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+Meet Brian Malow, a science comedian scheduled to perform at the USA Science and Engineering Finale Expo. He will also perform at the Night of Science Comedy before the Expo with two other comedians, Norman Goldblatt and Pete Ludovice.
Based in San Francisco, Brian has performed for NASA, JPL (…
I personally like science AND laughing so I'm excited to see this next Friday. Thanks Brian Malow for being a part of the festival. If you can't catch his full length show on Friday, he will be performing 20 min sets at the Expo too.
As part of the inauÂgural USA SciÂence & EngiÂneerÂing…
When I was a child, I picked up a book called Last Chance to See. You've probably heard of the author - he's world renowned for his humorous science fiction which has secured his place in the hearts of geeks everywhere. But this book wasn't about travelling the universe with a trusted towel; it…
Last Saturday, we put on the first ever SkeptiCal: Northern California Science and Skepticism Conference. It was pretty awesome.
The organizers included Bay Area Skeptics and Sacramento Area Skeptics, and we managed to fill a 200 seat auditorium by advertising to our members, other northern…
If I had to name the single biggest invention of the 20th century I'd have to give the nod to the transistor. Without that we'd wouldn't have the cheap computers we have today, without cheap computing we wouldn't have the times for genetic sequencing being reduced every year.
And without transistors we wouldn't have a satellite at a LaGrange point beaming information back to us. Imagine trying to do this with vacuum tubes!