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December 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 31: New Drug Targets May Fight Tuberculosis in Novel Way
- 31: LEGO Project Inspires Students
- 30: Molecular Bioengineering and Dynamical Models of Cells
- 29: Science Explained: Genetics
- 29: Smart Squirrels Sneaky Snake Strategy
- 28: Stephen Hawking Joins Attack on Science Cuts
- 28: Africa Turning to China and India for Engineering and Science Education
- 27: Brain Development
- 26: Science Explained: What The Heck is a Virus?
- 24: Aptera Prototype – Over 230 Miles Per Gallon
- 23: Bigger Impact: 15 to 18 mpg or 50 to 100 mpg?
- 22: Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy
- 20: Great Physics Webcast Lectures
- 19: Giant Rats
- 18: Expensive Ink
- 18: Handcrafted Chromosomes
- 17: The State of Physics
- 16: Superfluid Helium
- 16: Strategic Research Plan for Nanotechnology
- 15: Another Bacteria DNA Trick
- 15: Orcas Create Wave to Push Seal Off Ice
- 13: Engineering for a Changing World
- 13: Turning Trash into Gas
- 13: Long-Eared Jerboa
- 13: Genomics Course For College Freshman Supported by HHMI at 12 Universities
- 12: A Child’s View of the OLPC Laptop
- 11: Randomization in Sports
- 11: Capture Wind Energy with a Tethered Turbine
- 10: Robot Water Striders
- 10: Time’s Top 10 Scientific Discoveries of 2007
- 09: Roachbot: Cockroach Controlled Robot
- 09: Scientists Cure Mice Of Sickle Cell Using Stem Cell Technique
- 09: Antibacterial Chemical Disrupts Hormone Activities
- 08: Ebola Outbreak in Uganda
- 08: Nanotube-producing Bacteria Show Manufacturing Promise
- 06: USA Teens 29th in Science
- 06: Study Shows Why the Flu Likes Winter
- 05: Robo-One Grand Championship in Tokyo
- 05: Playing Dice and Children’s Numeracy
- 05: More on the Problems with Bisphenol-A
- 04: Backyard Wildlife: Raptor
- 04: Girls Sweep Top Honors at Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology
- 03: Dinosaur Remains Found with Intact Skin and Tissue
- 03: Science and Engineering in Politics
- 03: People Have More Bacterial Cells than Human Cells
- 02: Fighting Tuberculosis
- 01: Hands-on High School Engineering Education in Minnesota
- 01: Open Source: The Scientific Model Applied to Programming
November 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 30: Science Books 2007
- 29: Ethanol: Science Based Solution or Special Interest Welfare
- 28: Amazing Science: Retroviruses
- 27: Google Investing Huge Sums in Renewable Energy and is Hiring
- 26: Full Body 3-D CT Scan in Under a Minute
- 26: Gates Foundation and Rotary Pledge $200 Million to Fight Polio
- 26: Why is the Sky Blue?
- 25: Evidence of Short DNA Segment Self Assembly
- 25: Engineering Education Study Debate
- 25: New Triceratops Ancestor
- 24: Programming Ruby
- 23: Who Should Profit from Yellowstone’s Microbes
- 22: Higgs
- 21: Six Cool Ideas
- 20: Moringa Oleifera: The Miracle Tree
- 19: Nigersaurus
- 19: Robot Boats Hunt Pirates
- 18: Google’s Secret 10GbE Switch
- 18: 2nd Annual Science Blogging Conference
- 18: Gene Carnival
- 17: Cool Crow Research
- 16: Disrupting Bacteria Communication
- 15: Smart Young Minds – Summer Jobs
- 15: New Theory of Everything
- 15: The Brain is Wired to Mull Over Decisions
- 14: New iRobot Product: Gutter Cleaning Robot
- 13: The Wonderful Life of a Cat
- 13: One Laptop Per Child – Give One Get One
- 13: Remove the Identical Stretches of DNA Found in Mice, Rats, and Humans and What Happens?
