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Preface: The last magazine of each calendar year is, as per Yale Scientific Magazine tradition, a themed special issue. This letter, co-written by your outgoing
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Stuart Firestein, the former chair of Columbia University’s Department of Biological Sciences, is a neuroscientist who studies the olfactory system, but he’s also an expert
Image Courtesy of Center for Open Science. Replication is a key tenet of the scientific method. In theory, any discovery should be reproducible with identical
Image courtesy of Yury Nikolaev. A light brush across the skin, the vibration of your phone in your hand when you receive a text, the