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| Science lecture for the 12 Days of Earth Day The Cannon Beach Gazette He has also been published in popular magazines such as Scientific American MIND, Archaeology Magazine, South American Explorer, Spaceflight, Skeptical Inquirer, The Next Step, and The Bulletin of Primitive Technology. Smith will also be discussing his... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Scientists Find Post-Tsunami Radiation in Sea Kelp, Seek to Expand Research NBC Los Angeles By Melissa Pamer Giant kelp off Southern California --such as the plants displayed here from the California Science Center -- were found to harbor radioactive iodine after Japan's nuclear disaster. Two scientists who found radiation in sea kelp along ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Learn Effective Communication Strategies At Stakeholders Summit Virtual-Strategy Magazine His book FOOL ME TWICE: Fighting the Assault on Science in America was published in October 2011. Otto's work has appeared in publications include Rolling Stone,Science, Salon, Huffington Post, New Scientist, and Scientific American. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Washington Biotechnology & Biomedical Association Announces Dates for Life ... MarketWatch (press release) ... the firm(eqnx:)s services to clients in the biotechnology/life sciences/hightechnology/manufacturing industries worldwide. In 2002, he was recognized as the biotech investment visionary of the year by the prestigious Scientific Americanmagazine. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| For the 5th Anniversary of Virginia Tech's Massacre: Talk With Vook, Inc ... MarketWatch (press release) In her new Vook, Inc. book MURDERS MOST FOUL: And the School Shooters in Our Midst, science and psychology journalist Rebecca Coffey reports that slaughter-style killings have hit America's schools and universities hard since 1927. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NY Times contributor David Pogue to speak at OU Health Sciences Center Oklahoma Daily by Hillary McLain | April 6, 2012 | 0 comments A New York Times and Scientific American contributor will visit the OU Health Sciences Center to speak about medicaltechnologies at 6:30 pm Wednesday. David Pogue will deliver a lecture entitled ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Electrical Shocks to Brain Accelerate Learning Marketwire (press release) Recently published in professional journals Nature, Scientific American and Experimental Brain Research, TDCS facilitated training is being developed in partnership with the Department of Defense and US Air Force to improve the complex skills necessary ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Will Future Smart Home Remind Us To Take Our Meds? EarthTechling That's what Washington State University professor Diane Cook writes in a new article inScientific American magazine. Cook says that soon sensors and software will be used in the home, acting as “intelligent agents” that can help improve our health and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cooking: The 1-Million-Year-Old Technology The Atlantic Kate Wong explains at Scientific American: Berna's team obtained blocks of sediment from a layer in the cave that contains stone tools made in the so-called Acheulean tradition, which is believed to have originated with the early human ancestor Homo ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study Identifies Genes Linked to PTSD UC Los Angeles Scientific American reported Friday on a study led by James Liao, the Chancellor's Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at UCLA's Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, demonstrating for the first time a method for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Trouble with Gerrold: A loaded magazine SDTimes.com And, of course, I loved reading about real science and nature, so pretty soon I was picking up copies of Discover, Scientific American, Science, New Scientist, National Geographic, Omni, Wired, even Popular Science. During the golden age of computer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Prosperous property Youngstown Vindicator Peterson acknowledges that none of it would have happened without careful foresight and planning and, most of all, good science. Stacks of journals, and magazines such as Popular Mechanics and Scientific American line the home. See all stories on this topic » |
| Celestial Eye Goldfish: “Image of the Week” at Scientific American ... By emilydamstra Occasional news related to my natural science illustration. Home · About ... My colored pencil illustration of a Celestial Eye Goldfish is the 'Image of the Week” at Scientific American Blogs, thanks to science artist and blogger Glendon Mellow who quoted me and included the image (with my permission) in his recent Scientific American blog post “How Do Artists Protect Their Work Online?” Thank-you, Glendon! My goldfish image is an example of my attempts to prevent copyright ... News from the Studio |
| Scientific American - April 2012 » Download magazine free ... Scientific American (informally abbreviated to SciAm) is a popular science magazine published since August 28, 1845, which according to the magazine makes ... downmagaz.ws/.../8496-scientific-american-april-2012.html |
| What's this about homeopathy in Scientific American Brasil ... About Doubtful News ... Harriet Hall relates a story on Science Based Medicine: ... If this is what passes for science in Scientific American, the magazine is a ... doubtfulnews.com/.../whats-this-about-homeopathy-in-scientif... |
| Ancient Human Had Feet Like an Ape - Scientific American | e ... Tell your friends. Get science news via. Astronomy ... Read the whole article onScientific American · More from ... from CBC: Technology & Science. Wed, 28 Mar... esciencenews.com/sources/.../ancient.human.had.feet.like.ape |
| What's this about homeopathy in Scientific American Brasil? Scientific American Declares Homeopathy Indispensable to Planet and Human Health Harriet Hall relates a story on Science Based Medicine: I recently received an e-mail from one of SBM's readers in Brazil, ... Got a timely news story to add? www.skeptic.com/.../whats-this-about-homeopathy-in-scientifi... |
| Struggling Young Readers Like Kindles: Scientific American Podcast Article Source: Science News, Articles and Information | Scientific American.technology, kindle, ereaders, improves-reading-ability. Seeded by Susan Anthony ... susananthony.newsvine.com/_.../10932664-struggling-young-... |
| Science-Based Medicine » Scientific American Declares ... If this is what passes for science in Scientific American, the magazine is a ..... Case in point: MRI technology exists because of quantum mechanics. It's the ... www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/.../scientific-american-declares... |
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