How much of Thermo Fisher’s antibody data has been manipulated? — We’ve documented more than 450 instances of apparent data manipulation in Thermo’s catalog
The Hidden Mathematical Dance Inside Plant Cells | Quanta Magazine — The sunlight-collecting organelles known as chloroplasts solve a packing problem: how to optimize photosynthesis without sustaining damage from dangerously intense rays.
How Ecologically Healthy Is Your Garden? There’s an Easy Way to Find Out. — <p>When Dave Baker and Joanna Hall, the husband and wife founders of Plan It Wild, an ecologically-minded landscape design-build film in Westchester County, New York, began to consider the…
Taking Stock: My Tiny Terrace Garden Wakes Up — <p>Twenty-seven pots. Four window boxes. That’s my gardening real estate in Brooklyn, on a terrace that is 15 feet 5 inches long by 5 feet 6 inches wide. After a sincere winter, where an early February surge of Arctic air plun
Incredible Egypt (Full Episode) | Egypt with the World's Greatest Explorer | Nat Geo — Join National Geographic to explore Egypt, with the 'World's Greatest Explorer', Sir Ranulph Fiennes and his cousin, actor Joseph Fiennes, star of Shakespeare in Love, The Handmaid's Tale, and
Extra, Extra: An Exclusive Offer at a Shop We Love, June Edition — <p>It’s Midsommar—the summer solstice. And this month we’re serving up an exclusive discount from the fittingly named Sommerhus, a newly opened shop in Carpinteria, California—and, happily, online,…
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July 4 Is Always a Star-Spangled-Banner Day for Old Glory. Celebrate With These 15 Images of the American Flag — Nothing symbolizes the promise of the nation like the stars and stripes flapping valiantly in the blue sky. As we approach the country’s 250th anniversary, this…
Garden Visit: Clarke de Mornay’s Tropical Potted Patio in San Francisco — <p>Walking into Clarke de Mornay‘s 500-square-foot brick patio garden in San Francisco is like walking into a botanical wonder of oddities, rarities, specimens and, well, complete lush…
Gardening 101: The Low-Maintenance Fireworks of Liatris spicata — <p>The feathery, festive blazing stars—the common name for species of Liatris—are some of summer’s most spectacular North American perennials. Tall stems, vivid electric-purple flowers, and a ceaseless…
Summer Outdoor Planter Inspiration from Terrain's New 'The Container Garden Book' — Here are five beautiful and unique plant combinations for your summer planter, courtesy of 'Terrain: The Container Garden Book.'
2026 Chelsea Flower Show: The Beauty of Imperfection in the Children's Society Garden — The garden for The Children's Society, by Patrick Clarke, takes a refreshingly grown-up approach to the kind of outdoor space for nurturing young people.
At Home with Writer Daisy Garnett in London - Gardenista — When the writer Daisy Garnett and her husband, Nick Pearson, bought their Georgian house in Brixton, south London, in 2007 the garden initially looked like
Tomatoes, almost there.
Required Reading: 'The Gravel Garden' Demystifies Dry Gardening - Gardenista — Most seasoned gardeners have heard about gravel gardening (or dry gardening), but chances are they haven’t tried it yet. A gorgeous new book, The Gravel Ga
Our Favorite Flowers to Sow in June for an Autumn Bloom — Even though Memorial Day is behind us, we're still technically in the midst of spring. This means you still have time to sow flower seeds in your garden.
GrassDx — AI Lawn Diagnosis, Free & Localized — Upload a photo of your lawn, enter your ZIP code, and get an instant AI diagnosis with a personalized treatment plan built for your exact region and grass type.
Mason: Two weeks out from crucial Makerfield by-election here's how the contest is shaping up — What stood out from the Question Time exchanges between candidates in the Makerfield by-election?
Current Obsessions: The Joy of Color — <p>We have color and joy on the brain this weekend: pretty palettes, rose arbors, cherry-topped cakes, pattern plays galore. And, of course, blue and orange, too. (Let’s go, Knicks!) This week we’ve been eyeing all things Scandin
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Read about a physicist who spent years measuring how fast people scroll past images of their own work. The answer made her change her entire lab's presentation style.
Avoiding These Three Vascular Health Risk Factors in Midlife Can Help You Delay Dementia for About 13 Years, Study Suggests — High blood pressure, diabetes and smoking are three major modifiable risk factors of dementia. New research tracked more than 12,000 participants to…
Fungimap — Australian fungi mapping.
OpenAI staff observed warning signs before AI agent hacking crusade caused global alarm — Firm says ‘early signals … could have triggered an earlier response’ as it releases report into Hugging Face hack
'We mould trees to grow into the shape of chairs' — A couple from Derbyshire have spent the past 20 years testing designs for homegrown chairs.
Eat The Weeds and other things, too — Foraging, Permaculture, and other things, too
In 2003, a retired man planted trees on forgotten land alone; 20 years later, it had become one of Sao Paulo's largest urban forests — Between crowded roads and layers of concrete in São Paulo, a long strip of greenery now breaks up the city’s urban landscape. The area was not…