In the old days, Science Weekly[1] used to print 4-5 paragraph summaries of published research in a three-column layout. The magazine was dense with informatio

In the old days, Science Weekly[1] used to print 4-5 paragraph summaries of published research in a three-column layout. The magazine was dense with information across a huge number of topics. And in the very old days, newspapers used to publish in tabular form local election results and sports games. I feel that Nature could dedicate one to two pages of one paragraph summaries of null results with links to the published papers. It's amazingly easy to skim such pages to find interesting interesting things! [1] I think that was the name; I canceled my subscription when they changed to a Scientific American wannabe. I was looking for breadth not depth! I could always get the original paper if I wanted more information.