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sethmnookin: One of my favorite canals. “@BoraZ: Mary Roach Takes A Trip Down the Alimentary Canal: http://t.co/Gwpwvx4b1A”
EmilyAnthes: +1 Somebody should Storify that RT @ShipLives I highly recommend folks go to @umairh's feed and check out his epic rant. Great stuff
TravisSaunders: Thesis lit review has been submitted for publication. Now all that's left is the general discussion and I'm done!
hillaryrosner: Brilliant. RT @edyong209: . @YourTitleSucks is hilarious.
stevesilberman: @pbump Don't even ask me about John-Boy Walton. Just sayin'.
daniel_lende: RT @Dirk57: Addiction is not a typical disease, nor a simple matter of choice. Maybe "disease model" should become "biochemical model."
mfenner: @0Albogami I can't recommend specific reference manager for iPad.
MrEpid: Love Sir Ken Robinson - great talk on education and learning RT How to escape education's death valley http://t.co/Mi9TEWUxO6 #TED #cdnpse
BethSkw: Is there video for #microbenet or should I just sit here refreshing Twitter?
Jason_Reads: RT @HenryLouisGates: "Poor people are allowed the same dreams as everyone else." - Kimi Gray, public-housing activist
jeancflanagan: @hildabast tell me how it goes! I planned on it but had to much work.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Identical twins caught red-fingered
Category: Aggregators, Topic Focus
Tagged Editor's choice, fingerprints, forensics, Research highlights, twin science
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Walls
Category: Education, Personal
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The Empty Seat
Category: Free-Range Writing, Music, New Jersey, Personal
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Recap of “Science Writing in the Age of Denial” (part 2)
Category: Climate, Environment, Evolution, Health, Journalism, Media, Politics, Science Writing, Skepticism
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HIV and Poverty: A Slide Show
Category: HIV
Tagged healthcare disparities, HIV, human immunodeficiency virus, poverty, Southern U.S.
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Happy Arbor Day!
Category: Aggregators, Fun, Images, Topic Focus, Worth A Thousand Words
Tagged Arbor Day, carbon, forestry, PLoS ONE, trees, tropical ecosystems
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What Can Be Learned by Teaching the Brain?
Category: Guest Post, PLoS
Tagged Neuroscience, PLoS Biology, Rafael Romero-Calderón, science education
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