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Genes and thinking: a cool series of workshops for teachers
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Thinking about genes and genes about thinking
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Science education:
Afterthoughts on the Life Sciences Summit
Category: Seattle
Thoughts on biotechnology and economic development
Posted by Sandra Porter at 3:36 PM • 0 Comments •
How NOT to encourage diversity in the scientific community
Category: Science culture
Take curriculum advice from the CEO of AAAS.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:20 AM • 28 Comments •
Magpie day #1: interesting links to science careers
Category: Science careers
A very nice series from Chad on science careers.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 12:52 AM • 4 Comments •
Plasma physics on the table
Category: Science education
Learning about plasma in Arizona.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 5:11 PM • 5 Comments •
Nanotechnology: let's get small!
Category: Science education
Interested things about nanotechnology...
Posted by Sandra Porter at 3:00 PM • 5 Comments •
14 year old girl discovers new supernova
Category: women in science
Astronomy and citizen science
Posted by Sandra Porter at 9:51 PM • 4 Comments •
Educating students for a career in the workforce or a place in society: why do not both?
Category: Bioinformatics
Observations on attitudes.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 1:01 PM • 2 Comments •
Teen-age children as experimental subjects
Category: Biology (Macroscopic )
You can learn funny things when you do science at home
Posted by Sandra Porter at 8:00 AM • 14 Comments •
Swine flu, Amantadine resistance, and channels in the membrane
Category: molecular structures
Drug resistance, the M2 protein, and the story of influenza infections.
Posted by Sandra Porter at 7:00 PM • 4 Comments •
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