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  1. Math

    After nailing 2012 elections, number crunchers suggest pollsters are asking the wrong question

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  2. Neuroscience

    Study gives a jolt to brain researchers seeking to understand face blindness

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  3. Physics

    Physicists’ theories, biology’s brains work best when they’re models of efficiency

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  4. Earth

    Poles apart, the Arctic and Antarctic exhibit very different records for sea ice

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  5. Math

    Game theory suggests current climate negotiations won’t avert catastrophe

    Math Trek.

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  6. Physics

    To build a clock that ticks forever, you need a spacetime crystal blueprint

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  7. Science & Society

    Scientists embrace Twitter for spreading the word and hashing through new data

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  8. Neuroscience

    To understand meetings of minds, scientists should study brains in the wild

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  9. Earth

    Bad days for dinosaurs began long before the last of them died

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  10. Archaeology

    What the Maya really have to tell us about the end of the world

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  11. Neuroscience

    Copycat mentality may be a hardwired way for animals to learn to avoid others’ mistakes

    Copycat mentality may be a hardwired way for animals to learn to avoid others’ mistakes.

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  12. Physics

    Scientists seek mathematical insights for taming and explaining ‘dragon kings’

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