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Video Feature: Nobelist Giacconi at Lindau

In the video, Nobelist Riccardo Giacconi (Physics, 2002) discusses his work in X-ray astronomy, and the discovery of sources of X-rays in outer space.

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: Day 5

Highlights from the fifth day of the Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau, Germany.

Video Feature: Nobelist Douglas Osheroff at Lindau

The ScienceBlogs.de team caught up with Nobel Prize winner Douglas Osheroff (physics, 1996) in Lindau. In the video, he discusses the work that led to his award.

Meetings in Lindau: Report from Day 4

Astronomy lectures, young researchers, and a view of Lindau island.

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: Day 3

"Physicists dance as long as they can. We have fact-checked this."

The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: Day 2

"They come from all over the world to join this meeting and to communicate with each other. And what happens? They stare at their computers, read emails and Skype."

Lindau: Marketplace for the Sciences

Personal impressions of the 58th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, June 29 to July 4, from the ScienceBlogs.de team.

What's your workbench?

Photos of where you do science could be featured in the next issue of Seed Magazine.

Cognitive Enhancers: Yay or Nay?

On TOPP of the World

To get a better idea of the ecology and dynamics of ocean life, marine biologists, oceanographers, and engineers for the past few years have been outfitting sealife of the Pacific Ocean with GPS-like tags—and now they have a blog.

The Biggest Baking Soda Volcano Ever

Seed correspondents are Live-Blogging the International Science and Engineering Fair. Come see what the next generation of cutting-edge scientists is up to.

Lego My Scientist

Alan Saunders pays tribute to scientists with "Lego vignettes."

Ixnay on the Ears-Bay...

U.S. Interior Department to traveling government officials: Just don't mention the polar bears.

Highly Accomplished People More Stymied By Stress

Have you ever blown it on a standardized test? Had your mind go blank during a job interview? Maybe it's because of your superior capabilities.

Sagan the Skeptic

A new rememberance of Carl Sagan highlights the scientist's role as an introducer of skeptical thought to the public.

Shaft: Can You Dig It?

Here's a question for all the ScienceBloggers in the house: Which scientist (in your field or beyond) has been most seriously shafted? This could be taken two ways: Who deserves to be more recognized, revered and renowned today than he...

Happy Bicycle Day!

At 4:20 in the afternoon, on April 19th, 1943, the Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann deliberately ingested 250 micrograms of LSD-25, a substance he had discovered during experiments with alkaloids of the fungus ergot. Despite the vanishingly small dosage, he soon...

The Big Quench

I like Chad Orzel's True Lab StoriesTM series so much that I've decided to be inspired by (read: steal from) him and tell the only vaguely worthy story from my short researching experience. Not too long ago, I was but...

Science Marches On (Over Linus Pauling's Dead Body)

Gather 'round, dear readers, and let me regale you with the sad saga of the late, great Linus Pauling.

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