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Water and Chemicals Do Mix - But the Results aren't Pretty
A couple months ago, I covered the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. They are the largest science society in the world, and publish a scientific journal you ma… more →
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Dance your PhD!
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Bug Girl wrote 5 days ago: Ok, here’s a challenge to entomology (and other) grad students! Entomologists, more than anyo … more →
Dogma makes you believe stupid things
arthurvandelay wrote 3 weeks ago: . . . such as the existence of a “Divine Force Law” and that the Earth has “stretc … more →
Tips For Parents Of Middle Schoolers From AAAS About Alcohol
healtherm2 wrote 1 month ago: The first few weeks of middle school are a frenzy of friends, parties, and school events. It’s … more →
Alaskan Resident's Personal Opinion of Palin
clarexu wrote 1 month ago: (Anne) Kilkenny sent out an e-mail earlier this week to friends and family answering, from her persp … more →
Data, data, data
jeansong wrote 3 months ago: AAAS has a new journal called Science Signaling. They also have a database available to use, the D … more →
Water and Chemicals Do Mix - But the Results aren't Pretty
graemestempmorlock wrote 4 months ago: A couple months ago, I covered the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of … more →
Science News article
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finolagraves wrote 5 months ago: Hi Folks, There’s an article in Science News about scientists and Second Life. ACS Island is … more →
Eyes on Darfur: 2 Villages Missing from Site
Patrick Philippe Meier wrote 6 months ago: An update on Amnesty International’s (AI) “Eyes on Darfur” project based on my pre … more →
Human Rights 2.0
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Patrick Philippe Meier wrote 6 months ago: Amnesty International (AI) is taking human rights monitoring to a whole new level, metaphorically an … more →
Human Rights 2.0
Patrick Philippe Meier wrote 6 months ago: Amnesty International (AI) is taking human rights monitoring to a whole new level, metaphorically an … more →
A Second Earth in Our Solar System?
Epex wrote 6 months ago: From the article: Rocky planets, possibly with conditions suitable for life, may be more common t … more →
Genomes to Systems 2008: Summary
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Duncan wrote 6 months ago: Genomes to Systems is a biannual conference held in Manchester covering the latest post-genome devel … more →
Obama vs Clinton - Who will be better for Science? (via NewScientist)
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Stephen wrote 7 months ago: This is from the NewScientist channel and is an interesting conversation starter. Last week at the A … more →
Human genome. So owesomely geeky t-shirt.
doxaras wrote 7 months ago: Ok I admit it I am a t-shirt maniac. I have lot’s of them, concurrent themes, classic moto … more →
Design vs. Intelligent Design
tfpeditor wrote 7 months ago: Thanks to the folks over at Science & Religion Today for steering us towards this article from S … more →
Aaaah...AAAS
tfpeditor wrote 7 months ago: Thanks to everyone who came by our booth at AAAS. It was great to connect with our authors and edito … more →
The Planets
kingedwrite wrote 7 months ago: This story made me happy. The American Association for the Advancement of Science reckons more than … more →
What, No Mention of Time Travel?!
graemestempmorlock wrote 7 months ago: Well, it’s that time of year when all the science journalists, engineers, and scientists swarm … more →
Earth-like planets "common" in our solar system
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becausebeta wrote 7 months ago: Rocky planets, possibly with conditions suitable for life, may be more common than previously thoug … more →
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