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A Gift From The Royal Society
In celebration of its 350th anniversary, The Royal Society (London) is opening its digital vaults again! Celebrating three and a half centuries of science in 2010 The dissemination of scientific res… more →
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Centraal
The March of Science...
LW wrote 2 weeks ago: “If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants.” - Isaac Newton, i … more →
The emerging scientific consensus on the SwiftHack emails: get real, denialists
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thingsbreak wrote 3 weeks ago: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Working Group I: IPCC WGI firmly stands behind its unique … more →
Are you interested in the history of science?
mrsparrington wrote 3 weeks ago: If you are interested in the history of science and scientific discovery then have a look at this fa … more →
Review: The Everything Pressure Cooker Cookbook
wannabetvchef wrote 3 weeks ago: Originally posted at Well Fed on December 2, 2009. 1682, 12th April: I went this afternoon with seve … more →
The Marvelous Marriage of History and Science
Allison Loudermilk wrote 3 weeks ago: Long before John Collins Warren, M.D., thought up The New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery an … more →
Gartner, Twitter and SAP
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Madhusudan Rao wrote 3 weeks ago: Gartner will buy its rival AMR Research for $64 Million. Wow!!! Didn’t think that they made so much … more →
350 Years of Science from the Royal Society
dougaj4 wrote 3 weeks ago: Trailblazing “Welcome to Trailblazing, an interactive timeline for everybody with an interest … more →
Wooing Potential Scientists
nadascientific wrote 4 weeks ago: Yesterday Britain’s Royal Society announced that they were putting 60+ historical scientific p … more →
Britain's Royal Society Marks 350th Anniversary
fhsukams wrote 4 weeks ago: Britain’s Royal Society, founded in London in 1660, is marking its 350th Anniversary by relea … more →
"Trailblazing" website reveals 350 years of science
stevevirgin wrote 4 weeks ago: A gruesome account of a 1666 blood transfusion and amusing notes about how an 8-year-old Mozart resp … more →
W.O.W. Website of the Week: Trailblazing
gryphonschoollrc wrote 4 weeks ago: The Royal Society launches a new website today called Trailblazing to celebrate 350 Years of discove … more →
The Royal Society celebrates 350 years by putting historic papers online
purplepaula1 wrote 4 weeks ago: To mark the start of its 350th year, the Royal Society has made 60 historic papers available online … more →
A Gift From The Royal Society
Adrian Thysse wrote 4 weeks ago: In celebration of its 350th anniversary, The Royal Society (London) is opening its digital vaults … more →
November 28 in history
homepaddock wrote 1 month ago: On November 28: 1520 Three ships under the command of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan reached … more →
GM - the more we hear, the less we like
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realfoodlover wrote 1 month ago: “Waiter, will you serve me a dish of genetically modified food?” I don’t see anyon … more →
Tomorrow's Giants 2 - Dataset Comparison, Data Sharing and Future Literatures
na303 wrote 1 month ago: Following my first post from last week, here are more questions that the Royal Society wanted us Cam … more →
Tomorrow's Giants 1 - Big Data
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na303 wrote 1 month ago: I recently spent an afternoon at a meeting entitled “Tomorrow’s Giants”, which was … more →
GM food – the time is now
reputationspotlight wrote 2 months ago: In June, I commented on this blog how momentum is slowly building behind the second-coming of geneti … more →
Waldo, found...
LW wrote 2 months ago: ©2009 ~sfumato21 (via Daily What) As we call off the dogs, we might recall that it was reputedly on … more →
