Several multimedia items on www.the-scientist.com took readers beyond the text, with videos and slideshows that brought the stories of researchers and their work to life. Here are 2014’s best.
Intrepid TS editor Kerry Grens spent a chilly Spring day on the Illinois River with Asian Carp hunter Clint Carter to report a story about the strategy of eating invasive species to remove them from ecosystems.
Architecture student-turned-artist Macato Murayama creates beautiful images inspired by the intricate anatomy of flowers.
A Canada goose smashes into the cockpit of a small plane, highlighting the dangers of birdstrikes.
Studying handedness in chimps may shed light on the mysterious trait in humans.
Meet Pek Van Andel, who conducted the famous MRI sex experiment, and see his research in action.
Through her...
Ron Blackwell helps neuroscientists map the circuitry of face perception by letting them stimulate his brain with electricity.
Bats' special relationship with pathogens
Meet the scientists and study subjects behind research into how senses work together to form perceptions of the world.
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