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Category: Things We Like
Darwin's On the Origin of Species is the book that introduced the theory of evolution by natural selection and launched the field of evolutionary biology. But the text itself evolved, too, from the first edition published in 1859 to the...
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Category: Art
The congress center "Inselhalle" at the opening...
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Category: Art
A recent NEA survey of the arts revealed a dismaying trend: a consistent decline in public participation across nearly every discipline studied, including music, theater, dance and the fine arts. And while ScienceBlogger Chad Orzel points out that the...
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Category: Activism
As scientists often lament, science in the entertainment industry is often ignored or misportrayed outside the realm of science fiction. But two compelling new documentaries have ScienceBloggers hopeful that their messages will have the mass-market appeal of films such as...
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Category: Art
Yesterday, Seed Media Group was proud to launch a new and improved SEEDMAGAZINE.COM...
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Pictures from the Building_Space_With_Words event...
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Category: Art
Last Wednesday I took a voyage into the blogosphere. Upon entering this physical manifestation of the place I spend most of my time, a mix of words and light swirled around me, illuminating my field of vision from every angle as thoughts, desires and observations rushed forward from the trenches of hyperspace and darted out of view again.
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Category: Art
In this week's episode of Science Saturday, John Horgan chats with philosopher Denis Dutton about his book, "The Art Instinct," which argues that our artistic values are due, in significant part, to biological adaptations dating back to the Pleistocene.
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Photographer Felice Frankel says the best way to learn science is through art.
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Read the Neurophilosopher's thoughts about our newest blogger, Jessica Palmer, of Bioephemera.
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