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Women in Science Bookstore. Tuesday, March 02, 2010. Scientiae Carnival @ A Lady Scientist. Amanda at A Lady Scientist has posted the March Scientiae Carnival. This month's theme is "continuity", as Amanda explains:. There are some excellent posts, so go check it out. Links to this post. Wednesday, February 17, 2010. Neither gone nor forgotten. I know it's been months since I posted here, but the blog hasn't been forgotten. If you'd like me to consider including your blog. The theme is "continuity".

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Women in Science: Scientiae Carnival @ Mad Chemist Chick

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Women in Science Bookstore. Tuesday, October 06, 2009. Scientiae Carnival @ Mad Chemist Chick. Carnival-road-not.html" Mad Chemist Chick has posted the October Scientiae blog carnival. The theme was "The Road Not Taken":. This month's Carnival has contributions from bloggers who just begun their journeys while others have made the hard choices and are happy with their chosen paths. Still other bloggers are struggling with impending choices that could alter their paths forever. View my complete profile.

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Women in Science: National Medal of Science Winners

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Women in Science Bookstore. Thursday, October 08, 2009. National Medal of Science Winners. Yesterday President Barak Obama presented the National Medal of Science to nine "eminent researchers" and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation to four inventers. The "highest honors bestowed by the United States government on scientists, engineers, and inventors.". Three women were honored this year with the National Medal of Science. Senior Scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory, New York. For her ...

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Women in Science: I Am a Technical Woman

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Women in Science Bookstore. Thursday, October 01, 2009. I Am a Technical Woman. OK, I'm not really that technical - but the women in this nifty video that's currently making the rounds definitely are:. The video was shot at the 2008 Grace Hopper Celebration and compiled by the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology. The Anita Borg Institute has also posted biographical videos of their 2009 award winners. 2009 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. Taking place right now in Tucson, Arizona.

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Women in Science: Another Day, Another Woman Wins a Nobel Prize for Nucleic Acid Biochemistry

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Women in Science Bookstore. Wednesday, October 07, 2009. Another Day, Another Woman Wins a Nobel Prize for Nucleic Acid Biochemistry. On the Nobel Prize front, 2009 is turning into a banner year for both nucleic acid chemistry and women scientists. As I posted earlier this week. The last woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was Dorothy Hodgkin. As most introductory biology texts diagram it, the "usual" flow of information in the cell. Are cellular organelles that mediate the third step, trans...

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Women in Science: Neither gone nor forgotten

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Women in Science Bookstore. Wednesday, February 17, 2010. Neither gone nor forgotten. I know it's been months since I posted here, but the blog hasn't been forgotten. I've been working on some needed updates to the web site's theme. It's still a work in progress so the blog (and site) may be down occasionally. I'm also going to start updating the too-long-neglected list of women science bloggers. I'll be making the updates gradually over the next month or so, but feel free to drop me a note here. Peggy K...

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Neurotypical?: June 2011

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The life and times of a PhD student in neuroscience. Monday, June 27, 2011. Recently, quite a few of my peers have told me that they read this blog, or have read it at some point in the past. And yet, they have never commented, and they seem to show no signs of starting blogs of their own. If you are my classmate, or an anonymous grad student from another program, and you are reading this, please speak up in the comments! I will try to post more this summer, especially about the short course in Japan tha...

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Tomorrow's Table: The organic approach is as old as dirt

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On this web log I explore topics related to genetics, food and farming. Wednesday, November 19, 2008. The organic approach is as old as dirt. Why give these advocates for GE a chance to state their case in the pages of OG? Because a scientific approach demands a reasoned, informed debate, not dogmatic rejection. Because if our organic principles are sound, they can hold up to debate. You dont stand up for centuries if you don't have sturdy legs.". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Michael Pollan, autho...

