Five years and $ 305 million after the groundbreaking, Miami’s Frost Science Museum finally opened Sunday, and Isabella Dunham’s 4-year-old face was solemn as she pondered the question: Was it all … [Read more...]
Kelp yourself to Rogue Ale brews and sea science news…
The OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center presents Science on Tap at Rogue Brewery in Newport’s South Beach Art & Science – translating marine science into playful and accessible public art A talk … [Read more...]
Milky Way’s black hole may hurl galactic spitballs our way
C. Crockett. Advice to a baby planet: Avoid black holes. Science News Online, June 26, 2015. C. Crockett. Unlikely nursery for new planets is next to massive black hole. Science News Online, March 24, … [Read more...]
Ageism and Interim Management
by neohippie There is a tendency to assume that employers veer towards people with less experience in the market place. Why is that? Do they consider the mature applicant to be less flexible, less … [Read more...]
On Being Human
by sclopit Are we human because of unique traits and attributes not shared with either animal or machine? The definition of "human" is circular: we are human by virtue of the properties that make us … [Read more...]
What is Mathematics?
by Center for Image in Science and Art _ UL Mathematics refers to the conceptual and analytical study of topics that encompass structure, change, space, quantity and other vital properties. Expert … [Read more...]
North American Forests Unlikely to Save US From Climate Change, Study Finds
Forests take up 25 - 30 percent of human-caused emissions of carbon dioxide -- a strong greenhouse gas -- and are therefore considered to play a crucial role in mitigating the speed and magnitude of … [Read more...]
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