Subscribe to news from ScienceNordic Our newsletter is sent out three to four times a week. Published wednesday 02. october 2019 - 10:30 E-mail address: Subscribe society and culture about sciencenordic Neuroscientists cultivate mini-versions of human brains in the lab. Could they become conscious? The world is a scarier place for Norway Slightly more poor people in Norway Researchers' Zone: Daily life of the Dodo – tales from a 12,000 year old swamp full of bones Excavations in Mauritius has led researchers to a closer understanding of the mythical extinct Dodo. Researchers' Zone: Disinformation goes South In the Global South, social media monopolies and a surge in digital media users allow information operations to reach millions and affect political elections and developments. The consequences can be fatal, as seen in Myanmar. Neuroscientists cultivate mini-versions of human brains in the lab. Could they become conscious? The world is a scarier place for Norway Slightly more poor people in Norway Researchers' Zone: Daily life of the Dodo – tales from a 12,000 year old swamp full of bones Excavations in Mauritius has led researchers to a closer understanding of the mythical extinct Dodo. Researchers' Zone: Disinformation goes South In the Global South, social media monopolies and a surge in digital media users allow information operations to reach millions and affect political elections and developments. The consequences can be fatal, as seen in Myanmar.
Researchers' Zone: Daily life of the Dodo – tales from a 12,000 year old swamp full of bones Excavations in Mauritius has led researchers to a closer understanding of the mythical extinct Dodo.
Researchers' Zone: Disinformation goes South In the Global South, social media monopolies and a surge in digital media users allow information operations to reach millions and affect political elections and developments. The consequences can be fatal, as seen in Myanmar.
Researchers' Zone: Daily life of the Dodo – tales from a 12,000 year old swamp full of bones Excavations in Mauritius has led researchers to a closer understanding of the mythical extinct Dodo.
Researchers' Zone: Disinformation goes South In the Global South, social media monopolies and a surge in digital media users allow information operations to reach millions and affect political elections and developments. The consequences can be fatal, as seen in Myanmar.
