Science related stories and commentary
The death of Horowhenua child Ethan Wyman from a brain tumor is tragic news. A family is grieving, the students of Te Horo School have lost a friend and classmate. Ten year-old Ethan apparently slept with an iPod device beneath his pillow, likely listening to music or playing games on it after hitting the sack […]
MoreSciblogs Editor’s Picks Griffin’s Gadgets – the 10 top science stories of 2013 Ariadne – An interactive futures table of elements The Dismal Science – Career lesbians Hot Topic – Ken Ring rides again
MoreFrom the first vat-grown hamburger to the discovery of the world’s largest volcano, scientists pushed back the limits of human knowledge in 2013 and developed technologies that could radically change how we live our lives. Over at the Science Media Centre, in conjunction with our colleagues at the AusSMC, we assembled the top 10 picks […]
MoreSciblogs Editor’s Picks Hot Topic – Welcome to the carbon COP Public Health Expert – NZ and the OECD on health measures The Dismal Science – If it scares, it leads Infectious Thoughts – An open letter to Lego
MoreSciblogs Editor’s Picks Sciblogs Podcast – The future of personalised medicine Griffin’s Gadgets – Green Expo peddles pseudoscience Diplomatic Immunity – Messages of misinformation Ariadne – Eight great technologies
MoreSciblogs Editor’s Picks Open Parachute – The universe: it’s bigger than you think Hot Topic – Salinger’s warming book tour The Dismal Science – Food prices and public health SciBooks – Extinct moa brought to life
MoreSciblogs Editor’s Picks Ariadne – Randomizing futuring Building Blogs of Science – The Science sting on open access SciBooks – The Owl that fell from the Sky Open Parachute – Cyber bullying of science
More[Ed: We like to keep away from politics as much as possible here at Sciblogs, but this is the first time I know of that a candidate has run in local body elections based on a vision for science. This is well worth hearing more about] by Dr Peter Gilberd, Wellington City Council – Northern […]
MoreEditor’s Picks Just So Science – Evaluating science outreach BioBlog – Is science really too hard? Guest Work – Is global warming in a hiatus? Code For Life – Scientific fields by purity
MoreSciblog’s Editor’s Picks The Dismal Science: Inequality – I’m not yet convinced Building Blogs of Science: Lincoln unveils open access policy BioBlog: Can people sense exposure to EMFs? Open Parachute: The Galileo fallacy
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