AAAS Blog Post: ALMA
Read about the first images from ALMA, the Atacama Large Millimeter/sub-millimeter Array ( pdf or Read More
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OCT
21
2011
OCT
21
2011
Greg Dunn: Neuroscience As Art
Greg Dunn is a neuroscience PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania and a self-taught artist. Inspired by traditional Asian art, he creates gorgeous paintings of neurons. On his website , he says: “It was a fine day when two of. . . Read More
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OCT
18
2011
New AAAS Scientia Post
My post this week at AAAS Member Central is on Scientia, the science history blog. Read about Mary Anning, a fossil hunter and paleontologist in 19th century Britain ( pdf or Read More
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OCT
14
2011
A Bark Worse Than Its Bite?
Scientists recorded the sounds that red-bellied piranhas use to communicate with one another and identified three types of vocalizations. The findings are reported in the Journal of Experimental Biology and. . . Read More
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