Plants also live in society

Plants also live in society

A group of plants including from smallest to largest occupy a water body. If you introduce strange plant among the group of plants the plants will revolt silently and slowly die or wither. Like…
Biodiversity of plants

Biodiversity of plants

Pt Jawaharlal Nehru wrote famous book Discovery of India. It depicted unity in diversity. Now if you apply the same to the world of plants and call it discovery of biodiversity , the unity in…
Is President Obama Good for Science?

Is President Obama Good for Science?

Finally, we have a President who not only believes in science but wants to improve science education. After eight years of the science isn't conclusive, evolution didn't happen and scientists afraid…
Chinese women drink collagen to fight aging

Chinese women drink collagen to fight aging

In China, collagen is not just for ridiculous fake lips.  For those women who think facelifts and Botox are just not enough, they can now buy collagen-enhanced drinks.   "Take a collagen…
Chinese women drink collagen to fight aging

Chinese women drink collagen to fight aging

In China, collagen is not just for ridiculous fake lips.  For those women who think facelifts and Botox are just not enough, they can now buy collagen-enhanced drinks.   "Take a collagen…
Are Squid Fisheries Intrinsically Sustainable?

Are Squid Fisheries Intrinsically Sustainable?

The Squid Symposium ended on Friday, and on Saturday those of us who were still here in La Paz took a day trip to Isla Espiritu Santo, a gorgeous island where we snorkled in bath-warm seawater with…
Here's an idea...

Here's an idea...

New vending machines are popping up in Germany. No, they aren't selling used underwear like in Japan. They're selling disposable shoes, called Ballerina To Go, for women whose feet are aching after…
Touch your ta-tas, mind your melons

Touch your ta-tas, mind your melons

A spunky late 20-something is bringing the breast cancer fight to young people with her Bright Pink organization. Although she's uncomfortable with the word "inspiring," that is just what she and her…
Global Warming and Me

Global Warming and Me

Global Warming and Me The NOAA reports that "we are currently tied with 1998 as the warmest January–September period on record." Having now experienced a near-record-breakingly warm summer and fall,…
The novel as the scientific method of literature

The novel as the scientific method of literature

There are some interesting parallels here between the development of scientific thinking and the development of literature: The novel broke from those narrative predecessors that used timeless…
The Say Of The Week

The Say Of The Week

"Since two fermions cannot turn into three fermions, the experimental observation of three-jet events in e+e- annihilation, first accomplished by the TASSO collaboration in June 1979 and confirmed by…
Why CNVs Explain My Kid's Grades

Why CNVs Explain My Kid's Grades

'Copy Number Variants' (CNVs) are hot. A CNV is a sizeable chunk of DNA that's either missing from your genome or present in extra copies. Chunks of DNA get copied or deleted on a surprisingly…
Apocalypse 1957: On The Beach

Apocalypse 1957: On The Beach

There will be no survivors Exactly what nuclear world war would look like was a matter of diverse opinion in the nuclear apocalypse novels of the 1950‘s. Many post-apocalyptic novels of this decade…
Nobel for Development of IVF

Nobel for Development of IVF

In 1978, Louise Joy Brown was the first child to be Born through In vitro Fertilization (IVF). In 2010, Dr. Robert G. Edwards was awarded Nobel Prize in Physiology or medicine for his…
The Stories We Help Our Children Weave

The Stories We Help Our Children Weave

I'm sure for many of us, our family stories are rich, varied, and often conflicting. We share our pasts with our children often without reflection of what they do not know and are surprised when…