I’ve got your missing links right here (17 August 2013)

How to Build an Ice Wall Around a Leaking Nuclear Reactor. By Alexis Madrigal, featuring an interview with a guy who is Director of Ground Freezing.

An insightful read: What the Science Tells Us About “Trust in Science”, by Liz Neeley.

Elizabeth Loftus has spent decades exposing flaws in eyewitness testimony.” – Great profile by Mo Costandi.

Chronic excreters” – not a description of Twitter users, but a threat to polio eradication. By Helen Branswell.

On the trail of a new snakebite treatment, an unidentified scientist volunteers to be injected with a simulated cobra bite.

What makes the ouija board move, and what it says about your brain. Fascinating read by Tom Stafford.

A new test for gauging consciousness

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