I’m getting this from Nature, although New Scientist has also been covering it. A group called “the Olga Cell of the Informal Anarchist Federation International Revolutionary… Read the rest “So the anarchists are killing scientists now…”
…bad consequences follow. Forbes traces the problems with the most authoritative “we can cure the gay out of you” study:
… Read the rest “When bad science happens…”[Dr. Robert L.] Spitzer now looks back with
It’s probably just coincidence that the week after pulp hero John Carter, Warlord of Mars finally made it to the big screen, Neal Stephenson appeared in the pages of Smithsonian with… Read the rest “Cheer up, science fiction!”
Over the transom this morning, I just got word of an amazing science-music-art project that combined six University College London biomedical researchers with six bands to make a pretty… Read the rest “A salute: Trying and trying and trying by Gethan Dick.”
Scientific American interviews Brian David Johnson, Intel’s “future caster,” who combines science fiction with software and hardware design to predict what’s… Read the rest “The professional prophet of Intel.”
The Daily is reporting on a revolution. DIY researchers are leaving the academy to take a punk rock approach to science:
… Read the rest “Garage biology. (Like garage rock.)”Three years ago, [Mackensie] Cowell and his counterpart Jason Bobe,
PhysOrg rolls out the red carpet for researchers with an invitation from screenwriters to scientists:
… Read the rest “Science in Hollywood”Producers and writers for some of television’s most popular medical, crime, science
That’s what this Scientific American column is saying, pretty much. I can’t beat illustrator Kalliopi Monoyios’ blog-ready headline: 5 Reasons Your Camera Won’t… Read the rest “A decent illustration’s worth a dozen pictures.”
I doubt I could skip out of my non-scientific day job for a month, but man, I sure want to now:
… Read the rest “NIMBioS: Science Songwriter Residency”NIMBioS is sponsoring the program to encourage the creation and production of songs involving
Washington Post extends an invitation to you – and to everyone else – to search for the tomb of the Mongol emperor:
… Read the rest “Go find Genghis Khan. Yes, YOU.”Through a Web site called Field Expedition Mongolia, which
The U.S. government would rather you not, according to Digital Journal, worry your caring little head about the dead dolphins washing up in the Gulf of Mexico. So let’s just not talk… Read the rest “Obama’s dead dolphin problem.”
Ganked shamelessly from the Scientists and Engineers for America newsletter:
… Read the rest “SEA quiz: Who did what?”To celebration Black History Month, SEA staff has chosen five brilliant scientists and engineers for this
Edge magazine has rounded up some pretty impressive brainy folks – from J. Craig Ventner to Brian Eno, P.Z. Myers and Martin Rees – and asked them all a single question: What … Read the rest “Cognitive Toolkit Improvement”
RISD president John Maeda, writing in Seed Magazine, makes the case for including art education in our quest for better science:
… Read the rest “Art as science.”Public commitments to STEM—science, technology, engineering,
PhysicsWorld tries to get to the bottom of a curious question: Why did this inner-city high school produce seven Nobel laureates?
… Read the rest “Physics from the Bronx.”The school, which opened in 1938, was founded by the educator
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