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  • 科学美国人60秒 打盹可以激发创造力

    This is Scientific American's 60-second Science, I'm Christopher Intagliata. 这里是科学美国人60秒科学系列,我是克里斯托弗因塔利亚塔。 Salvador Dali had a peculiar way of refreshing his mindsomething he called slumber with a...

  • 科学美国人60秒 “灭霸响指”背后的物理原理(2)

    So here we have a snap done by scientists. 这里我们有科学家在打响指。 So were no professional athletes; we barely go to the gym. 我们不是专业运动员;我们几乎不去健身房。 And were about almost three times in accelerati...

  • 科学美国人60秒 “灭霸响指”背后的物理原理(1)

    This is Scientific Americans 60-Second Science. Im Karen Hopkin. 这里是科学美国人60秒科学系列,我是凯伦霍普金。 Doing science isnt easy. 做科学研究并不容易。 It takes an enormous amount of time and energy to collect an...

  • 科学美国人60秒 左右大脑都参与了习得新语言的任务

    This is Scientific American's 60-second Science, I'm Susanne Bard. 这里是科学美国人60秒科学系列,我是苏珊娜巴德。 Anyone who has tried to learn a new language as an adult knows how hard it can be. 任何一个试图学习一门新...

  • 科学美国人60秒 科学界消失的女性(2)

    I mean, why, why is it that Rosalind Franklin wasnt given credit for her contributions to the discovery of the structure of DNA? 我的意思是,为什么,为什么罗莎琳德富兰克林没有因为她对DNA结构的发现而得到表彰? I thi...

  • 科学美国人60秒 科学界消失的女性(1)

    Hello, 60-Second Science listeners. Im Katie Hafner. 60秒科学的听众们, 大家好。我是凯蒂哈夫纳。 And Im the host of a new podcast called Lost Women of Science. 我是新播客《科学界消失的女性》的主持人。 Ive been wr...

  • 科学美国人60秒 人类可以通过咆哮声来衡量彼此

    搜索 复制 The animal kingdom is full of species that use soundgrowls and bellows and roarsto signal size. Dogs do it. Red deer do it. Koalas do it. 动物王国有各种各样的物种,它们用声音咆哮来表示威力大小。如狗会叫,小...

  • 科学美国人60秒 发现鸟类化石与霸王龙同一时代

    搜索 复制 Who's your favorite superhero? Captain Marvel? Superman? Well, in a minute, you might just change your answer to the Wonderchicken. 你最喜欢哪位超级英雄?神奇队长?超人?嗯,很快你可能就会将答案改成神奇鸡。...

  • 科学美国人60秒 被侵犯猴子报复侵犯者的亲信

    搜索 复制 Dont mess with a monkey. Because if you do, hes might take revengeon your family and friends. Thats according to a study of Japanese macaques, which shows that monkeys keep track of eachs others associates and make use of that intel whe...

  • 科学美国人60秒 卡夫利奖颁发:理解神经发育和神经退行性变

    搜索 复制 The Kavli Prize Presents: Understanding Neurodevelopment and Neurodegeneration 卡夫利奖颁发:理解神经发育和神经退行性变 This podcast was produced for The Kavli Prize by Scientific American Custom Media, a division se...

  • 科学美国人60秒 女性CEO改变公司谈论女性的方式

    搜索 复制 Female CEOs Change How Firms Talk about Women 女性CEO改变公司谈论女性的方式 Karen Hopkin: This is Scientific Americans 60-Second Science. Im Karen Hopkin. Think of a top executive at a powerhouse company. Youre no doubt ima...

  • 科学美国人60秒 好人钱包更空

    搜索 复制 Are you an agreeable personyou know, a nice guy? If so, a logical follow-up might be: how are your finances? And here's why: Agreeable peoplehave lower savings, they have higher debt, and they're also more likely to go bankrupt or defau...

  • 科学美国人60秒 新冠病毒死亡率及统计数据和新疫苗

    搜索 复制 COVID Death Rates Explained, Dismal Booster Stats and New Vaccines 新冠病毒死亡率及统计数据和新疫苗 Tanya Lewis: Hi, and welcome to COVID, Quickly, a Scientific American podcast series. Josh Fischman: This is your fast-t...

  • 科学美国人60秒 路易斯·斯劳特是国会食品安全拥护者

    搜索 复制 Legislation to restrict the current overuse, I would say abuse, of antibiotics by farmers who raise livestock for human consumption.Louise Slaughter, member of Congress from upstate New York, in 2009 on the floor of the House. Slaughter...

  • 科学美国人60秒 松鼠把埋藏的财宝堆成块

    搜索 复制 We humans sometimes use a memory technique called chunking. For example, with phone numbers we usually remember the three-digit chunk and the four-digit chunk. Two items instead of seven. 我们人类有时会采用一种分块记忆的记...

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