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Personal Science Week - Genetics
What I learned from genetic testing, broken science, and more
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How a Citizen Scientist Will Win a Nobel Prize
Author: Richard Sprague
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Making every researcher seek grants is a broken model
Author: Jason Crawford
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March 2024

Why Are Bacteria So Simple?
Author: Aysja
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Doing the Science Ourselves
Facing a void of institutional research and clinical interventions, long COVID and other chronic illness sufferers are doing something remarkable…
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There is way too much serendipity
Roses are red, violets are blue, acesulfame-K is sweet and so are you
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February 2024

Let’s build a fleet and change the world
Author: Adam Mastroianni
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Dopamine: Everything you need to know
Author: Frazer Mawson
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January 2024

"Diamondoid bacteria" nanobots: deadly threat or dead-end? A nanotech investigation
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Amateur Hour: a thinking guide for independent researchers (and academics thinking independently)
An excerpt from Mohlhenrich and Krpan (2022)
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Announcing the SoS Research Collective
+ offering paid subscriptions (author: Roger's Bacon)
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Research Papers used to have style. What happened?
Author: Roger's Bacon
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