I’ve got your missing links right here (27 July 2013)

Maryn McKenna chronicles the rise of bacteria that resist our last-resort antibiotics.

Hazard of science: becoming allergic to your research subjects. By Hillary Rosner.

Every sentence of this news story is pure gold.

New paper: many oxytocin studies are junk because they use unreliable methods for measuring oxytocin

These scientists are based in Tatooine. By Megan Garber.

When do kids understand death? Virginia Hughes look back at some old psych studies

Will the robot uprising be squishy? If there are octopusbots involved…

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Do scientists mind being called boffins?

Robert Krulwich looks sternly at North American mammals and taps his foot.

Onion: Frustrated novelist no good at describing hands.

Gotta love Myxococcus, the bacterium that hunts

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