- David Atkins Enterprises Delivers The Outdoor Opening Ceremony Of Expo 2010 Shanghai China
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... Expo officially kicked off, David Atkins Enterprises (DAE) stunned the world with the largest outdoor multimedia display in history at the ...
Article - Anna Ohlden - Apr 30 2010 - 12:00pm - 0 attachments
- PowerPoint Doomed the Space Shuttle
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... . I shouldn't be surprised by this, but really, I'm stunned: Tufte notes that, in order to assess the threat to the Space Shuttle ...
Blog Post - Michael White - Mar 9 2010 - 3:24pm - 0 attachments
- Science Journalists Have Met The Enemy, And They Are Bloggers
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... Future of International Science Journalism" I was stunned by something: I am the most hated guy in every room I walk ...
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- 2008 Science Retrospective: Science Journalists Need Some New Clichés In 2009
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... so obviously plays nicely with 'basalt' and 'belt.' STUNNED While not quite as popular as baffled, there were still a lot of stunned scientists in 2008. Stuff - Scientists stunned by ...
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- Science Is Awesome! Sack The Journalists!
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In December 2008 CNN announced that it was closing down its whole science and technology production team and moving the environmental agenda into their general news. It was as if the news world had just lost a continent, prompting four of the world's lead ...
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- The Youngest Mother Ever
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... By the way, the answers are here: her doctors were stunned as she had been having regular periods since the age of three. ...
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- AAS: The Astronaut and the Astronomer
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Wednesday 6 January 2010 There have been only two standing ovations at the AAS in his memory, said Society president John Huchra, and the other heralded a presenter who later won the Nobel Prize. That’s how astronaut John Grunsfeld’s invited tal ...
Blog Post - Camille M. Carlisle - Jan 20 2010 - 5:35pm - 0 attachments
- Why Not Try A Scientific Approach To Science Education?
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The purpose of science education is no longer simply to train that tiny fraction of the population who will become the next generation of scientists. We need a more scientifically literate populace to address the global challenges that humanity now faces ...
Article - Carl Wieman - Mar 15 2009 - 9:14pm - 0 attachments
- The mystery of the extra X: Klinefelter syndrome and its missing links
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... I wish they’d figure it out.” I was stunned. Here was a young mother who knew everything there was to know about ...
Contest Node - Christine Henneberg - Nov 23 2009 - 8:17pm - 0 attachments
- Sergey Tsokolov: A Brief Life In Science
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... that her husband Sergey had just died of cancer. I was stunned. Sergey was young! He had spent nearly a year in my lab in 2005-06, on ...
Article - Dave Deamer - Oct 31 2009 - 11:20am - 0 attachments
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