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Monthly Archives: March 2010
How to be a positive person?
Realize that it’s possible. Squash negative thoughts like a bug, Replace them with positive thoughts. Love what you already have. Be grateful for your life, your gifts, and other people. Every day. Focus on what you have, not on what … Continue reading
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Weekly Science Media Recap: Week 12
Periodic Table of Science Bloggers. http://j.mp/aTGZPW Writing popular science http://bit.ly/9owDvK How should we address the organ shortage problem? http://bit.ly/bhnRyH Revealed: why hot water freezes faster than coldhttp://bit.ly/d4mUhq Patterns in the primes. The Abel prize, aka Nobel of math http://bit.ly/aIX9Tc Facebook spreads sexually transmitted … Continue reading
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Weekly Science Media Recap: Week 11
Campaign for Science & Engineering in the UK, a valid case that needs support. A fantastic letter to dear Chiropracters…from Science. All those fantastic fMRI studies could be in trouble. “fMRI doesn’t give consistent results twice in the same person” http://dlvr.it/BZQz Sleep … Continue reading
The Newton’s Apple Workshop on Science Policy
Being invited to London for a workshop on Science Policy was reason enough to excite me but when I came to know that it is going to take place in Portcullis House, a place where the real action behind law … Continue reading
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