- 12: New “Cold Cathode” Fluorescents: 4 Times Longer Life, Reduced Mercury
- 12: Google Offers $10 Million in Awards for Google Phone Development
- 12: MRSA Blows Up Defender Cells
- 11: Math and Science Education Assessment
- 11: Sandwich Brick – Reusing Waste Material
- 11: Engineering Innovation in Manufacturing and the Economy
- 10: Scientists Chart Record Rise in Yellowstone Caldera
- 10: HP Technology for Teaching Grant Initiative
- 09: Fish Discovery: Breathes Air for Months at a Time
- 09: New and Old Ways to Make Flu Vaccines
- 08: Home Use Vertical Axis Wind Turbine
- 06: Cat Joins Exclusive Genome Club
- 05: Vast Garbage Float in the Pacific Ocean
- 05: CMU Wins $2 million in Urban Robot Auto Race
- 04: Reusable Paper
- 03: Open Access Legislation May Be Included in HHS Budget Bill
- 03: The Study of Bee Colony Collapses Continues
- 01: Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers
October 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 30: Scrap Computer Chips Reclaimed as Solar Cells
- 30: The Simplest Universal Turing Machine Is Proved
- 30: Uruguay buys first $100 laptops
- 29: PhD Student Speeds up Broadband by 200 times
- 29: Practice First, Theory Later
- 29: Most Powerful Anti-matter Beam Yet
- 28: The World at the End of Time
- 28: The Importance of Science Education
- 27: Plumpynut – Food Savior
- 26: Primary Science Education in California
- 25: Scientists Denounce Global Warming Report ‘Edits’
- 25: Innovation Academy for High School Students
- 25: Computational Science and Engineering by Gilbert Strang
- 24: China Reaches for the Moon
- 23: Killing Germs May Be Hazardous to Your Health
- 22: Nanoengineers Use Tiny Diamonds for Drug Delivery
- 21: Larry Page and Sergey Brin Interview Webcast
- 20: Deer Rescued 1.5 miles Offshore
- 20: The Chemistry of Hair Coloring
- 19: 2007 William G. Hunter Award
- 18: Untidy Beds May Keep us Healthy
- 17: New Approach Builds Better Proteins Inside a Computer
- 17: Live Long and Prosper
- 16: Real-Time Evolution
- 16: Packard Faculty Fellowship for Nathaniel Dominy
- 15: Make the World Better
- 15: Monarch Butterfly Migration
- 14: Proposal to Triple NSF GFRP Awards and the Size of the Awards by 33%
- 14: The Air We Breathe by Andrea Barrett
- 14: Popular Mechanics 2007 Breakthrough Award: the Windbelt
- 13: 2007 Solar Decathlon of Homes
- 12: New Hearing Mechanism
- 11: UC-Berkeley Course Videos now on YouTube
- 11: Science and Engineering Fellowship Applications Open Now
- 10: 2007 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
- 10: 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics
- 09: UW Concrete Canoe Team Victorious in the Netherlands
- 08: The IT Job Market
- 08: 2007 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
- 07: Prayer Book Reveals Lost Archimedes Work Studying Ideas at Heart of Calculus
- 05: Engineering Education Future at Imperial College
- 04: Mammoth DNA Extracted from Hair
- 03: WVU Physics Team Discovers New Phenomenon
- 02: Engineering Efficient Vehicles
September 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 30: Rare Chinese Mountain Cat
- 28: Finding Protease Inhibitors
- 26: Robotics Engineering Degree
- 25: Internships Pair Students with Executives
- 23: $1 Million Grant for National Engineering Education Initiative
- 21: Publishers Continue to Fight Open Access to Science
- 21: Wired NextFest 2007 – Cool Webcasts
- 20: How Does That Happen? Science Provides the Answer
- 20: CMU Professor Gives His Last Lesson on Life
- 19: Scores Ill in Peru after Meteor Strike
- 18: Blocking Bacteria From Passing Genes to Other Bacteria
- 18: Generating Electricity from the Ocean
- 14: The Engineer That Made Your Cat a Photographer
- 14: Google Lunar X Prize
- 13: Thousands of Spiders Build Huge Web
- 13: Herr wins $250,000 Heinz Award
- 12: Google 3D Campus Competition
- 10: Programming Grads Meet a Skills Gap in the Real World
- 10: Scientists Discover How Our Eyes Focus When We Read
- 10: Fun in Nature: Polar Bear and Wolves
- 08: Virus Found to be One Likely Factor in Bee Colony Colapse Disorder
- 07: Science Blogging Conference
- 07: Mission to Mars
- 06: Clues to Prion Infectivity
- 05: Does Which College Matter?
