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Girls study eels in Furnace Brook, join citizen scientists who contribute ...
The Journal News | LoHud.com
Janis L. Dickinson, a professor and director of citizen science at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and Rick Bonney, the lab's director of program development, describe citizen science as “public participation in organizedresearch efforts” in their ...
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George Cowan, nuclear scientist on Manhattan Project, dies at 92
Washington Post
Recognizing a need for research that cut across traditional scientificdisciplines, he was the founding president in the 1980s of the Santa Fe Institute. The institute called him “a central figure in the history of transdisciplinary science.
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Forensic science is not as dependable as you might think
Bend Bulletin
Other techniques, such as in bullet-lead analysis and arson investigation, survived for decades despite poorly regulated practices and a lack of scientificmethod. Even fingerprint identification is partly a subjective exercise that lacksresearch into ...
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Pediatric Research | Study sees nature nurture at play
Columbus Dispatch
Recently, a beautifully executed research study published in the journal Cell has shed new light on our understanding of the nature-vs.-nurture debate. It turns out that the truth lies somewhere in between. An international team of scientists ...
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Columbus Dispatch
Medical research funding board gives grants to its members
The Spokesman Review
Board members say the practice of governing the use of those tax dollars while at the same time accepting grants is neither unusual nor poses a conflict of interest in the realm of scientific research and government funding.
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International space station's value to science questioned
The Seattle Times
By Mark K. Matthews ANONYMOUS / ASSOCIATED PRESS The international space station "has now entered its intensive research phase," said Bill Gerstenmaier, of NASA in recent testimony to Congress. But doubts persist on the station's scientific worth.
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If food is in plastic, what's in the food?
Chicago Daily Herald
Finding out which chemicals might have seeped into your groceries is nearly impossible, given the limited information collected and disclosed by regulators, the scientific challenges of this research and the secrecy of the food and packaging industries ...
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UK honour for top Indian-origin scientists
NDTV
Banglaore-based Professor Krishnaswamy Vijay Raghavan, Director of the National Centre for Biological Sciences, Tata Institute of FundamentalResearch, is described as an "inspirational leader successfully promoting excellence in Indian biology.
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Leaders calling Riverpoint Campus this generation's Expo '74
The Spokesman Review
... the $78.6 million Biomedical and Health Sciences Building that will house the College of Pharmacy, classrooms for what could someday be hundreds of medical school students, and scientific research of national repute and commercial promise.
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Earth Day: Discussing the Coming Climate Crisis With Heidi Cullen
Daily Beast
Cullen is in the habit of keeping a close eye on the weather: Climate Central is a nonprofit science research organization headquartered in Princeton, NJ Before she joined them, Cullen, who holds a doctorate from Columbia University, was the Weather...
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Daily Beast
Researchers make alternatives to DNA and RNA
Boston Herald
“DNA and RNA aren't the only answers,” said Vitor Pinheiro, the postdoctoral researcher who led the study, which was published this week in the journalScience. Manipulating XNAs to behave like DNA and RNA could helpscientists design better drugs, ...
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History is key factor in plant disease virulence
Science Daily (press release)
Scientists from the University of California System and the US Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service (USDA ARS) recently published the results in the journal PLoS ONE. The study demonstrates that the pattern of gene regulation--how ...
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Studies of froth: NJIT center examines the good, the bad, the ugly side of...
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
By Ed Beeson/The Star-Ledger Joe Epstein/The Star-LedgerThe New Jersey Institute of Technology has opened a center in its School of Management dedicated to the study of economic bubbles. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know when a financial...
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Grant awarded to Battelle scientist to pay for testing 'radiogel' cancer treatment
Mid Columbia Tri City Herald
The award comes from the Life Sciences Discovery Fund to help advance the technology and move toward an application for US Food and Drug Administration approval to use "radiogel" to treat patients. The radiogel is the result of years of research by ...
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Student honored for ground-breaking Lake Champlain research
BurlingtonFreePress.com
Markie Palermo and Rodney Olsen won the Citizen Scientist award at the Green Mountain Environmental Leadership Awards at ECHO in Burlington on Tuesday, April 17, 2012. / GLENN RUSSELL, Free Press Markie Palermo has been busy lately.
