Links der Woche (36)

Meine wichtigsten linkhaltigen Tweets der vergangenen Woche, nach Themen sortiert:

Nacktmulle im Labor MT @newscientist: Naked mole rats never get cancer. Now their genome has been sequenced. Video: http://t.co/dnatSOU
Cutting down on salt has no clear benefits in terms of likelihood of dying or experiencing cardiovascular disease http://t.co/Sg8EU0W
RT @Atul_Gawande: Surgeons carry out first synthetic organ transplant. New trachea grown from patient's own cells. http://t.co/wRGfiRM
RT @GPHF: Google braces for huge fine from rogue drug ads. CNN report here bit.ly/k0a1k3
RT @vaughanbell: What happens if you eat silica gel? http://is.gd/He8aJ0 Surprisingly fascinating article

Why Seeing (The Unexpected) Is Often Not Believing | http://t.co/lPDwD8f #psychology
RT @sciammind: Police lineups are notoriously unreliable. New science-based reforms might change that. n.pr/qbB3ga (via @PsychScience)

RT @CultureLabNS: A statistical thriller: the story of how Bayes' Rule changed the world http://t.co/MsunLWZ
RT @newscientist: We heart you, pi. Calls to replace the circle constant with tau are facing a backlash http://t.co/aE8HYr3
RT @vaughanbell: Excellent piece on the paranoia of Kurt Godel http://is.gd/MRINc2 by @rvitelli - whose whole blog is exceptional

the secret seems to be a supportive wife MT @maxplanckpress: How to balance a career in science with a family? bit.ly/myuPIQ
Well said, & horrifying: @rebeccawatson's comment on all the Dawkins etal fuckus ruckus: The Privilege Delusion http://goo.gl/fb/BJI8E via @David_Dobbs
the most dangerous places to be born female: Afghanistan, Dem. Republic of Congo, Pakistan, India, Somalia. http://t.co/T2tPXTj via @GPHF
RT @newscientist: This man is leading the fight against anti-girl abortions in China http://t.co/tbaQP9O
Interessante Logik das: http://t.co/gYvW9Di Wieso schadet es nie "der Sache der Männer", wenn männl. Politiker irgendwo Posten bekommen?

RT @literature_de: 9 Gründe, warum man von #facebook zu #google + wechseln sollte (engl) http://t.co/Oc5F6ZT
interesting RT @newscientist: Feel the tablet love. South Korea's pupils to go paperless by 2015 http://t.co/qPJuFq0

RT @TheAtlanticWire: Profiling the CIA analyst behind the bin Laden raid was no easy task http://t.co/0FCbc4P

#Realsatire RT @chinabeat: Following Jiang Zemin death rumors, China's rivers go missing - on.wsj.com/qU9ShW - @joshchin, @ChinaRealTime

RT @GalleyCat: Download a free poster summarizing complete #HarryPotter series in intricate cartoons: http://t.co/zUMOLsh