In “A Flanders Tale,” Tom Weiss soon confronts the dichotomy between science and mythmaking
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Where are you in the family? Imagine it in space
Family horoscopes are getting more and more popular. During this constellation session, you can allow
Bacteria from mammoth poop brought back to life in Dutch lab | science
It becomes a kind of microbiotic Jurassic Park“: Dutch researchers’ experiment with 28,500-year-old woolly mammoth
Don’t forget to look: all the planets can be seen together in the sky
If you want to witness the “parade of planets,” as this phenomenon is called, it’s
Spain chose the word ‘artificial intelligence’ as the word of the year 2022
Madrid – Every year, the Word of the Year is also chosen in Spain by
Lectures for children in more than twenty museums, six of which are in Leiden
Image from an exhibition on artificial intelligence at Boerhaave.© Photo by Taco van der eb
The laughing gas ban is about to go into effect: why is it so dangerous? | the health
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How cells sense their environment as they build tissue
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‘It was a wrong assumption that men would also be smarter because of their larger brains’
“People preferred not to look at those differences.” Mental health is still often misdiagnosed. Some
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria
On October 9, 1676, Dutch scientist Anthony van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) made a groundbreaking discovery. He