- 05: Science Summary: Photosynthesis
- 03: Antibacterial Soaps are Bad
- 03: Buckminster Fuller $100,000 Challenge
- 02: I Support the Public Library of Science
- 02: Nanotechnology Breakthroughs for Computer Chips
- 01: Richard Palmer on Engineering and Innovation
August 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 31: Five Scientists Who Made the Modern World
- 31: YouTube+ for Science from PLoS
- 30: One Species’ Genome Discovered Inside Another’s
- 30: Displaying Data Well
- 30: Mars Rovers Getting Ready for Another Adventure
- 29: Science Journal Publishers Stay Stupid
- 28: JMU Adds School of Engineering
- 28: Ocean Foam
- 26: First Year of Google WiFi
- 25: Financial Engineering
- 24: Studying Martian Soil for Evidence of Microbial Life
- 24: Lunar Landers X-Prize
- 23: Vertical Rotation Personal Windmill
- 23: Sexy Math
- 23: Mining the Moon
- 23: Revolving Doors
- 22: Textbook Revolution
- 22: Brain Drain Benefits to the USA Less Than They Could Be
- 21: Regular Aerobic Exercise for a Faster Brain
- 20: Common Virus May Contribute to Obesity
- 19: ‘Looming Crisis’ from NIH Budget
- 19: Peak Soil
- 19: More on Amazing Aerogel
- 18: Microchip Cooling Innovation
- 17: Megaflood Created the English Channel
- 17: NSF Graduate Research Fellow Profiles
- 16: Nanotechnology Investment as Strategic National Economic Policy
- 15: Raised Without Antibiotics
- 14: Discover the Supercollider
- 13: Best Research University Rankings – 2007
- 12: Galactic Dust with the Ability to Reproduce?
- 10: Lake Under 2 Miles of Ice
- 10: Overrelience on Perscription Drugs to Aid Children’s Sleep?
- 08: Great Speech by Marissa Mayer on Innovation at Google
- 08: Nectar-Feeding Bats
- 08: Young Engineers Build Bridges with Spaghetti
- 07: Bacteria Frozen for 8 Million Years In Polar Ice Resuscitated
- 06: Harvard Course: Understanding Computers and the Internet
- 06: Aerogels – Cool Substances
- 05: Authors of Scientific Articles by Country
- 05: AlienFly RC Mosquito Helicopter
- 04: Where is “Everybody”
- 03: Fun for People – Hard for Computers
- 02: Google: Patent System in Crisis
- 01: YouTube Architecture
July 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 30: Contradictory Medical Studies
- 29: High Pay for Engineering Graduates – July 2007
- 29: Research on Why Healthy Living Leads to Longer Life
- 28: Evolutionary Design
- 28: National Science and Technology Medals
- 27: Highly Paid Professor
- 27: Time
- 26: Light-harvesting Bacterium Discovered in Yellowstone
- 26: Camera Fashion
- 25: Laser Tool Creates “blueprints” of Archeology Sites
- 25: Robot Hall of Fame
- 24: Creating a Nation of Wimps
- 24: New York City Travel Photos
- 20: Robo Insect Flight
- 19: New York Steam Pipes
- 18: Quantum Random Number Generator
- 17: Second Life for Scientist
- 15: Lifestyle Drugs and Risk
- 12: Evolution at Work – Blue Moon Butterfly
- 11: Science Interview with John Edwards
- 10: Well Preserved Baby Mammoth Discovered in Permafrost
- 10: Engineering – Economic Benefits
- 09: Interesting Lobsters
- 08: 1=2: A Proof
- 07: Economic Strength Through Technology Leadership
- 05: Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2007
- 05: Obesity Epidemic Explained – Kind Of
