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ERWIN SCHRODINGER (1887-1961)
1926 - Austria ‘The complex mathematical equation describing the changing wave pattern of a particle such as an electron in an atom. The solution of the equation gives t… more →
A History of Science
Europe's Keynesian Problem - NYTimes.com - Paul Krugman
wrote 1 hour ago: This is a MUST READ article from Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize winning, liberal, economist, writing … more →
The Perks Of Being Over 50
wrote 2 days ago: The Perks Of Being Over 50 (Photo Credit: Wikipedia – Public Domain) Take a deep breath … more →
Nanotech visionary would sweat the small stuff
wrote 2 days ago: 23May13 }:{ Reports trending today give details about the death of 1986 Nobel Prize winner Heinrich … more →
Saudi Arabia has The World's Biggest University especially for Women (PNBAU)
wrote 2 days ago: Where world media is tracking the movements of Saudi Arabia, when they heard this news, it was a sho … more →
On failure
wrote 3 days ago: I’ve recently read Wired’s 20 year anniversary issue and it’s just AWESOME. It includes a glossary o … more →
The Nobel Prize
wrote 3 days ago: “If I could explain it to the average person, I wouldn’t have been worth the Nobel Prize.” ― R … more →
Bravo! Awards & Accolades (Ch 21 pgs 273+274)
wrote 3 days ago: As a result of worldwide exposure, the University of Chicago has received unprecedented credibility … more →
ERWIN SCHRODINGER (1887-1961)
wrote 4 days ago: 1926 - Austria ‘The complex mathematical equation describing the changing wave … more →
WERNER HEISENBERG (1901- 76)
wrote 4 days ago: 1927 - Germany ‘It is impossible to determine exactly both the position and mom … more →
'Will research for beer'
wrote 4 days ago: I work with scientists every day. To be honest, there are times I wonder what motivates them on a pa … more →
Quote Of The Day
wrote 4 days ago: Both now and for always, I intend to hold fast to my belief in the hidden strength of the human spir … more →
Savings, savings, savings.
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wrote 4 days ago: “Human beings cannot comprehend very large or very small numbers. It would be useful for us to … more →
Fight Back Against Bad Effects of Ethanol
wrote 5 days ago: Vehicles are a part of our life, since ethanol affects engines it affects our life. A broken down en … more →
Cain by José Saramago
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wrote 5 days ago: Cain is the last novel by José Saramago and I was somewhat afraid that for this reason it might lack … more →
10th of April - Test Tube Rip
wrote 5 days ago: Robert Edwards, the British scientist who pioneered the development of ‘test-tube babies’ conceived … more →
Mo Yan
wrote 5 days ago: The contrast being Korean author O Chonghui’s “River of Fire” (just reviewed) and … more →
ALEXANDER FLEMING (1881-1955)
wrote 5 days ago: 1929 – England ‘First identification of an antibiotic – the discovery of penicillin’ ALEX … more →
The Mythical 70s - NYTimes.com - Paul Krugman
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wrote 6 days ago: This is a very interesting and reflective blog from Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize winning, liberal, econ … more →
A certain Nobel prize
wrote 6 days ago: Chemists will be green with envy to find out that a Nobel prize (possibly in Chemistry) is almost ce … more →
