Categorie: English Science Blog
Biologist in focus: reindeer research in the arctic tundra
Biologist Judith Sitters travelled north, and captured her adventurous fieldwork on camera for Wtnschp. She brings us to Scandinavian heights, takes snapshots of reindeer herds, and unravels secrets of the arctic soil.
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Top footprints in the Higgs field
The physics world is buzzing with the revelation of top quark – Higgs boson interactions at CERN. Kirill Skovpen explains what the fuss is all about and why you should be excited as well!
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8 Ways the universe might kill us – Part 2: Asteroids and Meteorites
Physicist Lenka Zychova continues her quest to pierce through our illusion of humanity’s comfortable, safe existence on Planet Earth with her second apocalyptic blog. This one tackles giant rocks in space.
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8 Ways the universe might kill us – Part 1: Mass Extinctions
Life came perilously close to going extinct no less than five times in the history of Earth. In this first part of her series on apocalyptic events threatening our fragile existence, Lenka Zychova covers Mass Extinctions.
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Darwin Day: On the Origin of the Darwin Font
February 12th, it’s Darwin Day! We’re hoping you’re as excited as we are. This post is dedicated to one of our heros and we even made a Darwin font for you to download. Because Comic Sans Ms is so 1882… “… just one pair, what took you so long?” – my flat mate asked nosily, as I slumped into the couch, proudly holding a pair of bright orange striped socks I just bought at the shopping centre. “Oh you know, the holiday season…”
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