- 04: USA Losing Brain Drain Benefits
- 03: Chocolate Every Day Will Keep the Doctor Away
- 03: Home Engineering: Windmill for Electricity
- 02: Microfinancing Entrepreneurs
- 02: Learn Physics with Free Space Flight Simulator
- 01: Single Electron on Video
- 01: Try to Answer 6 Basic Science Questions
June 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 30: World’s First Commercial-Scale Subsea Turbine
- 30: Science Focus in New UK Government
- 29: Singapore Research Fellowship
- 28: Origins of the Domestic Cat
- 28: Korean Engineering Education
- 27: Howard Hughes Medical Institute Takes Big Open Access Step
- 27: Einstein Fellowship for Teachers
- 26: More Automotive Engineering Jobs
- 26: Computer Game and Real World Education
- 26: Evo-Devo
- 25: Robotarium X – Robot Zoo
- 25: Tracking the Ecosystem Within Us
- 24: Backyard Wildlife: Fox
- 22: Another Humanoid Robot
- 22: Training Grants a Boon to Research and Scientists
- 21: Two Top Google Engineers Move to Benchmark Capital
- 20: Using Bacteria to Carry Nanoparticles Into Cells
- 20: Robot Navigation Using Prediction
- 20: Building an Electricity Producing Wind Turbine
- 19: Re-engineering Engineering Education
- 19: Engineers: Future Prospects
- 19: Mistakes in Experimental Design and Interpretation
- 18: EasyJet EcoJet
- 17: Scanning Electron Microscope Rose Art
- 15: Scientific Review
- 15: River Blindness Worm Develops Resistance to Drugs
- 13: Shaw Laureates 2007
- 13: Goldwater Science Scholarships
- 13: Education, Entrepreneurship and Immigration
- 12: High Resolution Darwin Documents
- 11: Singapore Students Engineer New Products
- 11: Self Healing Plastic
- 10: Order Your CatCam
- 10: Boston Travel Photos
- 08: Educating Engineering Geeks
- 08: Life-patents
- 07: Antibacterial Products May Do More Harm Than Good
- 07: National Underwater Robotics Challenge
- 06: Inventor TV Shows
- 06: Researchers Create Molecule-Sized Test Tubes
- 05: S&P 500 CEOs – Again Engineering Graduates Lead
- 05: Engineering Graduate Job Market
- 05: Reducing the Impact of a Flu Pandemic
- 04: Making Robots from Trash
- 04: Video of the Falkirk Wheel Canal Lift
- 03: Awesome Cat Cam
- 03: Tuberculosis Risk
- 02: BumpZee Science and Engineering Communities
- 02: Freeware Math Programs
- 02: Radical Life Extension
- 01: Inner Life of a Cell: Full Version
- 01: Winter Air Refrigeration
May 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 31: DNA Repair Army
- 30: Communicating Science to the Public
- 30: Open Source Education Curricula
- 29: Robots Renew Computer Science
- 28: Open Access and PLoS
- 27: High School Students Interest in Computer Programing
- 27: Lego Autopilot First Flight
- 25: Evolution In Action
- 25: Finding Open Scientific Papers
- 24: Extensively Drug-resistant Tuberculosis (XDR TB)
- 24: New Neurons in Old Brains
- 24: Award for Us
- 24: High-efficiency Power Supplies
- 23: Female Sharks Can Reproduce Alone
- 23: Programming with Pictures
- 22: Remote-Controlled Submarines
- 22: Water Buffaloes, Lions and Crocodiles Oh My
- 21: Building Engineering Outside the Box
- 21: International Student Collaboration
- 21: Chemistry of Common Items
- 20: Engineering, Math and Physics Applets
