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Who stole the curiosity?
I am just finishing the second of a duo of fantastic books about science and scientists. The first one, Freakonomics by Steven Levitt, is about a plethora of issues relating to “down to the grou… more →
Molecular Philosophy
10 + 1 PubMed Tips for Residents (and their Instructors)
faithmj wrote 6 days ago: Here’s a concise list of tips on using PubMed from Jacqueline Limpens, Clinical Librarian and … more →
10 + 1 PubMed Tips for Residents (and their Instructors)
faithmj wrote 6 days ago: Here’s a concise list of tips on using PubMed from Jacqueline Limpens, Clinical Librarian and … more →
10 + 1 PubMed Tips for Residents (and their Instructors)
faithmj wrote 6 days ago: Here’s a concise list of tips on using PubMed from Jacqueline Limpens, Clinical Librarian and … more →
10 + 1 PubMed Tips for Residents (and their Instructors)
faithmj wrote 6 days ago: Here’s a concise list of tips on using PubMed from Jacqueline Limpens, Clinical Librarian and … more →
A Louder Voice - Pet to Pasture
mpaynknoper wrote 1 month ago: Recently I’ve become acquainted with a variety of people that share an interest in exposing th … more →
Retraction. I have seen a nanobot, it's a bacteria
sciphu wrote 2 months ago: I wrote this previous post complaining that I had not seen biomedical nanobots in spite of predicti … more →
Message From the Editor: Economic Over-Stimulation?
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annalsofneurology wrote 2 months ago: The news of additional NIH funding in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) has been gre … more →
"No alternative to Primates in scientifical research", claims EU report
reportingtheworldover wrote 3 months ago: European Union’s Directorate General Environment (DG ENV) is currently revising Directive 86/6 … more →
Anyone Know if This is True?
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thegrip wrote 3 months ago: I’ve never paid too much attention to the whole PETA/animal testing/sheep sheering controversy … more →
Who stole the curiosity?
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niewiap wrote 3 months ago: I am just finishing the second of a duo of fantastic books about science and scientists. The first o … more →
A case against intellectual propety in pharmaceutical industry
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niewiap wrote 3 months ago: I have just stumbled upon a book called “Against Intellectual Monopoly” by Michele Boldr … more →
Sage – What is Merck’s freebie really all about?
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niewiap wrote 3 months ago: I was kind of hoping I would be able to get a little vacation away from Open Access, but it seems to … more →
Obama Ends Ban On Stem Cell Research
BGR wrote 3 months ago: President Barack Obama on Monday ended an eight-year ban on new embryonic stem cell research, disma … more →
"Naturally Obsessed": A Graduate Student's Perspective
Miriam Gordon wrote 4 months ago: Last night, at the CUNY Graduate Center in Manhattan, I attended a screening of a wonderful docu … more →
Promises and obstacles of open access science - Thus Spake John Wilbanks
niewiap wrote 4 months ago: Anyone knows who John Wilbanks is? Well, I just found out. Recently a post on slashdot caught my at … more →
Primum non nocere!
niewiap wrote 4 months ago: The Web is rife with news stories regarding a paper just published in PLOS Medicine about a benign t … more →
Lucky Puppies, Monkeys, Mice and Others: Two Examples of Pro-Vivisection Propaganda Targeting Children
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pdxmogo wrote 4 months ago: My boss, Zoe Weil, recently wrote two blog posts about examples of pro-vivisection propaganda target … more →
Why I (no longer?) hate the phrase "underrepresented minorities"
niewiap wrote 4 months ago: I used to cringe with disgust whenever I heard of the so called “underrepresented minorities … more →
In defense of the fishing expedition
niewiap wrote 4 months ago: When coming back from a conference recently, I had an interesting conversation with my PI about gran … more →
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