Thermals in science

Failure of a science experiment. Illustration: depositphotos.com

On science, transparency and advertising lies. Did Nature fall into the trap on the issue of superconductivity at room temperature?

After already retracting a previous article by the same researcher from 2020 that claimed superconductivity at high temperatures, he again publishes a follow-up article even though it also revealed considerable problems
Paul the Octopus. From Wikipedia

The octopus that beat the monkey: on the 'drawer effect'

René Blondet "discovers" the N-rays. From Wikipedia

The elusive N-rays

The man from Piltdown - one of the most famous forgeries in science of the beginning of the 20th century

When scientists sin

Smoke billows over the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. Photo: US National Park Service. From Wikipedia

The paranoia runs deep

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

The Fake Moonstone of the Void-Museum

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

DNA is easier to forge than money

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

Vaccines, autism and scientific quackery

A crystal skull from Mexico in the British Museum. Photo: shutterstock

Are the famous crystal skulls fake?

An international team of researchers who analyzed two crystal skulls with advanced scientific tools concluded that they were not created in ancient Mexico
Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

Forgery, mistake, reproduction

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

Will stem cell research recover from the Woo Suk Huang affair?

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

How the British stole Neptune from the French

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

upkeep

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

Dodgy science

Lactate isn't just a byproduct: Here's how it may worsen sepsis

Dinosaur Bluff