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Raptor studies led to understanding of birds - and researchers' own humanity
BurlingtonFreePress.com
The students have made valuable contributions to the public through expandingscientific knowledge of raptors, owls and other birds in and around Addison County. But maybe their best discovery was how much their experience learning about birds gave ...
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Michael Mann faces off with foes on 'Hockey Stick' tour
USA TODAY
But among scientists, a 2006 National Academy of Sciencesreport headed by Texas A&M's Gerald North that largely vindicated temperature reconstructions settled a lot of debate. Along the way, Mann, author of the recently-released The Hockey Stick and ...
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USA TODAY
UE students' research garners attention, awards
Ithaca Journal
The trio of Union-Endicott seniors was mentored by college professors as part of two different programs: Project Lead the Way, which focuses on engineering, and UE's scientific research program. "It gives you an idea of how to approach science," Palka ...
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Fisheries scientists redefine the salmon debate by trumpeting more 'spill'
The Idaho Statesman
That has been the federal strategy since the 1980s, but researchshows a high number of barged fish later died in the Pacific. State, tribal and US Fish and Wildlife Service biologists attributed this lower survival to the barging.
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The Idaho Statesman
Crowd-sourcing expands power of brain research
EE Times
In the largest collaborative study of the brain to date, scientistsusing imaging technology at more than 100 centers worldwide have for the first time zeroed in on genes that they agree play a role in intelligence and memory. Scientists working to ...
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EE Times
George Cowan, bomb project scientist, dies
Newsday
After doing graduate studies at Princeton, Cowan continued his nuclearresearch as part of the top-secret Manhattan Project that developed the atomic bomb during World War II. According to the Santa Fe Institute -- a nonprofitscience think tank he ...
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Polar bears evolved as separate species far earlier than thought
AsiaOne
Polar bears evolved as a separate species far earlier than previously thought, according to a new genetic study, which adds to worries about their ability to adapt in a rapidly warming world.Research published on Thursday found the Arctic's top ...
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AsiaOne
Let's Take a Walk!: Exercise Is Good For Our Brains
Care2.com (blog)
Writing in the New York Times Sunday magazine, Gretchen Reynolds (who writes the NYT's Well blog) reviews some recent scientific studies exploring why walking, running, swimming and the like are good for your health and for your head.
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Ecological answers in BP spill remain beneath the surface
Houston Chronicle
The scientific findings are isolated and not fully understood, but there is consensus that the long-term health of the Gulf will not be fully known for years. "The most honest assessment is, what we don't know is more than we do know," said Stan Senner ...
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The Latest on the Doomsday Virus
New York Times
The tale is a complicated one, but worth understanding since this is not the last time that this country and the world will face serious questions about scientific research and biosecurity. And government officials must ensure that, going forward, ...
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Nature Research Center makes grand first impression
WRAL.com
Raleigh, NC — More than 70000 people passed through the doors of the new wing of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciencesover 24 hours. The Nature Research Center opened Friday afternoon and quickly made a memorable first impression.
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WRAL.com
Science Somehow Managed to Not Notice These Bright Purple Crabs Until Recently
Geekosystem
by Max Eddy | 11:00 am, April 22nd, 2012 While this bright purple and red crab seems impossible to overlook, it was only recently identified by a researchteam led by German scientist Hendrik Freitag from the Senckenberg Natural History Museum.
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Sharjah Archeology Museum supports Higher Colleges of Technology
AME Info
The exhibition, organized by the Higher Colleges of Technology, will be inaugurated in the presence of Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research and Chancellor of the Higher Colleges of Technology.
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Global warming: Alpine plants swiftly losing ground
Summit County Citizens Voice
A continent-wide study showed measurable changes in plant communities just within a decade, according to a study led by the Austrian Academy ofSciences and the University of Vienna. The scientists reached their conclusions after surveying plant ...
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Rockefeller applauds federal research investment in WV
State Journal
MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia University is reaching out to faculty and student researchers at all college and universities across the Mountain State to boost the state's scientific capabilities by hosting a high-performance computing summer institute ...
