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Today we present the brand new Video of the Week.- Becky Crew - Koshik the elephant can speak Korean - Gary Stix - Civilization’s Thin Veneer: The Evacuation of Bellevue - Darren Naish - Giant flightless bats from the future - John R...
Only Wednesday. And we have the new Image of the Week!- Charles H. Greene - Frankenstorm Sandy: Stitched Together From Elements Both Natural and Unnatural - Bora Zivkovic - Did NYC rats survive hurricane Sandy? - DNLee - Will Giant Mutant Rats overrun NYC in Sandy’s wake - Cassie Rodenberg - Haunted by Emily: When Addicts Disappear - Christie Wilcox - Falling in love with the world’s most endangered primates and Don’t forget to donate!! - Jennifer Ouellette - Bad Moon Rising: The Science of Werewolves - Psi Wavefunction - Three views of a diatom - Robynne Boyd - Appalachia’s Fall Colors Safe for Now - Hadas Shema - Interview with Richard Price, Academia.edu CEO - Alex Wild - 13 Horrifying Ways To Die (Arthropod Edition) - Dana Hunter - An Excellent Point About Uniformitarianism - Kate Clancy - Being Overwhelmed is Way Scarier Than a Paranormal Activity Movie - Scicurious - HAPPY HALLOWEEN: Sci presents…LYCANTHROPY - Fred Guterl - The Future According to Sandy - Larry Greenemeier - Post-Sandy New York Aims to Rethink Infrastructure Not Just Rebuild It - Evelyn Lamb - Mathematicians at Play: 3-D Printing Enters the Fourth Dimension =======================Conversations on our articles and blog posts often continue on our Facebook page - "Like" it and join in the discussion...
- Mark Fischetti - Did Climate Change Cause Hurricane Sandy? - Melissa C. Lott - The Word of the Day – Blackout - John R. Platt - New Lizard Discovered in Australia and Threatened by Incoming Housing Development - Gary Stix - Science Lesson During Sandy: Scary Pimples - Kalliopi Monoyios - If Audubon Had Painted His Dreams… - Caleb A...
- Daisy Yuhas, Marissa Fessenden and Mollie Bloudoff-Indelicato - The Science of Hurricane Sandy Liveblog - David Biello - Update: Hurricane Sandy Hits U.S.
- Judy Stone - An Emergency Room’s Closure: A Community’s Betrayal - Kate Clancy - Hot for Obama, But Only When This Smug Married Is Not Ovulating - John R.
- Jason G. Goldman - How Elections Are Decided: Who Would You Choose as Captain of Your Boat? - Bora Zivkovic - Beats vs obsessions, columns vs.
Our sister network, SciLogs.com, announced the addition of a number of excellent new bloggers. Go check them all out.Today we have both a new Image of the Week and a new Video of the Week.- John R...
- Jag Bhalla - What Competition in Nature Should Teach Us About Markets: Should We Be As Dumb As Trees? - Ferris Jabr - Sequencing The Connectome: Will DNA Barcodes And A Sneaky Virus Change The Way Scientists Map The Brain? - Cassie Rodenberg - Judgment Battles: Crack vs...
- Scicurious - Sleeping Beauty: magic or hypocretin? - Becky Crew - Eunice aphroditois is rainbow, terrifying - Maria Konnikova - What Jane Austen can teach us about how the brain pays attention - Cassie Rodenberg - Anger, Crack and Duty: The Haze of Street Emotion - Kevin Zelnio - Sweden Journal: Tragedies at the Zoos - Bora Zivkovic - #2012SVP – what do Vertebrate Paleontologists talk about? - Christina Agapakis - Our Smell Universe - Robynne Boyd - Will Sea Level Rise Make the Final Debate? - David Ropeik - The l’Aquila Verdict...
- R. Douglas Fields - The Power of Music: Mind Control by Rhythmic Sound - Marcia Malory - Is Homosexuality a Choice? - Judy Stone - Medicine in the Media: Debunking journal reports and news at #NIHMiM12 - Gary Stix - A Little Hard Science from the Big Easy: Temple Grandin’s Brain and Transgenic Sniffer Mice - Janet D...
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