À propos
Akira has always been captivated with the art of storytelling. He soon realized that he could merge this interest with his scientific career. For example, how would you explain what DNA is to a 5 year old child? He believes that questions like this can be clearly answered by using metaphors and stories which can be easily understood by everyone. Since science is one of the best ways to uncover the beauty of our world, Akira aims to bring this message across by sharing exciting and elegant scientific stories with TheScienceBreaker.
Breaks publiés
- Évolution & Comportement
The evolution of the new coronavirus: what the past teaches us for a better future
09/04/20204 min de lecture7 157 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Sleep or die: how good sleep decreases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease
23/10/20194 min de lecture4 092 vues - Maths, Physique & Chimie
Making “hoppy” beer without hops
30/10/20184 min de lecture8 260 vues
Breaks édités
- Psychologie
How accurate is our memory?
25/08/20214 min de lecture62 630 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Age matters: how aging affects cancer
19/08/20213 min de lecture4 121 vues - Psychologie
Can placebos make you feel better?
17/08/20213 min de lecture5 830 vues - Psychologie
Damping bad memories to live without concerns
12/08/20214 min de lecture3 999 vues - Psychologie
College roommates influence each other’s political ideology
05/08/20213 min de lecture4 931 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Gut microbes govern cancer
29/07/20214 min de lecture4 063 vues - Terre & Espace
How fisheries bring carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere
23/07/20213 min de lecture5 829 vues - Évolution & Comportement
How did wild cats turn into our beloved domestic animals?
19/07/20214 min de lecture8 741 vues - Terre & Espace
Overfishing endangers oceanic sharks and rays
14/07/20214 min de lecture5 942 vues - Terre & Espace
Global warming puts fish mating at risk
12/07/20214 min de lecture4 474 vues - Maths, Physique & Chimie
How an artificial intelligence bends a single molecule
09/07/20215 min de lecture3 923 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Sea otters: how welcome should a recovering top predator be?
07/07/20214 min de lecture5 750 vues - Terre & Espace
No longer a secret: advanced satellite technologies monitor illegal ‘dark vessels’
02/07/20214 min de lecture5 723 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Transforming the spleen into a functioning liver
30/06/20213 min de lecture3 575 vues - Maths, Physique & Chimie
What can land-free Earth teach us about climate evolution?
28/06/20214 min de lecture4 399 vues - Terre & Espace
A peculiar bright burst of radio waves in the Milky Way
23/06/20213 min de lecture4 405 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Homing pigeons find their way home by smelling the air
15/06/20214 min de lecture11 487 vues - Terre & Espace
Message in a frozen bubble: Antarctic ice reveals abrupt rises in atmospheric CO2 in the ancient past
09/06/20215 min de lecture4 210 vues - Santé & Physiologie
How low protein diets promote healthy aging
08/06/20214 min de lecture6 893 vues - Santé & Physiologie
How a protein modification navigates sperm to the egg
04/06/20214 min de lecture5 223 vues - Santé & Physiologie
New treatment options for Zika virus infection
02/06/20214 min de lecture3 965 vues - Terre & Espace
Networking between marine protected areas help sustain fisheries
31/05/20214 min de lecture4 152 vues - Terre & Espace
How rain sculpts mountains
27/05/20215 min de lecture6 861 vues - Terre & Espace
What the Earth’s ‘voice’ tells us about its underground architecture
25/05/20214 min de lecture4 708 vues - Maths, Physique & Chimie
How an artificial molecular machine pumps in nanoscale
20/05/20214 min de lecture4 232 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Ancient Mesoamerica demonstrates we’ve been ballgame lovers for more than 3000 years
18/05/20214 min de lecture4 787 vues - Terre & Espace
‘Rivers in the sky’ carrying warm air destroy precious Antarctic sea ice
06/05/20213 min de lecture5 385 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Raincoats in nature: waterproof armors for insects and plants
30/04/20213 min de lecture5 424 vues - Psychologie
Sleepiness can disturb our social life
28/04/20213 min de lecture5 073 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Tougher than expected: insulin’s surprising thermostability expands diabetes patients’ hope in tropical countries
26/04/20214 min de lecture4 222 vues - Évolution & Comportement
More than money: what do we need to adapt to climate change?
