“Facebook and PayPal Founder Looks to the Science Future - NBC Bay Area” plus 7 more |
- Facebook and PayPal Founder Looks to the Science Future - NBC Bay Area
- UK science journal publishes study by 8-year-olds - Seattle Times
- In Budget Crunch, Science Fairs Struggle to Survive - New York Times
- Science Fiction Review: "The Yarn", "The Ouroboros Wave", "Rocket Girls", and "Six-Guns Straight from Hell" - Denver Post
- Comment of the Day: Reader Questions Claims Made Against Science Center - Riverfront Times (blog)
- How Science and Technology Influence Language - NPR News
- Looking back: History, art and science dominate 2010 - Daily Advance
- Siemens Science Competition: doing science in a community - Ars Technica
| Facebook and PayPal Founder Looks to the Science Future - NBC Bay Area Posted: 25 Dec 2010 01:30 PM PST In the movie The Social Network, the character of Peter Thiel is played as a slick Master of the Universe, a tech industry king and kingmaker with the savvy to see that a $500,000 investment in Facebook could mint millions later. Reality is a little more ... |
| UK science journal publishes study by 8-year-olds - Seattle Times Posted: 22 Dec 2010 04:51 AM PST It came with wobbly writing and hand-drawn diagrams, but an elementary school science project has made it into a peer-reviewed journal from Britain's prestigious Royal Society. Biology Letters published a report Wednesday conducted and written by a group ... |
| In Budget Crunch, Science Fairs Struggle to Survive - New York Times Posted: 25 Dec 2010 02:13 PM PST DARIEN, Ill. — When one team's model helicopter broke before a recent science competition here, the students made a replacement at the last minute using a pizza box and a rubber band. Get Science News From The New York Times » Things do not always go ... |
| Posted: 25 Dec 2010 01:49 AM PST Yarn, by Jon Armstrong, $14.99. Jon Armstrong calls his style "fashionpunk." It's set in a satiric world of fashion and consumerism gone wild. Underneath this world is another world of exploitation and violence. Tane Cedar is at the top of the fashion ... |
| Comment of the Day: Reader Questions Claims Made Against Science Center - Riverfront Times (blog) Posted: 13 Dec 2010 12:47 PM PST Today's comment comes in response to last Friday's post, "Science Center's Cataloging Problems Spread to Art Museum." From "STL Neighbor" : "Instead of spending so much time obsessing about those roadside souvenirs you claim are so valuable, spend some ... |
| How Science and Technology Influence Language - NPR News Posted: 24 Dec 2010 10:40 AM PST Have you ever been Plutoed (demoted)? Is your inbox clogged with "bacn" (spam by personal request)? Are you a lifehacker (master at optimizing everyday routines)? Jonathon Keats, artist and author of Virtual Words , explains how science and technology ... |
| Looking back: History, art and science dominate 2010 - Daily Advance Posted: 25 Dec 2010 02:35 PM PST Perhaps if you were to ask some folks how they might sum up the past year, they might just tell you that 2010 was a year for history, art and science.In fact, there are certainly some who will tell you that Elizabeth City H.A.S. it! — History, Arts and ... |
| Siemens Science Competition: doing science in a community - Ars Technica Posted: 23 Dec 2010 11:38 AM PST People outside the research community tend not to recognize that it really is a community—science is a social activity, and you tend to spend your days interacting with the other members of your research group, other members of your institution, and ... |
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