紐約時報約1200 ~1300 員工 (Staff writers 1,300 news staff (2016) )，15位科技版記者，還好啦！15位記者，每個禮拜會產生兩萬字以上的稿件,主要集中在星期二刊出；此演講談該版/該報20世紀下半頁開始重視"科學界"的創新等"做法"。

網路版的幾篇： Science & Technology Cristina Spanò Do You Have a Conflict of Interest? This Robotic Assistant May Find It First They can’t detect all conflicts, but new computer programs serve as guard rails when scientists and publishers fail to self-police. This composite made from images supplied by the researcher shows a platypus under visible light, left, and under ultraviolet light and yellow-filtered UV light. Jonathan Martin/Northland College Platypuses Glow Under Blacklight. We Have No Idea Why. What other secrets are they hiding? Using Wolves as First Responders Against a Deadly Brain Disease Some scientists say that the predators are essential to curbing the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease because they pick off weak deer. A wolf from the Wapiti Lake pack near a hot spring of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Teenagers in Covid Isolation: ‘I Felt Like I Was Suffocating’ Remote learning, lockdowns and uncertainty have increased anxiety and depression among adolescents, raising concerns about their mental health. “My chest would get really heavy and everything inside my body would be jumping,” Nicole DiMaio, 19, of Brooklyn, N.Y., said of how anxious she became during lockdown. ADVERTISEMENT 幾篇

Science & Technology


Cristina Spanò

Do You Have a Conflict of Interest? This Robotic Assistant May Find It First

They can’t detect all conflicts, but new computer programs serve as guard rails when scientists and publishers fail to self-police.

Jonathan Martin/Northland College

Platypuses Glow Under Blacklight. We Have No Idea Why.

What other secrets are they hiding?

Using Wolves as First Responders Against a Deadly Brain Disease

Some scientists say that the predators are essential to curbing the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease because they pick off weak deer.

Teenagers in Covid Isolation: ‘I Felt Like I Was Suffocating’

Remote learning, lockdowns and uncertainty have increased anxiety and depression among adolescents, raising concerns about their mental health.

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The New York Times

All the News That's Fit to Print
Cover of The New York Times (March 26, 2018)
Type	Daily newspaper
Format	Broadsheet
Owner(s)	The New York Times Company
Founder(s)	Henry Jarvis Raymond George Jones
Publisher	A. G. Sulzberger
Editor-in-chief	Dean Baquet
Managing editor	Monica Drake
Opinion editor	Kathleen Kingsbury (acting)[1]
Sports editor	Jason Stallman[2]
Photo editor	Michele McNally
Staff writers	1,300 news staff (2016)[3]
Founded	September 18, 1851; 169 years ago (as New-York Daily Times)
Headquarters	The New York Times Building, 620 Eighth Avenue New York, New York, U.S.
Country	United States
Circulation	571,500 daily[4] 1,087,500 Sunday[4] 2,900,000 digital-only[5] (as of May (Sunday) / November (daily) 2016 / (digital-only) August 2018)
ISSN	0362-4331 (print) 1553-8095 (web)
OCLC number	1645522
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此演講談該版/該報20世紀下半頁開始重視"科學界"的創新等"做法"。

Science

1. CLIMATE
2. SPACE & COSMOS
3. HEALTH
4. TRILOBITES
5. SCIENCETAKE
6. OUT THERE
7. CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK

約1200 ~1300 員工 (Staff writers 1,300 news staff (2016) )，15位科技版記者，還好啦！

Ben Chen

11月21日下午7:05  · 

《一個

恐龍在新媒體時代的告白.》?

紐約時報的科學版編輯/作家,選擇了這樣的一個演講題目!

為了今天要去吳大猷科普著作獎,一大早查了一下密西根大學的TaYou Wu Lecture(密西根大學台灣校友會捐贈的）, 2014年找的演講者是紐約時報科學版的編輯Dennis Overbye.

他一開始就說感到非常惶恐,因為之前的講者很多都是諾貝爾獎得主的重量級學者,講的內容都是科學本身.而他只是一個科學記者.

紐約時報科學編輯部總共有15位記者，每個禮拜會產生兩萬字以上的稿件,主要集中在星期二刊出.演講者主要在敘述面臨各種網路新媒體的出現,他的努力和困惑，覺得好像是一個遠古的恐龍留存在現在的世界裡.

DENNIS Overbye 有一本談宇宙論和天文學者的科普著作：

台灣版譯為:

《宇宙的寂寞心霊》, 是一本廣受好評的科普著作.

YOUTUBE.COM

2014 Ta-You Wu Lecture - Dennis Overbye - 02/12/14

Giant dormice the size of cats used to live on Sicily

Natural History Museum, London

Millions of years ago, dormice grew to the size of cats.
That's a whole lot of supersize rodent cuteness



NHM.AC.UK
Giant dormice the size of cats used to live on Sicily
Why did they get so big?

睡鼠（學名：Gliridae，或稱Myoxidae及Muscardinidae），是齧齒目松鼠亞目下的睡鼠科，主要在歐洲生活，亦有部份在非洲及亞洲可以見到。牠們最特別的是有較長的冬眠期。

目錄

• 1特徵
  • 1.1冬眠
• 2與人類的關係
• 3演化
• 4參考
• 5外部連結

特徵[編輯]

睡鼠是細小的齧齒目，只有約6-19厘米長，重15-200克。牠們外表一般都像鼠，但尾巴上有毛皮，而非呈鱗狀。牠們大部份都是棲息在樹上的動物，較靈活及適合攀爬。大部份睡鼠的物種都是晚間活動的。睡鼠有極強的聽覺，並以不同的發聲來彼此溝通。^[1]

睡鼠是雜食性的，一般吃生果、草莓、花朵、堅果及昆蟲。睡鼠在齧齒目中較為獨特的是牠們沒有盲腸。牠們的齒式與松鼠相似，但卻缺少了前臼齒。

睡鼠每年生育1-2次，妊娠期約21-32日，每胎平均有四頭幼鼠。牠們的壽命可以長達5年。幼鼠出生時是沒有毛的，眼睛要直至約出生後18日才能打開。牠們一般都會在第一次冬眠前達至性成熟。睡鼠是群居生活的，以家庭為單位或擴闊至不同物種之間，但要視乎食物的供應。^[1]

冬眠[編輯]

住在溫帶的睡鼠最出名就是其冬眠。牠們可以一年冬眠6個月，若天氣夠冷甚至可以冬眠更長的時間。牠們有時會起來吃預先放在就近的食物。在夏天時，牠們會儲存足夠的脂肪，以備冬眠時供應養份。^[1]

演化[編輯]

睡鼠最早的化石紀錄是來自始新世早期。^[2]牠們於中新世在非洲出現，並最近期在亞洲出現。很多種的睡鼠都已被確認。在更新世時期，巨型的睡鼠（如平齒鼠）生活在馬爾他及西西里島。^[3]