Book Discussion: Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond.
Index
1. Introduction: Yali’s Question
2. The Controversy of Yali’s Question
Guns, Germs, and Steel Discussion Index
March 11, 2007 By 1 Comment
Better Know A Scientist
March 5, 2007 By 1 Comment
Short “get to know you” interviews with scientists ranging from professors to the lab technician.
Index:
1. Stephen Gaeta – Cardiac Electrodynamics: Alternans
2. Kelly Egan – Risk-Benefit Analysis of Thyroid Surgery
3. Dr. Pete Jordan – Human Metabolism and Body Composition
4. Byron Roberts – Reperfusion Cardiac Arrhythmias
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January 22, 2007 By Leave a Comment
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Atoms to Zebras is all about scouring the science community for science news, interviews, and cutting edge scientific breakthough reporting. My goal is bring you all the fun and interesting parts of science class without the homework and exams.
The glue that holds the scientific community together is peer review. Every single journal article that is published is examined by other scientists who make sure that the results and conclusions are factual. In fact, the entire field of science is essentially one big team trying to figure out the mysteries of the universe. In that spirit, please let me and the other readers know what you think by posting a comment or e-mailing me at timroth1618 [at] gmail.com
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Atoms to Zebras – Bringing You Exceptional Science News
January 22, 2007 By Leave a Comment
Welcome to the brand new Blogtown Press blog, Atoms to Zebras.
Atoms to Zebras is all about scouring the science community for science news, interviews, and cutting edge scientific breakthough reporting. My goal is bring you all the fun and interesting parts of science class without the homework and exams.
The glue that holds the scientific community together is peer review. Every single journal article that is published is examined by other scientists who make sure that the results and conclusions are factual. In fact, the entire field of science is essentially one big team trying to figure out the mysteries of the universe. In that spirit, please let me and the other readers know what you think by posting a comment or e-mailing me at timroth1618 [at] gmail.com
Thanks for reading!