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| Amoebas for a Better Science Tomorrow Scientific American (blog) A number of Scientific American bloggers are participating, and we're competing against each other and a whole bunch of other blog networks to raise cash for science supplies. If you've been paying any attention to what's been happening to education ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| NSF launches Science360 Radio for web, iPhone and Android KOLD-TV AP Entertainment News Video By Erin Jordan - bio | email The National Science Foundation (NSF) has launched Science360 Radio, the first Internet radio stream dedicated to programming aboutScience, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cancer Vaccines Scientific American Eric von Hofe, cancer researcher and president of the biotech company Antigen Express talks about his article in the October issue of Scientific American called A New Ally Against Cancer, about cancer vaccines. Eric von Hofe, cancer researcher and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Paul Hoffman Named President and CEO of Liberty Science Center MarketWatch (press release) Widely published in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Scientific American, Time, Wired and more, he describes himself as "a journalist and biographer whose work explores the relationship between genius, madness, obsession and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Now You Can Journey To The Exoplanets On Your iPad Gizmodo Australia By Kristen Philipkoski on October 5, 2011 at 5:50 AM Scientific American has launched a nifty new app that lets you explore exoplanets — planets outside our own solar system — from the comfort of your iPad. Journey to the Exoplanets takes exoplanets ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Vitamin D Makes the Grade Food Processing The headline in the March 23, 2009, issue of Scientific American, “Vitamin D deficiency soars in the US, study says,” could lead anyone to be alarmed. The study referred to, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, concluded that less than a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Tevatron's Last Day About - News & Issues The folks over at Scientific American have created a nice little eulogy, complete with links to a variety of stories about the Tevatron and Fermilab. And they weren't the only ones. Perhaps the most poignant was the one at the Symmetry Breaking blog, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Parents avoid child vaccines at their peril Irish Times Each of these three beliefs is false, as MF Daley and JM Glanz explained in Scientific Americanlast month, summarising the current situation regarding childhood vaccination. Apart from sometimes causing mild fevers, there is little evidence that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| LETTERS: NCT, Oct. 2, 2011 North County Times The Second Law of Thermodynamics proves the universe has not always existed, but where the "preexistent" energy came from is unknown to science. The entire concept "rests on untested and untestable assumptions" (Scientific American) and is full of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Government obstructing access to science data, panel says Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press ... and contact a scientist with a paper out and expect to get it cleared through the press office at the Institute,” said Nancy Shute, the president of the National Association of Science Writers and a contributor to NPR and Scientific American. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Indium Corporation expert to deliver keynote at IMAPS 2011 Global SMT & Packaging Magazine He has authored or edited five books on science, electronics, and optoelectronics, as well as several technical papers and articles for Scientific American. Dr. Lasky holds numerous patent disclosures and is the developer of several new concepts in SMT ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Giant ozone hole found above Arctic The Independent we need to protest to stop such outragous and threatening scientific american funded geoendangering research before its too late. this cannot go on and on unchecked. I can certainly recognise and understand a gigantic scam when I see one! ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hot and Cold: Dwarf Planet Makemake Could Have Extreme Temperatures Side by Side Scientific American (blog) ... he prefers an alternate pattern resembling a familiar object comprising light and dark blocks: “soccer-make.” About the Author: John Matson is an online news reporter for Scientific Americanfocusing on space, physics and mathematics. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Darwinizing Metamorphosis with Magic Discovery Institute ... the University of Liverpool, who worked in the 1950s on a so-called "larval transfer" hypothesis -- an idea so radical it "provoked frank disbelief among many biologists" (eg, see the uncharitable remarks posted by Scientific American in 2009). ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Uncommon Descent | Scientific American wrestles with science's ... By News Here Philip Ball offers us “10 Unsolved Mysteries: Many of the most profound scientific questions—and some of humanity's most urgent problems—pertain to the science of atoms and molecules” (Scientific American, October 10, 2011): For example, #1: ... people might want to consider alternatives. How about, life isn't principally chemistry, but information in motion. Now, how did that happen? Probably easier to just plough the same old furrows fruitlessly. Follow UD News at Twitter !... Uncommon Descent |
| Enviornmental Science News - » Many U.S. Drinking Water Wells ... By Scientific American ... are also hugely important and arguably more so." This article originally ran at Environmental Health News, a news source published by Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit media ... See all stories on this topic » · Scientific American ... Enviornmental Science News |
| Enviornmental Science News - » Beamline Scientist By Scientific American The beamline has an active user community covering many scientific disciplines ranging from earth and environmental science, biological and bio-medical imaging, materials science to scientificaspects of our cultural heritage. ... Enviornmental Science News |
| History: Science in Print By admin Page nineteen sported a keen defence of “Mr Cheselden's intended operation on the drum of the ear” and in subsequent issues medical features are as common as pieces about new technologicaladvancements. Science magazine covers from early ... Wartime pages of Scientific American and Popular Science are filled with expositions of the latest planes and weaponry; they seem to have been as much propaganda tools as informative guides. The tensions of the Cold War are also ... Bluesci - Cambridge University... |
| Liberty Science Center – Paul Hoffman Named President and CEO ... By New Jersey Technology Council Widely published in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Scientific American, Time, Wired and more, he describes himself as “a journalist and biographer whose work explores the relationship between genius, ... About Liberty Science Center – A NJ not for profit institution: Dedicated to providing transformative experiences that connect schools and society withscience and technology, Liberty Science Center is the New Jersey-New York City region's largest ... NJTC TechWire |
| NYC's Ring of Steel pt 3: Motion Capture: Scientific American Video ... Energy & Sustainability; Evolution; Health; Mind & Brain; Space; Technology; More Science ...Bring Science Home: Make a homemade compass .... Scientific American Newsletter ... News 4 hours ago | 1 ... www.scientificamerican.com/video.cfm?id=1185378220001 |
| Steve Jobs Dies at 56 - Scientific American | e! Science News Tell your friends. Get science news via ... Read the whole article on Scientific American · More from ... from CBC: Technology & Science. Wed, 5 Oct 2011, ... esciencenews.com/sources/scientific.../10/.../steve.jobs.dies.56 |
| Obama Bestows Medals of Science, Technology » American Scientist President Barack Obama awarded seven National Medals of Science and five ... In othertechnology news, the L.A. Times looked at what went wrong at the ... www.americanscientist.org/.../obama-bestows-medals-of-scien... |
| Fewer Big Asteroids Close In on Earth - Scientific American ... Fewer Big Asteroids Close In on Earth - Scientific American ... Google News science &technology · Knight Science Journalism Tracker. Peer review within ... www.nasw.org/fewer-big-asteroids-close-earth-scientific-ameri... |
| River Basins Could Double Food Production: Study - One News ... Science on One News Page on Monday, 26 September 2011. ... Food Production : Study:Scientific American http://t.co/1EUgIScX via @sciam 12 hours ago ... www.onenewspage.com/.../River-Basins-Could-Double-Food-... |
| Scientific American editors call for chimp testing ban - Science news ... 28.09.11 - The editors of Scientific American magazine have called for a ban on chimp testing and for scientist to spend more time developing alternatives to ... www.drhadwentrust.org/.../83-scientific-american-editors-call-... |
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