Category: Technology & Science

Earlier decisions by the investigator group precludes valid long-term follow-up evaluation of CBT for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Dr. James Coyne reports.

Are vampire bats evil or just misunderstood? molneyhamel observes.

Open is not just a word, it’s a way forward. Elliot Harmon details the ways in which an open policy helps everyone.

Nate Cardozo ponders the greed motive behind social networking.

Closed-door agreements are often hostile to those who want to live and work with open access. Jeremy Malcolm lists some of the ways these problems are embedded in the latest agreements.

The TPP text from Wikileaks confirms what a raw deal the TPP is for Internet users and citizens everywhere. Jeremy Malcolm explains why you should fight it.

Rumor has it that it pays to be thorough with all those clinical trials. Hilda Bastian contemplates.

Former MP for Cambridge Julian Huppert ruminates on just how close Britain already is to Orwell…and Joseph Heller.

Adblockers help to secure your privacy. Could an advertising model that actually respects your privacy work together with adblockers? Peter Eckersley writes.

If you’re studying too hard, you may want to get some sleep. Emilie Reas drops science on you.