CON.CA - The Journal of Serendipitous and Unexpected Results

The Journal of Serendipitous and Unexpected Results

Successful research often leads through reasonable yet unsuccessful approaches and unexpected discoveries. The Journal of Serendipitous and Unexpected Results (JSUR) is an open-access forum for researchers seeking to further scientific discovery by sharing surprising or unexpected results.

“Silicon Valley’s newfound urge to postpone aging indefinitely is an attempt by the super wealthy to extend their own lives.”
In Alien Civilisations, Do Accountants Have the Upper Hand?
Constraints Improve Creativity
Memory is a Feature of Neurons Rather Than a Function of Brain Systems
NASA's Curiosity Successfully Lands on Mars

Jan 11	How to Avoid Jury Duty
Sep 19	“The world’s first hydrogen-powered train.”
Mar 13	The Growth of Corruption Reporting Websites
Oct 31	The Pirate Supply Store
Sep 20	“A dystopian vision of the future is already happening in China.”
Aug 29	Japanese Robot Serves Ice Cream From Inside a Vending Machine
Sep 18	“Google isn’t liable because it is nothing and nowhere and endless.”
Jan 15	“The first-ever driverless mass transit test program.”
Sep 21	“When Life Gives You Lemons.”
Jan 04	The (Very Scary) People of Public Transit
Jan 09	CaptchaTweet: Write Tweets in Captcha Form
Dec 23	Why, Typewriters Are Alive and Well, Thank you