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alvinwriter
(129) | | I've been hoping to get suggestions from people or have them point me to the right direction regarding subject matters and news that would be of interest to readers of this site which features... | |
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The Alternative C...
(8) | | These be operating well before new oil rigs…Del. Races to Build Offshore Wind Farm - msnbc
Forget the corn, use the stalk…New Bacteria Could Make Cheaper Ethanol - reuters
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | Here’s a great example of science and engineering looking to nature for new and innovative ways to solve problems. Look at that robot! It’s tiny! It hops! It... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | Recently scientists found bacteria preserved in an Antarctic glacier (talk about freeze drying!) and were able to get it growing in culture in the lab:
Paul Falkowski of Rutgers University, who led... | |
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Eco-Chick
(3) | | As my blogger friend, Hank Green of Eco Geek mentioned a couple weeks back, he’s become a little obsessed with the host of Zaproot’s weekly green vlog, Jessica. She has a most bewitching... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | Recently scientists found bacteria preserved in an Antarctic glacier (talk about freeze drying!) and were able to get it growing in culture in the lab:
Paul Falkowski of Rutgers University, who led... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | Here’s a great example of science and engineering looking to nature for new and innovative ways to solve problems. Look at that robot! It’s tiny! It hops! It... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | What do you think of this?
This creature, apparently a half-squid, half-octopus, was found off Hawaii’s Big Island. Possibly a newly-discovered species, it was accidentally sucked up into a... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | When I was studying human origins in college (my first Anthro class, btw) we were just beginning to understand the range and depth of our primate cousins. This is new research sheds some light... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | Although this sounds like something out of Star Trek, or a bad horror movie, scientists in Israel have developed a robot small enough to travel through your bloodstream:
Two Israeli scientists may... | |
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The Homely Scientist
(0) | | There are very few medical advances that hold both tremendous promise and equal controversy as embryonic stem cells. Stem cells have the ability to “become” (grow into) any... | |
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