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Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Biden proposes Medicare/Medicaid cover Ozempic etc.

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Remembering Leon Lederman - Leon Lederman, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist and a long-time friend of the World Science Festival, died the morning of October 3. He was 96. Lederman w...
6 years ago
The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel: Sci, Space, Tech

Today's 'Planet Earth Report' --Black Hat Cyber Attacks: “Can Morph Satellite Antennas Into Microwave Oven-like Weapons - The satellite communications that ships, planes and the military use to connect to the internet are vulnerable to hackers that, in the worst-case scenario,...
6 years ago
MJ's Human Biology Blog

Should Labor be Induced in Extra-Long Pregnancies? - Compared to normal-length pregnancies, pregnancies that go on too long carry a slightly greater risk of fetal death at or near the time of birth. For that ...
6 years ago
Science: Science blog + Genetics | guardian.co.uk

Why genetic IQ differences between 'races' are unlikely - The idea that intelligence can differ between populations has made headlines again, but the rules of evolution make it implausible Continue reading...
6 years ago
NYU-Poly News

High-Flying Alumni - Astronauts Charles Camarda and Paolo Nespoli Return to Their Alma Mater Dean Katepalli Sreenivasan personally knows more than one Nobel laureate, and his...
6 years ago
Quigley's Cabinet

Quigley's Final Cabinet - *Chris Quigley, Rest In Peace, 1963-2018* It is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to Chris who "joined the great majority" on January 22 after a 30-ye...
6 years ago
Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk

Would tech be different if women made up half the workforce? - From no cyberbullying to less pink, three women in tech share their thoughts on how life would change with gender parity in the industry When it comes to...
7 years ago
Pharyngula

Friday Cephalopod: I succumb to peer pressure and will mention Octopolis - Friday Cephalopod: I succumb to peer pressure and will mention Octopolis Wow. Every person on the planet saw one version or another of this "Octopolis" st...
7 years ago
Think Engineering

Let us make your day with out perfect maid service - If you want to get in touch with our *maid service phoenix* team, just pay a visit to our site and set an appointment. Our team of cleaning specialists w...
7 years ago
JOST A MON

The Girl's Circumnavigation Meal - In the centre of the square stood a statue of a lady September knew well by now, patted together from cream-colored crumpets. Below her benevolent gaze, ...
7 years ago
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Whewell’s Gazette: Year 03, Vol. #52 - Whewell’s Gazette Your weekly digest of all the best of Internet history of science, technology and medicine Editor in Chief: The Ghost of William Whewell ...
7 years ago
SERIOUS WONDER

The Second Amendment and Future of 3D Printing - The post The Second Amendment and Future of 3D Printing appeared first on SERIOUS WONDER.
7 years ago
Ron Schott's Geology Home Companion Blog

Where on (Google) Earth #599? - It’s been a long time since I’ve played WoGE, but last week I found The Inquisitive Rockhopper’s WoGE #598. I recognized that the lineament was the key geo...
7 years ago
e! Science News - Popular science news

The proteins that domesticated our genomes - EPFL scientists have carried out a genomic and evolutionary study of a large and enigmatic family of human proteins, to demonstrate that it is responsibl...
7 years ago
Heterodoxology

Problem of Disenchantment in paperback - Today I have signed a contract for the paperback version of my second book, The Problem of Disenchantment: Scientific Naturalism and Esoteric Discourse, 19...
7 years ago
The Panda's Thumb

Creationist classification of theropods - “Liaoning scene” by Emily Willoughby. Guest post by Jonathan Kane. Mr. Kane describes himself as an “armchair paleontologist” who worked as an intern at th...
8 years ago
EvolutionBlog

Farewell to EvolutionBlog! - Farewell to EvolutionBlog! Folks, I'm done. A recent story in the news involves the decision by FIDE, the world chess federation, to hold the Women's Wor...
8 years ago
KurzweilAI

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8 years ago
News | ALN

Immune System and Microbiome Work Together to Keep Brain Sharp in Mice - In mice, a special kind of immune cells help gut bacteria 'talk' to the brain, according to a new study published in *Cell Reports.* This finding could h...
8 years ago
Inside Science - Reliable news for an expanding universe

A Four Planet Dance - May 13 2016 - 12:00pm A Four Planet Dance New research appearing in the journal Nature explains the careful choreography of a multi-planet system called ...
8 years ago
The Geology News Blog

Daily Geology Photos – March 30 - A summary of photos posted on flickr today, tagged with “geology.” Displayed below are 100 geology-related photos were added to flickr today. Similar Posts...
8 years ago
Rockstar Research Magazine

More People Signing Up For Cryonics - I’m featured in a new cryonics documentary [online now] that airs Monday 10PM ET on Fusion TV. The past year has been great for cryonics: In 2015, Cryonics...
8 years ago
Futurista

The Future of Jobs: Automated AND Human Touch, insights from scenario planning - We live in exciting times of new technologies and innovative products, but one of the most uncertain issues of today is the future of jobs. Already many ...
8 years ago
Patent Pending Blog - Patents and the History of Technology

The Battle of Platea, 479 B.C. - After the delaying battle of Thermopyle, in which the 300 Spartans (and 8700 other Greeks) fought and delayed the massive army of Xerxes, and after the Per...
8 years ago
Bits

Daily Report: A Net Neutrality Setback for Facebook in India - In the United States, the social media giant has been an advocate of equal treatment of all Internet content. In India, regulators who share that belief ha...
8 years ago
Physics,Chemistry & Nanotechnologies News & Press - A Blog by F.Intilla (WWW.OLOSCIENCE.COM)