22/04/20214 min de lecture3 949 vues - Évolution & Comportement
How the ancient ‘hell ant’ got its bizarre horn
20/04/20213 min de lecture6 806 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Forced to react: 3D printing can stretch a single cell
16/04/20214 min de lecture4 637 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Let’s live together: sharing with others may help us live longer
14/04/20213 min de lecture5 043 vues - Microbiologie
Microbial life on our tongue
12/04/20214 min de lecture10 007 vues - Terre & Espace
Leveraging Earth to study how water formed on ancient Mars
07/04/20214 min de lecture6 083 vues - Terre & Espace
Diversity may save wines from climate change
26/03/20214 min de lecture4 507 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Awake or dreaming: how brain ‘noise’ tells the difference
22/03/20214 min de lecture6 728 vues - Santé & Physiologie
What genetics teaches us about living a long and healthy life
16/03/20214 min de lecture5 305 vues - Terre & Espace
Deep-sea mining may threaten microbial communities
15/03/20214 min de lecture4 644 vues - Terre & Espace
The stars that time forgot remember the youth of our Milky Way
12/03/20214 min de lecture4 068 vues - Terre & Espace
Could COVID-19 decide our climate future?
10/03/20214 min de lecture4 346 vues - Neurobiologie
How your body knows to shout ‘ouch’
05/03/20214 min de lecture4 362 vues - Terre & Espace
Is dark matter lighting up the sky with X-rays?
02/03/20214 min de lecture4 193 vues - Microbiologie
Tuberculosis drug discovery: an in-house toxin blocks pathogenic bacterial growth
26/02/20213 min de lecture4 763 vues - Terre & Espace
Too hot to stay cool: dangerously accelerating glaciers’ melt in New Zealand
24/02/20214 min de lecture3 960 vues - Terre & Espace
Exposing the remnant core of a giant planet
22/02/20214 min de lecture4 995 vues - Biologie Végétale
How a mint turned into catmint
17/02/20214 min de lecture7 883 vues - Évolution & Comportement
Shelling out for dinner: dolphins’ foraging technique spreads socially among peers
16/02/20214 min de lecture5 012 vues - Microbiologie
Engineering bacteria to save honey bees
11/02/20214 min de lecture8 529 vues - Évolution & Comportement
The mystery of an ancient reptile with a ridiculously long neck
08/02/20214 min de lecture7 394 vues - Terre & Espace
What the “invisible” side of the Moon is like
04/02/20213 min de lecture4 401 vues - Santé & Physiologie
Diagnosing cancer by microbial signatures
03/02/20214 min de lecture4 869 vues - Terre & Espace
A neighborhood in space: finding the Moon’s age to understand Earth’s evolution
01/02/20214 min de lecture4 733 vues - Terre & Espace
What Caribbean coasts can tell us about the future of climate change
28/01/20213 min de lecture5 007 vues - Santé & Physiologie
The Trojan mosquito: an in-house parasite defends against malaria
26/01/20213 min de lecture9 539 vues - Terre & Espace
A rapidly changing ocean is alarming for fisheries sustainability
22/01/20214 min de lecture4 208 vues - Évolution & Comportement
It’s clear: the glass frog’s transparent belly has a special advantage
20/01/20214 min de lecture12 260 vues - Terre & Espace
Cometary nitrogenous salts tell about the Solar System’s history
15/01/20214 min de lecture4 514 vues - Biologie Végétale
A future of tasty tomatoes
14/01/20203 min de lecture7 361 vues - Biologie Végétale
How plants protect themselves from salt stress
26/06/20194 min de lecture4 527 vues - Terre & Espace
Staying ahead of the wave: predicting fishing efforts in a changing world to save biodiversity
25/03/20194 min de lecture4 844 vues