How wi-fi would look like
Image of the Week #104, August 13th, 2013: From: Physics Week in Review: August 10, 2013 by Jennifer Ouellette at Cocktail Party Physics. Source: Nickolay Lamm Cocktail Party Physics is never a blog to shy away from stunning imagery.
#SciAmBlogs Monday – ArcLight, tapir attacks, Bug Chicks, Andromeda, Perseids, writing rituals, and more.
- The Bug Chicks – The Bug Chicks: It’s Time to Reclaim Nature Programming - Scicurious – Lighting up the brain with ArcLight - Maria Konnikova – Can what you do *before* you write improve your actual writing?
#SciAmBlogs Friday – reality TV megalodon, portable peer-review, Tusken Raiders, self-esteem trap, Souvenir Seafood Menus, and more.
- Jag Bhalla – Economics vs Fiction on Human Nature - Krystal D’Costa – How Our Love Affair With Reality Television Created Megalodon - Bonnie Swoger – Can you take it with you when you go?
Simulated Surgery
Video of the Week #104, August 8th, 2013: From: Sharing Worlds, Seeing Differently by Roger Kneebone at Guest Blog. Source: Jamie’s Dream School Simulation is a mainstay of training in medicine, but has been restricted until quite recently to clinicians.
#SciAmBlogs Wednesday – re-learning from scratch, vacation effect, #SharkWeek, being a nerd, pangolins, and more.
- Roger Kneebone – Sharing Worlds, Seeing Differently - Hilda Bastian – Vacation fade-out: Back to work with a thud? - Bora Zivkovic – Sharks have rhythm, too - Jennifer Ouellette – Future Shock: Technology of “Continuum” Has Its Roots in Today - Kyle Hill – What’s in a Nerd: A [...]
Sharks have rhythm, too
Sharks are not known for being good at running in running wheels. Or hopping from one perch to the other in a birdcage. Which is why, unlike hamsters or sparrows, sharks were never a very popular laboratory model for circadian research.
#SciAmBlogs Tuesday – bug-eat-bug world, Megalodon, growing meat, harassment at conferences, pig-poop asphalt, and more.
- Rob Dunn – How a Tiny Wasp May Save Your Life - Karen Stollznow – “I’m Sick of Talking About Sexual Harassment!” - Christina Agapakis – Growing the Future of Meat - Darren Naish – Tales from the Cryptozoologicon: Megalodon!
#SciAmBlogs Monday – Ramadan mood, Cultured Beef, Shark Week, Europa Report, Yeti, physics of sandstorms, funniest number, , and more.
See the latest Image of the Week! - Layla Eplett – The Fast and the Not Necessarily Furious Ramadan Mood and Circadian Rhythms - Britney Schmidt – The Europa Report: A Report - William Skaggs – Global warming: The folly of certainty - John R.
#SciAmBlogs Monday - Ramadan mood, Cultured Beef, Shark Week, Europa Report, Yeti, physics of sandstorms, funniest number, , and more.
Paraphilic Infantalism: The Case of the Old Baby
Image of the Week #103, August 5th, 2013: From: Photoblogging: Flamingo Family by Jason G. Goldman at The Thoughtful Animal. Source: Jason G.
ScienceWriters2013 – great program in Gainsville in November.
ScienceWriters 2013 conference, organized jointly by National Association of Science Writers (NASW) and the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing (CASW), will be held this year on November 1-5, 2013, on the campus of The University of Florida in Gainesville.
ScienceWriters2013 - great program in Gainsville in November.
#SciAmBlogs Friday – eco-goats, end of life, Galapagos Tortoises, Wikipedia music, roots of war, and more.
- Tim Lahey – Voiceless at the end of life - Hilda Bastian – Wassup, Wikipedia? Oh … wow! - John Horgan – Survey of Earliest Human Settlements Undermines Claim that War Has Deep Evolutionary Roots - John R.
#SciAmBlogs Friday - eco-goats, end of life, Galapagos Tortoises, Wikipedia music, roots of war, and more.
#SciAmBlogs Thursday - DNA in amber, social cheetahs, helicopter halos, robot octopus, couple-profile on Facebook, and more.
Helicopter Halos
Video of the Week #103, August 1st, 2013: Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com From: The Beautiful Science of Helicopter Halos by Kyle Hill at Overthinking It.
Best of July at A Blog Around The Clock
I posted 4 times in July, including: Good Night, Moon! Now go away so I can sleep. #SciFoo in pictures FtBCON: Science Communication
The Flea
Image of the Week #102, July 31st, 2013: From: How the Fleas’ Next of Kin Ended up Living on a Liverwort in Alaska by Jennifer Frazer at The Artful Amoeba.
#SciAmBlogs Wednesday – abortion, savants, roughage, musical elephants, new dwarf lemur, gastric bypass, and more.
- Samyukta Mullangi – The First Pass Effect - Darold Treffert – My marvelous journey with incredible savants: What have I learned?
#SciAmBlogs Wednesday - abortion, savants, roughage, musical elephants, new dwarf lemur, gastric bypass, and more.
#SciAmBlogs Tuesday – n-body orbits, talking dogs, Manning, Wiener, blog comments, debunking myths, and more.
- Shannon Palus – 5 GIFs of n-body orbits - Julie Hecht – How to Teach Language to Dogs - John R. Platt – Rare Naked Ladies Crocus Infected with Even Rarer Smutty Fungus - Robynne Boyd – Summertime and the Dams Come Down - David Bressan – July 30, 1920: [...]
#SciAmBlogs Tuesday - n-body orbits, talking dogs, Manning, Wiener, blog comments, debunking myths, and more.
#SciAmBlogs Monday – stuttering, Darwin’s Monsters, field bacteriology, grass lawn, major key blues, sugar and alcohol, and more.
- Glen Tellis, Rickson C. Mesquita, and Arjun G. Yodh – Find your voice: Unlocking the mysteries of stuttering - Bob Grumman – M@h*(pOet)?ica–Music and Autobiography - Ferris Jabr – Outgrowing the Traditional Grass Lawn - David Bressan – Darwin’s Freak Show (or, why Darwin didn´t kill Bigfoot) - Scicurious – [...]
#SciAmBlogs Monday - stuttering, Darwin's Monsters, field bacteriology, grass lawn, major key blues, sugar and alcohol, and more.