As usual on Wednesdays, we have the new Video of the Week.
- Howard Bloom – Sequestration Shovels Money to the Russians
- Tom Levenson – There Should Be Grandeur: Basic Science in the Shadow of the Sequester
- Chris Arnade – Why It’s Smart to Be Reckless on Wall Street
- Becky Crew – Prehistoric ghost shark Helicoprion’s spiral-toothed jaw explained
- Katherine Harmon – Rare Social Octopuses Break All the (Mating) Rules [Video]
- Elizabeth Aston – Scicurious Guest Writer! Alcohol and Caffeine: No need to go Loko
- Hannah Waters – Seeing the Blue Marble for the First Time
- Ashutosh Jogalekar – Are climate change models becoming more accurate and less reliable?
- Brian Malow – 20 Questions with the Space Station
- Alex Wild – A more realistic focus-stack
- Khalil A. Cassimally – Spark Magazine: Student Science Magazine Of York University
- DNLee – Travel Awards for College Students to attend Botanical Society Meetings
- Kalliopi Monoyios – The SciArt Buzz: SciArt Happenings in March/April 2013
- Kelly Oakes – Want to go to Mars? Dennis Tito will take you there…
- Mark Fischetti – Young Scientists Encourage the Public to Demand Peer Review
- Fred Guterl – Can Children Teach Themselves?
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