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Biofilms are the hallmark of microbial life in all manner of natural and engineered settings.
Small Things Considered: Frost Flowers Come to Life
There’s a great series called Through the Wormhole on the Science Channel…I love that stuff. I’ve always been into science and physics, but the more I learn about quantum physics, the weirder life seems to be. The whole business about how the laws of physics as I learned them in school don’t apply at the subatomic level is amazing.
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The Bubble Chamber | Where history and philosophy of science meet society and public policy
Barbara Forrest’s “The non-epistemology of intelligent design: its implications for public policy” is at the center of what has been dubbed “ The Synthese Affair “.
If you have ever looked at a map of the moon you might have noticed that many of the selenographical features are named after astronomers and you might just have asked yourself how come?
Whewell's Ghost
September 9, 2010 Historians and philosophers of science got two new treats in the blogosphere this week, with the launching of two different collaborative blogs: Whewell’s Ghost is a blog dedicated to the History and Philosophy of Science and was launched by Rebekah Higgit , John M.
New HPS Blogs!! « From the Hands of Quacks: The Official Weblog of Jaipreet Virdi
Bad Science
James Ball sent me the data for the Russian election vote counts this morning and asked me to test whether it deviates from Benford’s law, a test that can give a hint at whether numbers are the product of fraud.
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Lately I've been watching the Democratic party implode because they've stopped talking about their plans and vision for the future , and they won't stop talking about whatever ridiculousness the other side dreams up .
Why science blogs give me hope
On the occasion of its 100th anniversary today, the Arthur L.
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