Have bite-mark forensics bitten the dust?
19 July 2023
Feedback looks at the looking into of who (human and shark) bit what (shark and human)
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Could a cat nose function as a 'highly efficient' gas chromatograph?
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Feedback decides more research is needed, both technical and legal, following a study into the unexpected potential of feline noses
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Feedback explores the little-studied subject of polymorphic perversion, in particular our feelings about plants that look like "female lips" and "swaddled infants"
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An intellectually delicious recipe for electric meringue
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Feedback weighs the benefits of testing injuries on dead or alive fingers and learns of more trivial superpowers
Hidden jerk and where to find it
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Feedback ponders the meaning of a correction issued to a study on tea consumption, sugar and mortality, and reveals the latest insights into Canadians' preferences on bento box layouts
Race is on to publish the most scientific research papers in a career
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Feedback runs the numbers on 'prolific chemist' Rafael Luque, who has published 58 scientific research papers at a rate of one every 37 hours so far this year