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Tomorrow's Table: January 2009

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On this web log I explore topics related to genetics, food and farming. Monday, January 19, 2009. To Label or not to Label. If GE crops are considered safe by most scientists, why not simply label the produce from these crops and let people decide for themselves? Most people like to know what they are eating and make their own choices. Neither statement says anything informative about the state of our food nor the creation of our universe. With no speciﬁc hazards associated with GE foods. It seems to me ...

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Angry for a Reason: Don't Dis My Ability Zine Update

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Angry for a Reason. A place to vent my frustrations about living in a effed up white male dominated, ableist, capitalistic society. And if you're mean, misogynistic, or in any other way effed up I will delete you. And yes, it is at my discretion. Whine about it elsewhere. Independence re-declared on July 16, 2008. And anonymous posting is rude). Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License. Tuesday, May 08, 2012. Don't Dis My Ability Zine Update.

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Hake'sEdStuff: Re: Teaching and Learning

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Commentary on Education Reform. Thursday, August 28, 2014. Re: Teaching and Learning. Some blog followers might be interested in a discussion list post “Re: Teaching and Learning” [Hake (2014)]. The abstract reads:. ABSTRACT: GS Chandy (2014) in his Math-Teach post titled “Re: Khan Academy 2.0” at http:/ bit.ly/1tGPvAN. Wrote: “At its core, teaching has to be about helping the student to learn.”. To which math education guru Robert Hansen responded at http:/ bit.ly/YYpwJJ. Blog http:/ bit.ly/9yGsXh.

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Evolution, Life and other musings: December 2009

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Evolution, Life and other musings. The Danger of Pet Hypotheses. Remember to keep an open mind, even if that means you have to refute your own pet hypothesis. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). These are a few of my favorite RSS. By Elio When was green florescent protein (GFP) first used with a prokaryote? Or with a eukaryote for that matter? It seems that the first paper on the s. Genomics, Evolution, and Pseudoscience. Fungal Genomes and Comparative Genomics. The Tree of Life. Here i am ba...

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Evolution, Life and other musings: July 2009

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Evolution, Life and other musings. Nice rainstorm today. Wash away the dusty dirt. Dolly loves the mud. Victor is afraid of the rain. The two of them make me laugh. And that is good. Now I am going to relax and hit the books and writing tomorrow. In the air conditioning. It's gonna be hot and humid tomorrow! Really, life is pretty good. Links to this post. Some things come back. Am I so jaded that I can't relax anymore? I think maybe I am just so angry that I am toxic to myself. I think I should take...

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Evolution, Life and other musings: Talking Science

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Evolution, Life and other musings. File this under OMG! I can talks science good! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). These are a few of my favorite RSS. By Elio When was green florescent protein (GFP) first used with a prokaryote? Or with a eukaryote for that matter? It seems that the first paper on the s. Photograph by Dan Moore. Photography contest, finalist. Macaca fuscata – snow monkey, or Japanese macaque, mountains of Nagano, Japan, due west of Tokyo, M. Genomics, Evolution, and Pseudoscience.

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Evolution, Life and other musings: Video from KVIE

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Evolution, Life and other musings. A face to the disease. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). These are a few of my favorite RSS. By Elio When was green florescent protein (GFP) first used with a prokaryote? Or with a eukaryote for that matter? It seems that the first paper on the s. Photograph by Dan Moore. Photography contest, finalist. Macaca fuscata – snow monkey, or Japanese macaque, mountains of Nagano, Japan, due west of Tokyo, M. Genomics, Evolution, and Pseudoscience. The Tree of Life. Image fro...

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Evolution, Life and other musings: September 2009

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Evolution, Life and other musings. 10 things I like about moving. 10 Lightening the load. 9 Finding things you thought you lost. 8 Reading the old diary. 6 Burning the stack of bills, receipts and other junk in the firepit. 5 Having an excuse to get new stuff. 1 being done with it? Links to this post. Starting a theme of top 10 lists. Top 10 things I hate about moving:. 10 Seriously, where did all this crap come from. 9 Killer dust bunnies. 8 Living in a pile of boxes. Links to this post. Image from "Hon...

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