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#SciAmBlogs Thursday - ADHD, dingo tools, addiction app, taste of fear, Ice Age plants, mimic fly, and more...

- Emily Willingham - ADHD: backlash to the backlash - Bora Zivkovic - Clock Classics: It all started with the plants - Jason G. Goldman - Dingoes Ate My Nametag: Tool Use in a Dingo - Cassie Rodenberg - App Intervention to Treat Addiction (and It Runs on Android) - Krystal D'Costa - Editor’s Selections: Roman health, Anatomical offerings, and Mental illness - Christie Wilcox - The Sweet Taste of Fear - David Bressan - How Plants survived the Ice Age - DNLee - Black & Green, the New Intergration – 5 Names in Urban Ecology you should know - Glendon Mellow - Bones Out of Joint – interview with Sean Craven & Holly Gilmour - Mariette DiChristina - Enter the Science in Action Award at Google Science Fair - Kate Clancy - Roller derby athletes hip check science stereotypes #iamscience - John R...

STAFFFebruary 24, 2012 — Bora Zivkovic
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#SciAmBlogs Wednesday - singing mice, fungal civiliization, icefish, chestnut clock, addiction predisposition, not-so-fast neutrinos, and more.

I am sure you will love today's new Video of the Week!- Scicurious - And you can tell everybody, this is your mouse’s song - Rob Dunn - A Science Miniseries: The Big Story of Alcohol, Civilization and a Little Fungus - Bora Zivkovic - Chestnut Tree Circadian Clock Stops In Winter and Tomorrow in Charlotte: ‘How the Web is Changing the Way Science Is Communicated, Taught and Done.’ - David Wogan - Fracking gets the NMA Taiwan animation treatment - James Byrne - The bacteria in your belly Pt...

STAFFFebruary 22, 2012 — Bora Zivkovic
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#SciAmBlogs Monday - John Glenn, termite balls, Hamlet, volcanic symbolism, octopus vision, fungal farmers, and more.

Welcome to Monday, the day of the new Image of the Week - check it out. Click through the links within to see more awesome stuff by the same artist.~~~~- Amy Shira Teitel - John Glenn: The Man Behind the Hero - Rob Dunn - By looking carefully, Japanese scientist discovers the secrets of termite balls and Five Kinds of Fungus Discovered to Be Capable of Farming Animals! - Maria Konnikova - Hamlet and the Power of Beliefs to Shape Reality - Darren Naish - Identify the Baja California mystery whale carcass! - S.E...

STAFFFebruary 21, 2012 — Bora Zivkovic
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#SciAmBlogs Friday - Citizens' Agenda, Tasmanian Devils, dropout electrons, wine & Beer, snails that fly and more.

Have a great weekend!- Bora Zivkovic - Can We Ask Presidential Candidates about Science? - Eric R. Olson - Color-Coding Ants [Video] - Katherine Harmon - Contagious Cancer: Genome Study Reveals How Tasmanian Devil Cancer Has Spread - Gary Stix - Eternal Sunshine Drug Points the Way Toward Counteracting the Agony of Chronic Pain - Michael Moyer - Fermilab Set to Reveal “Interesting” Higgs Boson Results - Philip Yam - What Processed Food Looks Like during Digestion—Of Course It’s Not Pretty [Video] - Kelly Oakes - ‘Dropout’ Electrons Get Pushed out of Van Allen Belt - Rob Dunn - Strong Medicine: Drinking Wine and Beer Can Help Save You from Cholera, Montezuma’s Revenge, E...

STAFFFebruary 18, 2012 — Bora Zivkovic

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