GrrlScientist: The Nobel Prize in Quackpottery honours the surprisingly unscientific ideas of Nobel prizewinning scientists

IN THE SUMMER OF 1984 the senior scientists of Cetus Corp., a Berkeley biotech company, found themselves in a bind. One of their employees, a promising young scientist named Kary Mullis, had dreamed

Despite advances in HIV science, the shadow of AIDS denialism looms large, casting doubt and distraction among those who are in the most need of care.

It may be surprising to learn that the credited inventor of the most important workhorse in molecular biology—the polymerase chain reaction or PCR—once claimed he had seen a talking fluorescent

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The halocarbons (chloroflurocarbons, CFCs, and their replacement chemicals: the hydrochloroflurocarbons, HCFCs, and the hydrofluorocarbons, HFCs) are …