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"Health is Mother of All Prosperity"

Venkat Karra wrote 2 days ago: To read the article with a title “Capitalists And Other Psychopaths”, and the references … more →

Tags: TGI - My Philosophy, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the , Social class, William Deresiewicz, Behavior, Paul K. Piff, University of California-Berkeley, ethics

ABC+EL=no D(ata)6 comments

xi'an wrote 5 days ago: It took us a loooong while [for various and uninteresting reasons] but we finally ended up completin … more →

Tags: Books, Pictures], R statistics, statistics, University Life, abc, Abcel, ARCH model, Garch Model

Red alert for humanity: Chemical damage can be inherited by offspring through unlimited generations

therealtruth4u wrote 1 week ago: (NaturalNews) Groundbreaking new science reveals that the harmful effects of exposure to synthetic c … more →

Tags: Chemical, Offspring, Damage, ETI, Epigenetics

Climate Denialist myth series – #6 CO2 Not a Pollutant

procrastin8or wrote 2 weeks ago: As with anything, too much of something is always bad. We need food to survive but if we eat too muc … more →

Tags: climate change, AGW, Global Warming, Climate Science, Science, co2 pollution, Carbon Dioxide Pollution, ocean acidification, CO2 emissions

Climate change and Early Farming in the Levant

kknabb wrote 2 weeks ago: A new article recently came out in PNAS by Rosen and Rivera-Collazo, titled Climate change, adaptive … more →

Tags: archaeology, neolithic, Levant, climate change, farming

Rahmstorf: Is it OK to call him an "alarmist" now?2 comments

tommoriarty wrote 3 weeks ago: Some folks never give up.  In the following video Stefan Rahmstorf says… To me a tipping point … more →

Tags: Arctic ice, climate change, Glaciers, Global Warming, ice, National Academy of Sciences, Rahmstorf, sea-level rise, Temperature

Study solves mystery of horse domestication

VGFarrell wrote 3 weeks ago: New research indicates that domestic horses originated in the steppes of modern-day Ukraine, southwe … more →

Tags: Wild horses, horse domestication, Ukraine, Cambridge, vera warmuth, Eurasian steppe, southwest russia, west kazakhstan, National Academy of Sciences

Finding research articles that are worth finding

Chris Willmott wrote 1 month ago: An enormous amount of scientific literature is generated each month The world is awash with scientif … more →

Tags: Education, information literacy, referencing, Science, Teaching, EMBO Journal, Journal, Nature, Research Skills

Methane leakage from natural gas infrastructure

roberthurst wrote 1 month ago: Alvarez, Pacala, Winebrake, Chameides and Hamburg, “Greater focus needed on methane leakage fr … more →

Tags: Natural Gas, fracking, Energy, shale gas, Methane, natural gas production, methane leakage, Carbon, radiative forcing

The Social Ladder's Genetic Footprint

Rob Mitchum wrote 1 month ago: Photo courtesy Yerkes National Primate Research Center By Rob Mitchum From the teenage years through … more →

Tags: Genetics, Immunology, Psychology, Research, Disease, Human Genetics, primates, social status, Stress

NRC’s 2011 ‘Climategate’58 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 months ago: Guest post by Rud Istvan Excerpted from book in progress Arts of Truth Based on the forthcoming Gaia … more →

Tags: Book Review, climate change, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, National Science Foundation, NSF, united states, United States National Academy of Sciences, United States National Research Council

[PNAS 2010] Blueprint for antimicrobial hit discovery targeting metabolic networks

Complex Systems Research @ Inha University wrote 2 months ago: Blueprint for antimicrobial hit discovery targeting metabolic networks Y. Shen, J. Liu, G. Estiu, B. … more →

Tags: 2010, Year2010, Biology, Medicine, metabolic network

Updated PSMSL sea level video13 comments

tommoriarty wrote 2 months ago: The following video shows all the PSMSL tide gauge data so you can search for a sea level rise accel … more →

Tags: climate change, Geophysical Research Letters, Global sea level linked to global temperature, Global temperature evolution 1979-2010, Global Warming, Grant Foster, Rahmstorf, Sea Level, sea level rise rate

Rahmstorf vs. Rahmstorf2 comments

tommoriarty wrote 2 months ago: Oh, what a tangled web we create, when first we practice to exaggerate. ClimateSanity with apologies … more →

Tags: Global Warming, Sea Level, climate change, Temperature, Rahmstorf, Vermeer, sea level rise rate, Global sea level linked to global temperature, Global temperature evolution 1979-2010

2-Feb-2012: Shhhhhh! It's secret - until March 12th.

rebeccacrooney wrote 3 months ago: A manuscript my co-authors (Dr. Bayley and Dr. Schindler at the University of Alberta) and I submitt … more →

Tags: oil sands, Publishing, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, media interest, Press Release

Mice solve cancer blood supply mystery

thearkhive wrote 3 months ago: All cells require oxygen to survive, and this axiom also holds true for cancer cells. Without a cons … more →

Tags: Cancer, angiogenesis, Animal Research, animal testing, animals, Blood supply, Cancer Stem Cells, Hypoxia, mice

Ancient Horse Mother Found

Chronojourner wrote 4 months ago: A team of geneticists, paleontologists, and archaeologists have identified the ancient mother of all … more →

Tags: DNA, Mitochondrial DNA, mtDNA, Paleontology, Europe, Genetics, Asia, domestication, horses

Sea level data set to music. Yeah, that's right.10 comments

tommoriarty wrote 4 months ago: Vermeer’s and Rahmstorf’s “Global sea level linked to global temperature” (P … more →

Tags: Global Warming, climate change, Rahmstorf, Vermeer, sea level rise rate, Global sea level linked to global temperature, tide gauge data, Sea-Level Data, global sea level

"Disbelieving is hard work"3 comments

tommoriarty wrote 4 months ago: Daniel Kahneman Theory-induced blindness and Vermeer’s and Rahmstorf’s “Global sea … more →

Tags: Sea Level, Rahmstorf, climate change, Vermeer, Global Warming, Climate, Temperature, Global sea level linked to global temperature, Stefan Rahmstorf


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