Research team claims to have directly sampled electric-field vacuum fluctuations. - Source: Phys.org --------------------- (Phys.org)—A team of researchers working at the University of Konstanz, in Germany is claiming to have directly samp...
9 years ago
HighTech EDGE

Three Ways To Start Optimizing Your Child’s Intellectual Aptitude - Learn how you can generate your child's mental expansion with these simple tricks.
9 years ago
Zoonomian

Plough Sunglasses - March now, last post July 2014. Goodness, I have been sleeping. Anyhow, with Symbyartic rallying for a sciart Tsumani, now seems as good a time as any to...
9 years ago
The Giant's Shoulders

Alea Iacta Est! - The final edition of the history of science blog carnival, On the Shoulders of Giants #72, has been posted by Greg Gbur, aka Dr SkySkull, its originator, o...
10 years ago
About.com Biology

Our Ears Help Us See - Image: graur codrin / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Researchers have discovered that the visual cortex in the brain uses auditory information to help create visu...
10 years ago
About.com Geology

Is This Your Hat? - [image: the hat]I first ran this post in August 2009 and again in July 2011, but I think it's worth a repeat. . . During my 2006 trip through the Sierra ...
10 years ago
Method: The Best Science Blog Posts

This Week's Planetary Radio: Reporting Big News from AGU - Major revelations about our solar system at last week's AGU conference came from near and far. Emily Lakdawalla and Casey Dreier share a few, while Bill Ny...
10 years ago
Biomedical Engineering News

Smart Knife Sniffs Out Cancer - Chemists at Imperial College London turn heads with a new type of diagnostic tool. Electrosurgical knives or “flesh vaporizers” (far cooler sounding) get a...
11 years ago
Oral History of British Science

Moving... - No new posts will be added to the Oral History of British Science blog; further updates about the project, and the forthcoming 'Voices of Science' website,...
11 years ago
The NASA Knowledge Ark Project Blog

The Most Important Project NASA Will Ever Accomplish - What Is the NASA Knowledge Ark Project? Simply put, a project to save all of humanity's knowledge out in space in case the worst happens. Hopefully it wi...
11 years ago
Research on Intelligent Design

Inspiring References to do our own Research - Bullinger, E. W. (Ethelbert William), 1837-1913: 1) The Companion Bible, 1901 http://archive.org/details/CompanionBible.Bullinger.1901-Haywood.2005 2) The B...
11 years ago
Think Gene

Phenylpiracetam as a nootropic - I recently purchased from phenylpiracetam from LiftMode. I’ve tried other racetams in the past as nootropics, such as the classic piracetam, aniracetam, an...
11 years ago
Nature Blogs - All Stories

Making sense of nanotechnology in northern Canada - Can nanotechnology help the economy of Edmonton become less dependent on oil?On the flight to Edmonton, I sat next to Ted, a friendly giant with a pronounc...
11 years ago
Dodecad Ancestry Project

D-statistics on ADMIXTURE components - I have implemented the method of D-statistics as an R function. This will allow you to take your raw genotype data and calculate various D-statistics of th...
11 years ago
Mechanical Engineering Blog Site

TUP Manila Grad Tops March 2012 Mechanical Engineer Board Exam - *Technological University of Philippines (TUP*)- Manila has every reason to rejoice since two of their Mechanical Engineering graduates was listed among th...
12 years ago
Darwin and Gender: The Blog

We have moved! - The Darwin and Gender blog now has a new home at the Darwin Correspondence Project website — please change your bookmark to keep up with our latest posts! ...
13 years ago
SEEDMAGAZINE.COM

Full Steam Ahead on CS-STEM - By imagining, drawing, and building original videogames, Globaloria students have been boldly demonstrating how art and design and creative cognition can r...
13 years ago
Technology blog

Internet speed problems got you down? - Well, I'm back in action on Helium. It's been a while since I have written for Helium, but I'm intrigued to see how their new payment policy pans out.My mo...
13 years ago
Non-Consensual Science

"Flow" by Philip Ball - A study of the science of flow that offers many pleasures to the reader (but a clear statement of the book's aims is not one of them) This is another of Phi...
13 years ago
Mrs. Berger's Chemistry and Physics Blog

Suggestions for Topics - Hello blog readers and chemistry students all over the world! I have had a lot of activity lately on my post on Empirical and Molecular Formulas. However...
14 years ago
Future Military Weapon Technology - Future Firepower

Myths About the NATO 5.56 Cartridge - There are a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding the current M16A1, M16A2, M4, M16A4NATO 5.56 round and its effectiveness on the battlefield. Now be...
15 years ago
Scienticity

Scienticity Is... - Perspective For several years we have used the word "scienticity" in our book notes to describe the *science-y* quality of a book, whether the exhibits a ...
15 years ago
The Physics Anti-Crackpot Blog

Portrait of a Crackpot - Well, tonight thanks to an unsolicited email to anticrackpot@gmail.com (keep them coming!), I have discovered crackpot gold. Rather, Eric (who does not ind...
16 years ago
New Scientist Short Sharp Science Blog

This blog is changing! - After more than two years and 769 posts, the Short Sharp Science blog is changing. All the blogs are merging to become one super-blog, a blog for everythin...
16 years ago
New Scientist Technology Blog

This blog's moving home! - After more than two years and 1127 posts, the technology blog is moving home. We're merging with Short Sharp Science, a blog for everything New Scientist c...
16 years ago
Educational technology

New blog - The following address will take you to my new blog http://blogforassessment.blogspot.com/
16 years ago
Quantum Physics Explored

Sorry… - some recent computer problems are stoping me from being able to keep up with posting, but fear not, posting will be back to normal soon…
16 years ago
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