Why Our Heart Can't Regenerate Itself - Yet

Why Our Heart Can't Regenerate Itself - Yet

Why did adult human cardiac myocytes, specialized muscle cells in the heart,  lose the ability found in newts and salamanders to proliferate, perhaps explaining why the human heart has little…
Fukushima Radiation In California

Fukushima Radiation In California

We all remember the earthquake and ensuing tsunami that hit Japan (see figure 1) and caused major troubles in the Fukushima nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged. Problems with containing…
Visualizing Quantum Interference

Visualizing Quantum Interference

Quantum interference is really, really, really well-supported by data, data, data. Visualizing quantum interference is a blank slate. This may be a root source of frustration with any world view…
5 Hurricane Myths Dispelled

5 Hurricane Myths Dispelled

As hurricane season ramps up, MyWeather.com is offering critical information to those at risk of tropical storms and hurricanes.   Here is the science behind the storms and 5 common myths…
The Earth as Healer: A Holistic Perspective

The Earth as Healer: A Holistic Perspective

Turn off all of your electronic devices and gaze out the window for a few minutes. Reflect on the changes taking place on the earth. What do you see?  What do you experience? Spring in Northern…
How I wish to be a believer...

How I wish to be a believer...

Recently, by looking the faith of many people, I thought I wish to have their conviction. I would like to experience the sense of the knowledge without evidence taking for sure what I´m telling to…
Exaggeration In Neuroscience Studies

Exaggeration In Neuroscience Studies

By now you'll be familiar with publication bias: the phenomenon where studies with boring, negative results are less likely to get written up or published. You can estimate this using a tool such as…
Exaggeration In Neuroscience Studies

Exaggeration In Neuroscience Studies

By now you'll be familiar with publication bias: the phenomenon where studies with boring, negative results are less likely to get written up or published. You can estimate this using a tool such as…
The Data: Social Media Stinks At Driving Traffic

The Data: Social Media Stinks At Driving Traffic

Over time, a variety of people have asked me where they should get the word out that they are writing on Science 2.0 and I am happy to tell them - but they are surprised by the answer.   Social…