Archives for Sci Tech
October 2013
Thursday, October 31:
How Monsanto and Friends Put the Frankenstein in Frankenfoods (12 comments)
General Fusion targeting commercializing nuclear fusion in about 2020 (3 comments)
Wednesday, October 30:
The Beatles and Their Contribution to Modern Radiology (3 comments)
Tuesday, October 29:
Saving Valuable Fossil Fuels, Producing Less CO2
Humans Effecting Oceans: More info
Monday, October 28:
UN Mounts Asteroid Defense Plan Following "Bad Luck' Of Chelyabinsk Meteor
Friday, October 25:
FDA recommends tightening access to pain-killers (2 comments)
Thursday, October 24:
Wednesday, October 23:
Ecology Is the Meaning of Life. We Must Act Now To Save It! (5 comments)
Monday, October 21:
Al Gore on Global Warming (video worth skimming, at least. DG)
Sunday, October 20:
The Changing Face of Human History
Marmoset Monkeys Desperately Needed in Congress
Lost Home of Last Neanderthals
Saturday, October 19:
Watching the Heartbeat of Molecules
Friday, October 18:
'Wildly New Genome' May Be Safer Way to Go (3 comments)
Thursday, October 17:
Peanut Butter Test Could Help Diagnose Alzheimer's Disease - D-brief | DiscoverMagazine.com (1 comments)
Wednesday, October 16:
World Ocean Systems Undermined: Home Planet Going Down! (1 comments)
Monday, October 14:
Richard Obousy on Alcubierre and Casimir Warp Drives
Fukushima Commentary | Fukushima Accident | Fukushima Disaster (6 comments)
Sunday, October 13:
West and East and How We Think | The Scholar's Stage
"God Particle" Researchers Achieve the Nobel Prize for Physics (3 comments)
Saturday, October 12:
New device harnesses sun and sewage to produce hydrogen fuel (1 comments)
Friday, October 11:
Stallman, FOSS and the Adobe Nightmare (14 comments)
Sun and Sewage to Produce Hydrogen Fuel
Even marginal success in research delaying aging is a better investment than cancer, heart disease research (4 comments)
Thursday, October 10:
Planet of the Persnickety Apes: Darwin and the Aesthetics of Survival
Urgent: New Time Frame for Climate Change! (4 comments)
Longer Life for Humans = Further Loss of Endangered (1 comments)
Tuesday, October 8:
Is Japan's Abe Honest About Global Help for Fukushima? | Common Dreams (1 comments)
1.61 billion dollar human brain project has started in Europe
Friday, October 4:
930,000 square feet of the Skycity will be the largest vertical farm in the world
Thursday, October 3:
Cosmos of Government Shutdown: APOD Unimpeded! (20 comments)
Wednesday, October 2:
Musk: SpaceX Now Has "All the Pieces" For Reusable Rockets - Popular Mechanics (1 comments)
Matchstick-sized sensor can record your private chats - 26 September 2013 - New Scientist (3 comments)