- 18: Deep-Sea Alien Abode Discovered
- 17: CERN Prepares for LHC Operations
- 17: Bird Species Plummeted After West Nile
- 17: Hot Ice Planet
- 16: Proof – Movie
- 16: Bacterium Living with High Level Radiation
- 16: Science Topics Explained on One Page
- 15: Treadmill Desks
- 14: Self-assembling Nanotechnology in Chip Manufacturing
- 14: Deforestation and Global Warming
- 12: Microorganisms on Spaceships
- 11: Think Tech Hawaii Podcasts
- 11: New Yorker on CERN’s Large Hadron Collider
- 10: Diversity Efforts for the Life Science Work Force
- 10: Opossum Genome Shows ‘Junk’ DNA is Not Junk
- 09: $10 Million for Engineering Education Scholarships
- 09: Encyclopedia of Life
- 08: South Pacific to Stop Bottom-trawling
- 06: Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act
- 05: 3-D Images of Eyes
- 05: Purple Frog Delights Scientists
- 04: Bee Colony Collapse Disorder
- 04: CDC Advice on the Use of Masks to Prevent Flu
- 04: Being Bad is Best for Bacteria
- 03: Grand Visions
- 01: Why do We Sleep?
April 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 30: Design for the Unwealthiest 90 Percent
- 29: Home Experiments: Quantum Erasing
- 28: Backyard Wildlife: Turtle
- 27: Hacking Your Body’s Bacteria
- 26: Funding for Science and Engineering Researchers
- 26: When Fair Use Isn’t Fair
- 26: More on the Bee Deaths
- 23: Fruit Better Than Vitamins
- 21: Innovation with Math
- 21: Eat Less Salt – Save Your Heart
- 20: 10 Lessons of an MIT Education
- 19: Toy and Entertainment Engineering Camp
- 19: Quantum Theory Fails Reality Checks
- 18: $600 Million for Basic Biomedical Research
- 17: Innovative Alarm Clocks
- 16: 2007 National Science Board Public Service Award
- 15: PhysicsQuest
- 15: Two Screens Are Better Than One
- 15: What do Engineers Need To Know?
- 15: Eco-Vehicle Student Competition
- 14: Dark Cosmos
- 14: T-rex Treasure
- 13: Report on Faculty Salaries
- 12: Quake Lifts Island Ten Feet Out of Ocean
- 12: Universal Blood
- 11: ScienceMatters@Berkeley April 2007
- 11: Software Patents – Bad Idea
- 11: Math and Nature
- 10: Stanford Center for Professional Development Seminars
- 10: And Now for Something Completely Different
- 09: Changing the Circadian Clock with the Seasons
- 09: Lego Autopilot Project Update
- 09: Young Scientists Design Open-Source Program at NASA
- 08: Math’s Architect of Beauty
- 08: Bedbugs Are Back
- 08: CERN Pressure Test Failure
- 07: Bisphenol A
- 07: Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
- 07: Solar Power Innovation: 10 Times Cheaper needs 10 Times less Sun
- 06: Solar Flares May Threaten GPS
- 05: Science Journalism
- 04: $500 Million to Reduce Childhood Obesity in USA
- 04: Cats Control Rats … With Parasites
- 03: Drug-resistant Flu Virus
- 03: Fellowship Winners
- 03: Ranking Universities Worldwide
- 02: Lead the Way – Cleveland
- 02: Micro-Wind Turbines for Home Use
- 02: Big Atlantic Sharks Disappearing, Study Warns
- 01: Toyota iUnit
- 01: Yale Cultivates Young Scientists
- 01: Engineering Job Sites
March 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 31: Neuroengineers Use Light to Silence Overactive Neurons
- 31: USC Innovation Institute Reinventing Itself
- 30: What Makes Scientists Different
