Sleep-deprived? Spit here. The post Your Saliva Knows How Sleepy You Are appeared first on Nautilus.
Ultra-processed foods and cigarettes share parent companies and sales tactics The post How Big Tobacco Marketing Made it into Our Lunch Boxes appeared first on Nautilus.
With automated proof-checkers, a problem can be broken up into small chunks, solved bit-by-bit, then reassembled with confidence that every piece is correct. For some, this heralds a new area in...
She wrote the bestseller that made young people fall in love with science The post Lessons in Chemistry, 19th-Century Style appeared first on Nautilus.
broadening the potential professional pathways for young workers = great, conflating a bunch of disparate jobs with very different conditions = not great
Midwestern Death Tour, coming to a town near you.
Aeon: The steam engine
Jun 08
The science behind the revolutionary engine that became the bedrock of global energy – born of a curiosity from 130 BCE- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon
The extraordinary challenge of determining the true shape of Earth reveals the deep value of measurement to scientific progress- by Miguel OhnesorgeRead on Aeon
Following the publication of his acclaimed book Of Enemies and Venison: First Materials for an Aztec Cosmotechnic, Matt and Alessandro Continue reading →
Akshi Singh Marion Milner is an extraordinary psychoanalytic theorist of creativity—one who invested creative work (in its most expanded sense: writing, collage, painting, listening,...
Marion Milner In putting together a folio on Marion Milner, Marianne and I found that we wanted above all to share aspects of Milner’s archive that concern art and creative life. We include here...
On Tracing Susan Akshi Singh When I started my formal psychoanalytic training, I found that I couldn’t read most psychoanalytic writing, except with great and grudging effort. I had spent the...
On Marion Milner’s First Collage MarianNe Brooker Asked whether she still paints in a 1990 interview with Deborah Anna Luepnitz, Marion Milner replied irreverently, “I do collages, using my...
Numb in Northern Ireland
Havi Carel explores the challenge of articulating and understanding suffering, focusing on illness as a deeply embodied and transformative experience. Drawing on phenomenology, she examines how...
Of the twentieth century’s most consequential political melodramas, the Ben Barka case ranks with the murder of John F. Kennedy. —Henrik Kruger, The Great Heroin Coup. The investigative...
A contribution from Monika Pessler
River Kanies argues that the paradoxical nature of psychological archetypes isn't contingent, but reflect the very structure of experience: one where irresolvable tension is the impetus to action...
let's be adults here, please
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Mysterious bones bear the marks of human butchering The post Ice Age CSI: Mammoth Cold Case Files appeared first on Nautilus.
There may be other micro-wonders in the waters off Taiwan as well The post Check Out This New Colorful Sea Slug the Size of a Sesame Seed appeared first on Nautilus.
Jason Socrates Bardi’s 3 greatest revelations while writing his book The Great Math War The post The Soul of Numbers appeared first on Nautilus.
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The Indigenous people of Taiwan call it “the tree that hits the moon” The post This Towering Fir Is the Tallest Tree in East Asia appeared first on Nautilus.
It’s the same reason steaks are delicious The post Why Doesn’t Coffee Taste Like Caffeine? appeared first on Nautilus.
In the 1960s, worm-training experiments and their strange implications captivated the nation. Columnist Claire L. Evans follows the neuroscientists who attempted to recapture the magic. The post...
Latest data shows an atmospheric transition in the tropical stratosphere, expected to align with the upcoming El Niño towards Fall and Winter 2026/2027. Real-time observations … The post A...
Screwworms used plagued the livestock industry for decades The post Screwworms Are Back. Here’s How We Eliminated Them the First Time appeared first on Nautilus.
The trailblazing astronomer lends her name to the newest space telescope slated to deliver unprecedented insight into the universe The post Who Was Nancy Grace Roman? appeared first on Nautilus.
Percival Everett's James is, among other things, a book about how to read well. Everett's narrator James, his reimagined Jim, is a reader who relates in critical and playful ways... The post...
In July, I'll teach an introduction to humanities class for a group of soon-to-be high school seniors. A month later, I'll teach a general education writing class to first-year college... The post...
This piece is a collaborative effort between teachers of literature in high schools and college. It represents a conversation that bridges professional discussion about instruction across levels,...