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Conditioning Research: How to read scientific research
Independent of your age or education, you have the capability to understandscientific research studies. I'm not suggesting that everyone should become a ...
conditioningresearch.blogspot.com/.../how-to-read-scientific-r...
Research Study Manager / Clinical Research ... - New Scientist Jobs
Research Study Manager / Clinical Research / Surrey / £40k. Employer. Cranleigh Scientific. Posted. Friday, April 13, 2012. Ref. 2650. Contact. Sally Emmett ...
jobs.newscientist.com/.../research-study-manager-clinical-resea...
Cancer Industry Total Fraud Exposed: Nearly All 'Scientific' Studies ...
(NaturalNews) The vast majority of so-called scientific studies focused on cancer research are inaccurate and potentially fraudulent, suggests a new review ...
socioecohistory.wordpress.com/.../cancer-industry-total-fraud-...
Scientific Research 101
Independent of your age or education, you have the capability to understandscientific research studies. I'm not suggesting that everyone should become a ...
www.hawkeshealth.net/community/showthread.php?t...1
Marine scientists urge government to reassess oil spill response | e ...
... party and mutual approvals of research studies slows down the process and limits ... "The problem here is that scientific assessment would be faster and more ...
esciencenews.com/.../marine.scientists.urge.government.reasses...
Marine scientists urge government to reassess oil spill response
"The problem here is that scientific assessment would be faster and more thorough if this were a familiar type of spill," said the study's lead author, Charles "Pete" ...
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/04/120420123903.htm
Studies Suggest Massive Increase In Scientific Fraud - Slashdot
Much, perhaps most, scientific fraud in published studies has little to do with.... I am not sure you have a good sense of how much scientific researchcosts ...
science.slashdot.org/.../studies-suggest-massive-increase-in-scie...
UCSF Project Yields Major Resource for Scientific Research | www ...
UCSF Project Yields Major Resource for Scientific Research ... the ultimate way to study them is to knock them out in an organism like the mouse or the fruit fly.
www.ucsf.edu/.../ucsf-project-yields-major-resource-scientific-...
Sr Research Scientist at Pearson North America in Iowa City, IA ...
View and apply for the Sr Research Scientist Job at Pearson North America in Iowa City, IA. ... Designs research studies and research analysis specifications ... Research, Research Scientist, Science, Scientific,Scientist, Senior Scientist, ...
www.linkedin.com/jobs?viewJob=&jobId=2884567
Scientific Illustration and Animation for Research Scientists: Leica ...
Scientific Illustration and Animation for Research Scientists. Authors: ....Biology of Leukemia in Leuven, Belgium where he studies the development of leukemia.
www.leica-microsystems.com/.../scientific-illustration-and-ani...
BFF?: Cell Phone Study Shows Evolving ... - Scientific American
Science in Action Award · Bring Science Home · 1000 Scientists in 1000 Days · Search ... The researchers argue that women's friendships in particular drive the ...
www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=bff-cell-phone...
Malov Research Scientist Haemostasis
Malov Research Scientist Haemostasis. ... or other methods) for measurement of drugs and biomarkers in samples from non-clinical and clinical studies.
www.novonordisk-jobs.com/job/.../1840086/?utm...
Increase in retractions of scientific articles tied to problems in ...
Several scientists are calling for changes in how scientific work is conducted and published because of a rise ... How often is social science researchretracted?
legallysociable.com/.../increase-in-retractions-of-scientific-artic...
US scientists head to Mount Everest for research - Health/Science ...
A team of American scientists and researchers is setting up a laboratory at Mount Everest to study the effects of high altitude on humans. Team leader Dr. Bruce ...
www.newsobserver.com/.../us-scientists-head-to-mount-everest...
Scientists rewrite rulebook on breast cancer in ... - Science Codex
Scientists at the BC Cancer Agency and University of British Columbia have ...how scientists approach further research and clinical trials by providing them with ...
www.sciencecodex.com/scientists_rewrite_rulebook_on_breast...
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