Bloggingheads.tv: How Long Have Humans Been So Darn Smart? [Science Saturday]
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Maybe not nearly as long as many anthropologists believe.
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The Buzz: NIH Stimulus Debate
Category: News
Last weekend, a letter from acting NIH director Raynard S. Kington was distributed to NIH investigators and began making the rounds in the blogosphere as well...
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February 24, 2009
Cute Inspired By Cute
Category: Culture
When considering the virality of internet memes—that is, the likelihood that a given item of web goodness will be passed from one person to another as fast as you can press Control+C, Control+V and send—there are many theories as to what causes these explosion of web transference.
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February 22, 2009
The Buzz: Facts as Cold and Hard as Melted Ice
Category: Journalism
The Washington Post is facing criticism after refusing to issue a correction for an erroneous statistic cited by Op-Ed columnist George Will's column topic—that global sea ice levels are the same as they were in 1979.
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Bloggingheads: Bad astronomy, good conversation [Saturday Science]
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In this week's Science Saturday, blogger and astronomer Phil Plait chats with science journalist Carl Zimmer. They talk about the time Buzz Aldrin punched a moon-landing denialist in the face...
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Open Science: Good for Research and Researchers [Bora Zivkovic's Presentation at Columbia]
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A recap of Bora Zivkovic's presentation on open science at Columbia University Feb 17.
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February 16, 2009
The Buzz: Friday the 13th Weird Science
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Today is Friday the 13th, and things are getting a little bit weird here at ScienceBlogs.
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February 10, 2009
The Buzz: Bunk Data Formed Vaccine-Autism Link
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The author of the 1998 paper that fueld the anti-vaccination movement by asserting a link between MMR vaccinations and autism was recently found to have falsified his original data.
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Fun with Quantum Entanglement
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In this week's Science Saturday, George Johnson chats with Louisa Guilder, author of The Age of Entanglement, about the history and science of quantum entanglement and why we should care about conversations between great physicists decades ago. They also...
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February 6, 2009
The Buzz: Massive Snake Dug Up in Amazon
While anacondas and pythons, the largest known snakes alive today, can reach over 30 feet long and swallow antelope whole, they are dwarfed in size by the newly discovered Titanoboa cerrejonensis, a serpent that lived during the Paleocene epoch whose...
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