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sethmnookin: Two new species of cave-dwelling whipscorpions discovered in northeastern Brazil (@PLOSONE) http://t.co/v6Dl8Z05eq
EmilyAnthes: Disturbing developments at the grocery store http://t.co/XrrrHxmaj6
TravisSaunders: @MrEpid @chetm12 @Taryn_PhD hmmm.... do any of the background papers on Canada's PA guidelines do that? seems like they must
hillaryrosner: Bizarre. RT @wunderground: Tornado Warning for Columbia and Dutchess Counties in NY until 6:00 PM EDT http://t.co/w5nDsnhDWQ
stevesilberman: Tix go on sale tomorrow for the next @PopUpMag event in SF, feat @jmooallem. It will sell out in minutes. http://t.co/esyZGHoSOZ
daniel_lende: Guns on the Brain http://t.co/wB7HSICEBu Embodied cognition and how holding a gun in hand interacts with emotion & environmental perception
mfenner: RT @datadryad: Starting soon: the Now and Future of Data Publishing Symposium #nfdp13 in Oxford online at http://t.co/I9bJhqRxjY #openscien…
MrEpid: @yyJennyLee @MissionStNorth Tilapia tacos? That sounds delicious!! How much were those?
BethSkw: At @CarnegieMNH with @hiwearespiders http://t.co/FMJxfzlZMK
Jason_Reads: 7 anti-gay attacks this month alone in NYC, and 29 so far this year. A timeline of these hate crimes by @theferocity: http://t.co/ujzvATx9jH
jeancflanagan: My new Sci-Ed piece on evolution education - Learning to read the tree of life - http://t.co/1njM6ML6Q0
Blog Archives
Citizen Science: Creating a culture of curiosity
Tagged citizen science, curiosity, NASA, research, science, stem, volunteer
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PLoS ONE Launches the Mice Drawer System Experiment Collection
Category: Aggregators, Collections, Topic Focus
Tagged Italian Space Agency, MDS, Mice Drawer System Experiment, Mice in space, NASA
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The Weak Link in the Chain: Intelligence
Category: Anthropology, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Paleontology, Philosophy of science, Probability science
Tagged American Museum of Natural History, astrobiology, Cosmicomics, creationism, Earth, Facebook, Ian Tattersall, Italo Calvino, Kepler telescope, Life's Solution, NASA, SETI, Simon Conway Morris, Stephen J. Gould, Wonderful Life
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Calling Dr. Kane
Category: arsenic, chemistry
Tagged aliens, arsenic, arsenic-based lifeforms, bacteria, Carl Zimmer, Dave Munger, David Duchovny, Ed Yong, evolution, Mono Lake, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Not Exactly Rocket Science, Orlando Jones, ResearchBlogging.org, Seed, Slate, The Period Table of the Elements
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