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By Rose Eveleth So it's 2013 everybody. There are all sorts of reasons to be excited about that. The world didn't end, the Emancipation Proclamation turned 150, and it's the first year since 1987 to be made up of four different numbers...
As often on Wednesdays, we have a brand new Video of the Week.- Cadell Last - Universality of Preadaptation for the Human Condition - Ashutosh Jogalekar - The GPCR Network: A model for open scientific collaboration - Bonnie Swoger - When journal articles are hard to find - Darren Naish - The other turkey - Robert Fares - Towards a Distributed, Intelligent Electric Grid - Bora Zivkovic - ScienceOnline2012 – interview with Sean Ekins - Scicurious - Is that a banana in your pocket or are you increasing your performance? - DNLee - Wordless Wednesday: I’m an Outdoor Afro - Eric R...
- Nicholas G. Evans - What Science Should We Fund? Questioning New Policy on H5N1 Gain-of-Function Research - Ashutosh Jogalekar - Does smoking pot lower your IQ? - Jennifer Frazer - Darwin’s Neon Golf Balls - Evelyn Lamb - Setting Mathematics in Verse - Deborah Gordon - Guest Post: Navigating the New World of Oils - Hannah Waters - A Hilarious Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Montana’s Natural History Museum - John R...
As usual on Mondays, we have the new Image of the Week.- Chris Arnade - How to lose 3 million dollars in one second? - Bob Grumman - M@h*(pOet)?ica—Circles, Part 3 - Ashley Tucker - The Future of Computers - Jennifer Frazer - Archaea Are More Wonderful Than You Know - Evelyn Lamb - Knotty Fun at the Joint Math Meetings - Scicurious - Don’t look back in anger: missed chances and aging - Krystal D'Costa - Speakeasy Smoking?...
- Sandeep Pingle - Dedifferentiation – Turning Back the Cellular Clock - David Bressan - January 11, 1771: The Birthday of Lake Alleghe - Caleb A.
Today we have a new Video of the Week.- Caren Cooper - The Most Stressful Science Problem - Kyle Hill - Saving Lives in Serenity: Can a Fanboy and Physics Change a Movie? - Evelyn Lamb - Where in the World Are the Odd Perfect Numbers? - Christie Wilcox - Fake Feces To Treat Deadly Disease: Scientists Find They Can Just Make Sh*t Up - Dana Hunter - The Cataclysm: “A Boiling Mass of Rock” - John R...
- Laura Jane Martin - #OverlyHonestMethods, or #SoGladWe’reHavingThisConversation - Christian Orlic - The Origins of Directed Panspermia - David Wogan - Australia’s Climate Bureau: get used to record breaking heat - DNLee - NABJ Proposal: Science 101 for Journalists or So, You want to be a Science Writer? - Caleb A...
- Shannon Palus - Paying with plastic: not just for credit cards - Judy Stone - A Clinical Trial and Suicide Leave Many Questions: Part 4: The University of Minnesota’s Response - Scott Huler - Oil Might Be a Natural Resource, and Other Things You Did Not Know - John R...
I'm back from vacation, and so is the Image of the Week.- Cheryl Murphy - Go Go Gadget Eyes…and Brain - Christie Wilcox - Parasitic Wasps Master Microbiology In Addition To Neurochemistry - Scicurious - Citizen Science, Citizen Policy - S.E...
I am very excited to announce the launch of the newest blog on our network. Now, our regular readers are probably familiar with the name - Evelyn Lamb (Twitter), who was an intern at Scientific American last fall, and continues to freelance for us now, mainly covering math...
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