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3D Google Earth Tour of NC Maps (video)

Category: North Carolina

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Science Café Raleigh - A Nuclear Renaissance

Category: Science Education

Our July Science Café (description below) will be held on Tuesday 7/20 at Tir Na Nog on S. Blount Street. With the disastrous BP Gulf oil spill now continuing into its third month, every day we are reminded of the...

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Books: 'On The Grid' by Scott Huler

Category: Books

About a month ago, I told you about the book-reading event where Scott Huler (blog, Twitter, SIT interview) read from his latest book On The Grid (amazon.com). I read the book immediately after, but never wrote a review of my...

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Beauty and Science Merge in Illustrators' Exhibit at NCSU Libraries

Category: North Carolina

From the NCSU Libraries News: The best in the world of science illustration will be hosted in a beautiful display featured in the D. H. Hill Library Special Collections Exhibit Gallery at North Carolina State University from June 14 through...

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Triangle PechaKucha #3 - registration is open

Category: North Carolina

3rd PechaKucha Night event June 17th! May 24, 2010--Raleigh, NC - Triangle PechaKucha is pleased to announce their third PechaKucha Night sponsored by Lonerider Beer, Relevance and Yelp!. The event will take place in Durham, NC, on June 17th, 2010,...

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Instead of your -80 freezer defrosting and ruining years of your research

Category: Science Practice

Deposit it with people who guarantee your samples will remain frozen:...

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Books: 'Bonobo Handshake' by Vanessa Woods

Category: Books

To get disclaimers out of the way, first, Vanessa Woods (on Twitter) is a friend. I first met her online, reading her blog Bonobo Handshake where she documented her day-to-day life and work with bonobos in the Congo. We met...

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In newspapers, therefore I am

Category: Blogging

You may have heard that, about six months ago, Charlotte Observer and Raleigh News & Observer started a new Monday Science/Technology section. Among other articles, there is also an ongoing weekly feature - a brief interview with a science blogger...

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Science Café Raleigh - The Human-Animal Bond

Category: Science Education

Hi Café Friends, Our June Science Café (description below) will be held on Tuesday 6/15 at the Irregardless Café on Morgan Street. Our café speaker for the evening will be Dr. Dianne Dunning from the NCSU School of Veterinary...

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Science Communicators of North Carolina (SCONC) Goes Behind the Scenes at RTI Tuesday, June 8.

Category: Technology

If you report, or just try to keep up to date, on research in this region, you know about RTI International. In 1958, it was the founding tenant of North Carolina's Research Triangle Park. Today it's one of the largest...

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