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Cat-astrophe: Australia's feral cat problem 3/5
Is this actually PTSD? Clinicians divided over redefining borderline personality disorder 5/5
A freediver finds belonging without breath 5/5
Insect consciousness 5/5
Some psychedelic medicine developers want to ditch the therapy aspect. What could go wrong 5/5
— Jan 07, 2026 12:53AM
Is this actually PTSD? Clinicians divided over redefining borderline personality disorder 5/5
A freediver finds belonging without breath 5/5
Insect consciousness 5/5
Some psychedelic medicine developers want to ditch the therapy aspect. What could go wrong 5/5
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Smooth fade 5/5
Mathematical transformations: the power of vectors and tensors 3/5
— Jan 27, 2026 08:12PM
Mathematical transformations: the power of vectors and tensors 3/5
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From hypnotised to heretic: immunising society against misinformation 5/5
A museum heist 70 years ago is still causing a flutter in butterfly science today 5/5
Stanford prison experiment: why the lead psychologist defended his infamous study to the end 2/5
— Jan 07, 2026 12:54AM
A museum heist 70 years ago is still causing a flutter in butterfly science today 5/5
Stanford prison experiment: why the lead psychologist defended his infamous study to the end 2/5
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The night I accidentally became a corpse flower's bedside manservant: 4/5
Humanoid robots: made in our image: 2/5
When did your kidney stone start growing? ANSTO scientist carbon dated his to find out: 3/5
Faster higher stronger doper: 5/5
Why can't we remember our lives as babies or toddlers: 3/5
The unexpected poetry of PhD acknowledgements: 4/5
— Dec 24, 2025 04:25AM
Humanoid robots: made in our image: 2/5
When did your kidney stone start growing? ANSTO scientist carbon dated his to find out: 3/5
Faster higher stronger doper: 5/5
Why can't we remember our lives as babies or toddlers: 3/5
The unexpected poetry of PhD acknowledgements: 4/5
