Intel interviewed Holly Batchelor of Scotland about her cosmic ray project.
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In 2006, Shannon Babb won both first prize at the Intel Science Talent Search (STS) and the prestigious Seaborg Award at Intel Intel ISEF for her work tracking water quality around her home in Utah. The Seaborg Award allowed her to travel to the 2006 Nobel Prizes in Stockholm, Sweden. Shannon is…
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As planned, I interviewed Sheril this morning on MN Atheist Talk Radio about the Science Debate Dot Org project. Mike Haubrich was host. I think it was a great interview, please give it a listen.
The interview is available here.
I also interviewed Sheril about this important topic on paper here…
I think I'm in love with this girl.
Yea, she's interesting.