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Top Ten Science Blog Posts of 2011
Cats, zombies, earthquakes, chickens—our readers have an eclectic taste
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Cold temperatures aren’t enough to kill off any bacteria on your clothing
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The Overwhelming Data We Refuse To Believe
Another study finds the planet has warmed, but that won’t convince the skeptics
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Drooling Over That Car? It’s Not Just A Metaphor
Our mouths can water over non-food items, a new study finds
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Five Games To Play After Watching Contagion
These games are fun but also have important lessons to teach about infectious diseases
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Giving away surprises, surprisingly, makes readers like stories better
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Dieting May Cause The Brain to Eat Itself
When “autophagy” was blocked, hunger signals were blocked and the mice became lighter and leaner
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Colin Firth: Actor. Writer. Academy Award Winner. Scientist?
The star of the King’s Speech is the co-author on a paper examining political orientation and brain structure
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Ancient Egyptian Princess Had Coronary Heart Disease
Coronary heart disease isn’t just a modern problem—even the ancient Egyptians suffered from it
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The Curious World of Zombie Science
Zombies seem to be only growing in popularity, and I’m not talking about the biological kind
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Explore the Human Body on Your Computer Screen
That skeleton in your elementary science classroom may soon be obsolete
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