtime for photosynthesis
• A potential new weapon in the war against superbugs
• Australia's ancient geology controls the pathways of modern earthquakes
• Fluorescence bioimaging: Near-infrared fluorescence imaging of living subjects
• Scientists aim gene-targeting breakthrough against COVID-19
• Trial shows hydroxychloroquine has no benefit over placebo in preventing COVID-19

sciencemag.org

• Top U.S. scientists left out of White House selection of COVID-19 vaccine shortlist
• ‘I would not recommend this.’ A scientist’s hydroxychloroquine trial—and his advice to Trump
• Two elite medical journals retract coronavirus papers over data integrity questions
• Protests over killings of black people could erode racism, researcher says
• Ancient DNA reveals diverse origins of Caribbean’s earliest inhabitants
• NIH grapples with rush to claim billions in pandemic research funds
• The galaxy’s brightest explosions go nuclear with an unexpected trigger: pairs of dead stars
• Europe bets R&D spending will bring jobs to battered economy
• Why men may have more severe COVID-19 symptoms, and using bacteria to track contaminated food
• A mysterious company’s coronavirus papers in top medical journals may be unraveling

scientificamerican.com

• Minneapolis Launched a Groundbreaking Climate Plan, But Left Minorities Out
• A Civil Rights Expert Explains the Social Science of Police Racism
• Human Earth-Borers Really Dig Tunnels
• Can Whole-Body Vibration Training Make You Fit?
• The Racist Roots of Fighting Obesity
• Rethinking Humanity's Ties to Nature
• Coronavirus and the Flu: A Looming Double Threat
• High Temperatures Set Off Major Greenland Ice Melt--Again
• A Hydrogen Iceberg from a Failed Star Might Have Passed through Our Solar System
• How to Recognize and Avoid Common Thinking Traps
• Coffee and Soup, in Pill Form, Make Soldiers Sick
• Building Kids' Resilience through Play Is More Crucial Than Ever

technologyreview.com

• This startup is using AI to give workers a “productivity score”
• Social bubbles may be the best way for societies to emerge from lockdown
• A drug that cools the body’s reaction to Covid-19 appears to save lives
• Why filming police violence has done nothing to stop it
• What Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Donald Trump have in common
• Of course technology perpetuates racism. It was designed that way.
• First the trade war, then the pandemic. Now Chinese manufacturers are turning inward.
• SpaceX can now send humans to space. It just needs a market.
• Podcast: To beat a pandemic, try prepping for a tsunami
• Why we can’t count on carbon-sucking farms to slow climate change

vedator.org

• Kanaďani chtějí vysadit miliardu stromů pomocí dronů
• Uměle vypěstovaná játra byla poprvé implantována myším
• Mravenčí kanibalismus významně snižuje populace mravenišť
• Asteroid, který vyhubil dinosaury, měl ničivý sklon dopadu
• Crew Dragon & COVID-19 vakcína – Týden ve vědě 25. až 31. května 2020
• Ve svatyni starověkých Izraelitů se pálilo konopí
• Vědci foukali na myši, aby zjistili, jak se tvoří vzpomínky
• Řízenou evolucí vznikli koráli odolnější vůči bělení
• Start Crew Dragon je potvrzením dominance Muskovy SpaceX
• Objeven mikrob, který umí zastavit malárii
• Pokusná vakcína na COVID-19 prošla prvními testy na lidech
• Prastarý chrám & Agroboti – Týden ve vědě 18. až 24. května 2020

vesmir.cz

• Nebeské divadlo i Dantovo peklo
• Příliš lehká slova
• Kamenné vejce
• Jak psát správně virus zika? Ebola? A jak koronavirus a covid?
• Dysbióza objevena i u rostlin
• Charizma usnadňuje šíření invazních druhů
• Prospěšní až za hrob
• Neurony s podobným zaměřením se navzájem podporují
• Anisakis: malý problém pro suši, velký pro kytovce
• Staré mrtvé stromy mají v parcích své nezastupitelné místo
• 2D
• Mikročočky pro spektroskopická měření

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