- 29: More on Disappearing Honeybees
- 28: Global Technology Leadership
- 27: Schoolgirls Find Vitamin C is Missing
- 27: Virus Traps
- 25: Open Access Science Education Journal
- 25: Engineering Students Design Innovative Hand Dryer
- 24: The sub-$1,000 UAV Project
- 23: Navigating Through The Bloodstream
- 23: Deadly TB Strain is Spreading, WHO Warns
- 22: Biologists Solve B-12 Vitamin Puzzle
- 22: Antibiotics Too Often Prescribed for Sinus Woes
- 21: Swiss dig world’s Longest Tunnel
- 21: Bdelloid Rotifers Abandoned Sex 100 Million Years Ago
- 21: Boeing CEO’s Speech to Engineering Students
- 20: Mechanical Hit Counter
- 19: Learning About the Human Genome
- 19: 248-dimension Math Puzzle
- 18: Relationships Among Scientific Paradigms
- 18: Google Summer of Code 2007
- 18: China Leads in Producing Post Graduate Engineers
- 17: Researchers Learn What Sparks Plant Growth
- 17: £25 Gadget Saves Energy
- 16: Magnetic Switching Data Storage
- 16: Immense Amount of Ice Found on Mars
- 15: Bornean Clouded Leopard
- 14: Magnificent Flying Machine
- 14: Open Access Journal Wars
- 13: NCAA Basketball Tournament Challenge 2007
- 13: Surfing a Wave for 12 km
- 13: A Career in Computer Programming
- 13: Particles and Waves
- 12: Open Source 3-D Printing
- 11: Attacking Bacterial Walls
- 11: Invasive Plants: Tamarisk
- 10: Non-Newtonian Fluid Demo
- 09: USA Science and Engineering Degree Data – 2007
- 09: Robo-Salamander
- 08: $15 Million for San Jose State College of Engineering
- 08: Electric Cars
- 08: Use the Force
- 07: When Galaxies Collide
- 07: Your Online Identity
- 06: Engineering a Better Blood Alcohol Sensor
- 05: A Life-changing Gift
- 05: Science and Engineering Internships
- 05: Engineering Quiet, Efficient Planes
- 04: NSF Cafe Scientifique: Arlington, Virgina
- 04: Engineering Activities: for 9-12 Year Olds
- 04: FDA May Make Decision That Will Speed Antibiotic Drug Resistance
- 03: Basic Concepts: List of Posts
- 01: European Innovation Scoreboard
- 01: NSF Summer Institute on Nano Mechanics and Materials
- 01: Atom-thick Carbon Transistor
- 01: How to Deal with False Research Findings
February 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 28: $60 Million in Grants for Universities
- 28: Editorial: Engineers of the Future
- 27: Medical Study: Antioxidant Supplements Don’t Extend Life
- 27: Tracking Changes in Individual Molecules
- 27: Economic Gains from Science
- 27: Asimo Robot: Running and Climbing Stairs
- 26: Saving Mankind
- 26: Fighting Elephant Poaching With Science
- 26: Correlation is Not Causation
- 25: Nanoparticles to Battle Cancer
- 25: Micro RNA Editing
- 24: Communication Emergence in Robots
- 24: Car Elevator (for parking)
- 23: Wave Energy
- 23: NSF Robotics Report
- 23: Savanna Chimpanzees Hunt with Tools
- 23: Stimulate Innovation
- 22: Missing laptop found in ET hunt
- 22: Scientifically Illiterate
- 22: Online Mathematics Textbooks
- 22: Antarctic Robo-sub
- 22: Sudoku Science
- 21: Water Jacket
- 21: Karl Popper Webcast
- 21: Hiring Software Developers
- 21: Mobilizing Tomorrow’s Engineers
- 20: Pixar Is Inventing New Math
- 20: Biomolecules in Motion
- 20: Wakamaru Robot Blog
- 20: Seeing Patterns Where None Exists
