EvolutionMay 29, 2013
Thanksgiving
Stories by Ashutosh Jogalekar
Ashutosh Jogalekar is a chemist interested in the history, philosophy and sociology of science. He is fascinated by the logic of scientific discovery and by the interaction of science with public sentiments and policy. He blogs at The Curious Wavefunction and can be reached at curiouswavefunction@gmail.com.
Mind & BrainMay 24, 2013
What is chemical intuition?
HealthMay 20, 2013
Cancer, genomics and technological solutionism: A time to be wary
EvolutionMay 17, 2013
An invasive ladybug uses a biological weapon to kill off competitors
The SciencesMay 16, 2013
Who's the greatest American physicist in history?
EnvironmentMay 15, 2013
Global warming slowdown retrospectively "predicted"
The SciencesMay 14, 2013
The man without a center
EnvironmentMay 13, 2013
Why the free market is like quantum mechanics (and both are unrealistic constructs)
EnvironmentMay 10, 2013
Friday levity: More CO2 will be better. Also, meth is good for you.
EvolutionMay 10, 2013
What do conspiracy theories, religious beliefs and detoxifying proteins have in common?
EnvironmentMay 9, 2013
Climate change "deniers" and "skeptics": What's the difference?
EnvironmentMay 8, 2013
Political ideology can dominate other factors in choosing energy efficiency
EnvironmentMay 8, 2013
Nuclear energy for future citizens
EnvironmentMay 7, 2013
On synthesis, design and chemistry's outstanding philosophical problems
EnvironmentMay 6, 2013
Climate change denial, laissez-faire economics and conspiracy theories: A productive pairing?
The SciencesMay 3, 2013
Why the search for a unified theory may turn out to be a pipe dream
The SciencesMay 1, 2013
How to repel kids from science: By shackling curiosity in cuffs
The SciencesApril 29, 2013
The head of the House Committee on Science does not understand how science works
The SciencesApril 23, 2013
Stephen Hawking's advice for twenty-first century grads: Embrace complexity
EnvironmentApril 18, 2013
Climate change models fail to accurately simulate droughts
Mind & BrainApril 9, 2013
Do you need to know math for doing great science?
EnvironmentApril 9, 2013
How to recognize (and talk to) a chemophobe.
EnvironmentApril 4, 2013
Moore's Law and battery technology: No dice
EnvironmentApril 2, 2013
Nuclear power may have saved 1.8 million lives otherwise lost to fossil fuels, may save up to 7 million more.