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Milestones4 comments

climatesight wrote 1 day ago: You may have already heard that carbon dioxide concentrations have surpassed 400 ppm. The most famou … more →

Tags: Mitigation and Policy, News and Reports, Andrew Weaver, British Columbia, Canada, carbon dioxide, climate change, climate models, emic

Fluent chunks 2: How to label your chunks

Ray Carey wrote 1 week ago: Photo by Alan Chia via Wikimedia Commons Most people recognise that we don’t speak in “s … more →

Tags: Ray Carey, LUG

May 6, 1966 (a Friday)

Prof. Olsen wrote 2 weeks ago: On this date, American paleobotanist Elso S. Barghoorn of Harvard reported the discovery of Precambi … more →

Tags: Evolution, Geology, History

Papers of the Week: 30.04 - 05.05.2013

Marc wrote 2 weeks ago: Papers from this week. [OA] indicates open access, and all are discussable on request. General Inter … more →

Tags: Human Evolution, molecular clock, Charles Darwin, Crurotarsi, Papers of the Week, Nuclear Energy, osedax, chimera, robotics

Creativity and color in academic ELF1 comment

Ray Carey wrote 2 weeks ago: If you believe the myth that ELF is “colorless” English, then Spock from Star Trek shoul … more →

Tags: ELFA corpus, Valeria Franceschi

Why blogging research is rewarding!

ragothamanyennamalli wrote 2 weeks ago: In this age, where many readers have a breath-wise/skimming habit of reading things, instead of dept … more →

Tags: Blogging, science writing, An introduction to social media for scientists., blogging articles, PLoS Biology, Why should one blog?, writing about science

Blogging in the Societas Magica newsletter1 comment

easprem wrote 2 weeks ago: The Societas Magica (a scholarly society you should know about if you’re into the academic stu … more →

Tags: blogs, Esotericism, Claire Fanger, Damon Lycourinos, Laura Mitchell, Richard Kieckhefer, Societas Magica

From the Other Side of the World...3 comments

climatesight wrote 2 weeks ago: It seems that every post I write begins with an apology for not writing more. I’ve spent the p … more →

Tags: Australia, Canada, CCRC, climate change, Global Warming, Science, sydney, UNSW, UVic

15 million mobile phones used to track malaria...

Charles wrote 3 weeks ago: We all know that mosquitoes spread malaria. What we never quite realise is that humans also spread m … more →

U.S. Lawmaker Proposes New Criteria for Choosing NSF Grants - ScienceInsider

Ryan Ellingson wrote 3 weeks ago: As much as I would like to make my posts light-hearted and educational, this is just too important t … more →

Papers of the Week: 22.04 - 29.04.2013

Marc wrote 3 weeks ago: Papers from the past week. [OA] are open access. Feel free to request a detailed discussion on any o … more →

Tags: Climate Science, Papers of the Week, placenta, Vivisection, phylogenetic network, G-quadruplex

antidepressants, pregancy, autism, and why you should never read the comments

Helen Chappell wrote 3 weeks ago: A helpful reminder as a necklace, via Cupcakes and Mace on Etsy. Browsing the NY Times science pages … more →

Tags: Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Drug safety, Pregnancy, irresponsible reporting

Papers of the Past 20 Days: 02.04 - 21.04.20131 comment

Marc wrote 1 month ago: It’s been a while, but I’ve kept them all the papers stored in a tab, nothing is lost. [ … more →

Tags: Papers of the Week

Interaction and lecturing in ELF: a final look

Ray Carey wrote 1 month ago: We’re coming to the end of this multi-post overview of Jaana Suviniity’s PhD thesis on t … more →

Tags: Jaana Suviniitty

A New Science Blog: Better Know a Fish!2 comments

younglandis wrote 1 month ago: Friends, I’d like to share a new writing project I’ve started, called Better Know a Fish … more →

Tags: Blogging, essays, Narrative, Writings, Aquaculture, Better Know a Fish, Biodiversity, Fish, Ichthyology

The Problem Is Social Organization25 comments

James Hanley wrote 1 month ago: For a long time I’ve kind of puzzled over why my intellectual interests seemed so disparate. P … more →

Tags: Politics in General, Social Organization, Violence and social orders, Douglass, Edward O. Wilson, the social conquest of earth

The beat the mosquito's heart didn't skip...

Charles wrote 1 month ago: It pulsed continuously without stopping. Then it repeated, as it had done many times before. Then, w … more →

Tags: heartbeat, Mosquito

April 6, 2006 (a Thursday)

Prof. Olsen wrote 1 month ago: *Tiktaalik roseae* fills in the evolutionary gap between fish and land animals. On this date, two ar … more →

Tags: Zoology, Evolution, History

What's so funny? More laughter in academic talk1 comment

Ray Carey wrote 1 month ago: Even real scientists like to laugh.Photo by Ruth OrkinSource: artnet.tumblr.com Is it possible to fu … more →

Tags: Original Findings


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