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Angga rescue
Feynman was not being arrogant when he told people, "You're wrong!"
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Restructure! wrote 2 days ago: or We Marginalized People Need to be More Like Feynman. Update: There are some problems with the ori … more →
Oklahoma University President Interferes with Federally Funded Health Research
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speakingofresearch wrote 5 days ago: Call for Support of Oklahoma Scientists and Research Programs Speaking of Research, along with scien … more →
Wooing Potential Scientists
nadascientific wrote 6 days ago: Yesterday Britain’s Royal Society announced that they were putting 60+ historical scientific p … more →
ResearchBlogging editor's selections: End of the world edition!
skullsinthestars wrote 6 days ago: I figured that the week of Thanksgiving would be quiet for research blogging — not true! Lots … more →
"I only read Playboy for the articles." - a study on unconscious bias
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Restructure! wrote 1 week ago: The conceit of deceit (The Economist): YOU are deciding between two magazines to read. The one you c … more →
HOPE CELL PROTOTYPE - COST EFFECTIVE, AFORDABLE; ON DEMAND; SAFE; SCALABLE;CLEAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS
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growing pains revisited
Curtis wrote 1 week ago: By now you’ve probably heard that actor Kirk Cameron and California-based minister Ray Comfort … more →
ResearchBlogging editor's selections: wayward galaxy clusters, air batteries, and the Toucan's bill
skullsinthestars wrote 1 week ago: hey, where are those galaxy clusters going? Greg Fish at weird things describes “dark flow … more →
brainframe computing
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Curtis wrote 2 weeks ago: Even though I frequently disagree with the decisions my brain makes, I must admit that, in terms of … more →
A look at responsible research with monkeys
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speakingofresearch wrote 2 weeks ago: At the last Pro-Test for Science rally (then UCLA Pro-Test) I was trying to explain opponents of res … more →
The Giant's Shoulders #17 -- Darwin Sesquicentennial Edition -- is up!
skullsinthestars wrote 2 weeks ago: The seventeenth edition of The Giant’s Shoulders is up at The Primate Diaries! Eric Michael Johnson … more →
Dell Studio 15 Mutlimedia: "what can your laptop do?"
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aerialroyalqueen wrote 2 weeks ago: As the world hears me – broadcast by my UMBRA’S… “what can your laptop do?” My Studio does jum … more →
ResearchBlogging editor's selections: water on the sun, nanotubes in the garden, mysterious magnetic field reversals, and ancient Chinese roads
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skullsinthestars wrote 2 weeks ago: Water on the Sun. If you thought finding water on the moon was surprising, let Invader Xan at Supern … more →
Gene therapy on the brain
speakingofresearch wrote 2 weeks ago: Hot on the heels of last weeks report of the successful use of gene therapy to treat the eye disease … more →
Plasma promises ultra low-carbon hydrogen production
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hopecell wrote 3 weeks ago: INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROVE IT !!!!!!!!!! SOURCE http://www.fuelcelltoday.com/online/news/articl … more →
The Wet Moon
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Chris wrote 3 weeks ago: (that’s either the title of a really bad porno or a really good, artsy foreign film) So NASA h … more →
The Bunny Bulletin
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Kelsey wrote 3 weeks ago: Bunnies, bunnies, bunnies…without them, the Swedes would be cold, nuclear waste would be a little mo … more →
RESEARCH: South African Explorers Discover The Oldest Man-made Structure on Earth
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Khepera wrote 3 weeks ago: This is intriguing info, especially when coupled with some research I’ve done over the years s … more →
Male doctors are paid more than female doctors with the same experience and expertise.
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Restructure! wrote 3 weeks ago: Male doctors earn £15,000 a year more than women, study reveals (The Guardian): There is an average … more →
