SoT 173: Our Favourite Science Stories of 2014
Some of our best science stories from 2014. Comet landings, Ebola outbreaks, retracted stem cell studies, faecal transplant capsules and more!
\nClimate Change and Australian science policy\n- \n
- 2013 was Australia\u2019s hottest year, warm for much of the world \n
- January 2014 southeastern Australia heat wave \n
- Coal 'good for humanity', Prime Minister Tony Abbott says at $3.9b Queensland mine opening \n
- Abbott brings back Science minister in cabinet reshuffle \n
- Polar Vortex - Why the Arctic Is Drunk Right Now \n
- Climate Change / Sinking Ship tweet \n
- Stephen Colbert tweet about global warming \n
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- Early Antibiotics Change Gut Microbes, Fuel Obesity \n
- A capsule containing poo can treat chronic intestinal infections \n
- The Quantified Microbiome Self \n
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- How Japan\u2019s most promising young stem-cell scientist duped the scientific journal Nature \u2014 and destroyed her career \n
- STAP retracted \n
- Setting the Record Straight \n
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- Scientific riches await Philae comet lander, if it wakes up \n
- Philae\u2019s Wild Comet Landing: Crater Grazing, Spinning And Landing In Parts Unknown \n
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- Polio Declared An International Health Emergency \n
- Ebola virus epidemic in West Africa \n
- SoT 167: Sticky Feet\xa0- Featuring our interview with Dr. Grant Hill-Cawthorne about the Ebola epidemic \n