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Second Life contributes to social research
I’ve blogged on MMORPGs and social research here and here amonst other times, and I still find it fascinating — although not surprising — that university research is turning to virtu… more →
David Kirkpatrick
More awards given to UNT family!
Antonio wrote 19 hours ago: Greetings! I have some exciting news everyone! If you have not already heard, Srinivasan Srivilliput … more →
Seals quickly respond to gain and loss of habitat under climate change
Jason wrote 1 week ago: Southern Elephant seals responded rapidly to climate and habitat change and established a new breedi … more →
Giant Supernovae Farthest Ever Detected: Dying Stars Shed Light On Universe Formation 11 Billion Years Ago
Jason wrote 1 week ago: This method has the potential to allow astronomers to study some of the very first supernovae and w … more →
Second Life contributes to social research
davidkirkpatrick wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve blogged on MMORPGs and social research here and here amonst other times, and I still find … more →
Glacier Calving
polarfieldservice wrote 2 weeks ago: Terminus of Columbia Glacier in 2005, showing the 300 foot ice cliff standing above the water. The i … more →
A Review of 'The Opportunity Equation'
jimskcc wrote 2 weeks ago: By Harry Keller Editor, Science Education In 2009, a commission formed jointly by the Carnegie Corpo … more →
Multidisciplinary research – an essential driver for innovation
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globalhighered wrote 3 weeks ago: Editor’s note: today’s entry was written by Professor Jill Trewhella (pictured to the ri … more →
The Intersection of Rarefied Circles
davidvblack wrote 3 weeks ago: This has been a busy week for me here at the Chemical Heritage Foundation. On Tuesday, June 23 I … more →
With Obama Energy Bill Looming, Some Data Contradicts Global Warming Conventional Wisdom
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symonsezwlky wrote 3 weeks ago: Maybe these cute guys like to swim and maybe their ice islands are getting smaller due to Mother Na … more →
Postcards from Toolik
polarfieldservice wrote 3 weeks ago: Emily Stone is a Chicago-based freelance writer. She’s on a 16-day science journalism fellowsh … more →
Postcards from Toolik
polarfieldservice wrote 3 weeks ago: Emily Stone is a Chicago-based freelance writer. She’s on a 16-day science journalism fellowsh … more →
Implantable device containing magnetic nanoparticles offers continuous cancer monitoring
vascoteixeira wrote 1 month ago: New device could track tumor’s grow Surgical removal of a tissue sample is now the standard fo … more →
Barrow Bound
polarfieldservice wrote 1 month ago: A team studying drained thaw lake basins on Alaska’s Arctic coastal plain through the unusual bifoca … more →
Assembly with graphene
davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 month ago: Interesting research on the properties of one of the more exciting nanotech materials out there. The … more →
Archaeologists Seek Answers in Greenland’s Gateway
polarfieldservice wrote 1 month ago: By Larry Mishkar Panoramic view of Force Bay looking northeast. This area was surveyed for archeolog … more →
Polar Bear Researchers of Summer
polarfieldservice wrote 1 month ago: Scientist John Whiteman and polar bear cub. Photos courtesy John Whiteman for Exploratorium It looks … more →
Perlmutter Watch 6-9-09
Sofie wrote 1 month ago: In a press release dated today, Rep. Perlmutter’s office announced that “the Community C … more →
Getting Ready at Toolik Field Station
polarfieldservice wrote 1 month ago: CPS operations staff at Toolik Field Station, Alaska, are finishing their spring projects and prepar … more →
Photon driven nanomotor
davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 month ago: Fair warning to all readers, a major press release dump is coming. Mostly nanotechnology news. First … more →
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