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Supply Chain Risk lessons from the toy industry
Few of the risks faced by toy makers are unique to the industry, but the combination of risks is something any CEO will lose sleep over. There are risks associated with product demand including seaso… more →
Jan Husdal
There Are Some Things Our Emotions Don’t Know
wrote 1 day ago: One of the more interesting dichotomies in psychology is the interplay of intuition and conscious re … more →
London Olympics and the effect of mass gatherings...
wrote 2 days ago: 59 Days to go. Simply put, for those that care about the London Olympics — the excitement is m … more →
Is Your Newspaper Making You Ignorant? A Scientific Analyisis
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wrote 1 week ago: my personal unscientific opinion would be: YES, they are. here’s the article: With staff from … more →
The Psychology of Self-Punishment
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wrote 1 week ago: Although some adults are more prone to self-flagellation than others, this tendency appears to be co … more →
First Panic Attack and Agoraphobia
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wrote 1 week ago: Panic disorder commonly presents acutely with a first severe panic attack. Many patients can distin … more →
Koala trypanosomes...
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wrote 1 week ago: In an emergency room at Beerwah, Queensland, the phone rings almost 100 times a day. The emergency r … more →
Cumulative Emissions and Climate Models
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wrote 2 weeks ago: As my summer research continues, I’m learning a lot about previous experiments that used the U … more →
tv, film and real-life: electroshock
wrote 2 weeks ago: What happened to Carrie Mathison in the final episode of Homeland wasn’t real. I’m not r … more →
The Death of TC-5214...
wrote 3 weeks ago: All too often, experimental drugs post stellar results from studies conducted in Russia, India and o … more →
Of wild carrots and the death of Socrates
wrote 3 weeks ago: There is a plant I keep encountering, both on foraging trips and while out running, and for a long t … more →
Summer Research
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wrote 4 weeks ago: I recently started working for the summer, with Andrew Weaver’s research group at the Universi … more →
New routes to Chagas...
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wrote 1 month ago: On March 5th 2001, a 37 year old woman went into surgery to have a kidney and pancreas transplant fr … more →
User Interaction Revived at WWW2012 - #www2012
wrote 1 month ago: For the last two / three years I’ve been increasingly vocal – and annoyed – at the … more →
How many genes does it take to vote...?
wrote 1 month ago: “2 genes predict voter turnout” If it was as simple as that we can forego all the campai … more →
Battlefield Theory...
wrote 1 month ago: Imagine the scene — from the mouth and nose, through the pharynx into the trachea, separating … more →
March Migration Data
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wrote 2 months ago: In my life outside of climate science, I am an avid fan of birdwatching, and am always eager to conn … more →
Cholera riots...!
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wrote 2 months ago: Sometime during the night on May 29th, 1832, a woman that went by the name of Mrs Clarke died. Her d … more →
Neuroskeptic: Free Will: A Dangerous Idea?
wrote 2 months ago: Neuroskeptic: Free Will: A Dangerous Idea?. Found this when I was looking through some research blog … more →
Boozing Your Way to Efficient Goal Pursuit
wrote 2 months ago: There are many reasons people like alcohol. It makes things seem more positive by making it harder t … more →