- 19: Go Badgers
- 19: Page: Marketing Science
- 19: Leading Causes of Death
- 19: Himalayas Geology
- 18: Iowa Grapples with Engineer Shortage
- 18: VirtuSphere
- 18: Robot Looks for Ivory-billed Woodpecker
- 18: $35 million to the USC School of Engineering
- 17: Digital Pen
- 17: Aussies Look to Finnish Innovation Model
- 17: Using IT to Improve Construction
- 16: Cost of Powering Your PC
- 16: Women Working in Science
- 16: Trash + Plasma = Electricity
- 15: Cool Falkirk Wheel Canal Lift
- 15: IBM Believes New DRAM will Double Performance
- 15: Article on Sergey Brin
- 15: Undersea Restaurant
- 14: More Lego Learning
- 14: Bionanotechnology Future
- 14: Catnap Benefits
- 14: Chimps Used Stone “Hammers”
- 13: The Avocado
- 13: Patenting Life – a Bad Idea
- 13: Pakistan Engineering Education
- 13: Water in Earth’s Deep Mantle
- 12: Skin Bacteria
- 12: DNA Transcription Webcast
- 12: Mini Helicopter Masters Insect Navigation Trick
- 12: Biomedical Engineering Opinion
- 12: Mystery Ailment Strikes Honeybees
- 11: Schoofs Prize for Creativity 2007
- 11: Nice Looking Toaster
- 11: No Sleep, No New Brain Cells
- 10: Light to Matter to Light
- 10: Arctic Seed Vault Design
- 09: Declining Science and Maths Degrees in UK
- 09: 8 Year Old Math Prodigy Corrects Science Exhibit
- 09: Engineers – Changing Career Needs
- 08: International Linear Collider
- 08: World’s Largest Dry-Transport Ship
- 08: Chinese Stem Cell Therapies
- 07: Educational Institutions Economic Impact
- 07: Meteorite, Older than the Sun, Found in Canada
- 07: Zero Ink Printing
- 06: Over 100 Dinosaur Eggs Discovered
- 06: African Union – Science Meeting
- 06: Contour-Surface Drawings
- 04: Nanotech Engine Research
- 04: LEGO Sumo Robotic Championship
- 03: Engineering a Start-up
- 01: Leah Jamieson on the Future of Engineering Education
- 01: 2007 Grainger Challenge Prize for Sustainability
January 2007
Detailed Monthly Archive
- 31: Biocomputing with Martyn Amos
- 31: NSF’s K-12 Math and Science Partnerships
- 31: Cancer Cure – Not so Fast
- 30: ‘Hobbit’ human is a new species
- 30: Nanoscale Universe Experience
- 30: Scientists and Engineers Without Borders
- 29: Educating the Engineer of 2020: NAE Report
- 29: Robots for Space Exploration
- 29: A ‘Chunnel’ for Spain and Morocco
- 28: Anger at Anti-Open Access PR
- 28: Germany’s Science Chancellor
- 28: Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.
- 27: More Microchip Breakthroughs
- 26: The Future of the Scholarly Journal
- 26: Waterloo’s wizards of game theory
- 26: Entrepreneurial Engineers
- 25: Feedback Within the Context of Systems Theory
- 25: Webcasts by Chemistry and Physics Nobel Laureates
- 25: The Dynamics of Crowd Disasters: An Empirical Study
- 25: Video Game Designers Use Statistics
- 24: How The Brain Rewires Itself
- 24: Lego Mindstorms NXT Podcast
- 23: TB Pandemic Threat
- 23: Slowing Down Light
- 23: Sex and the Seahorse
- 22: Millennials in our Lifetime?
- 22: Educating Engineers for 2020 and Beyond
- 22: Science, Engineering and the Future of the American Economy
- 22: Asia: Rising Stars of Science and Engineering
- 21: Get Your Own Science Art
- 21: Engineering Education Reality TV
- 20: Create Your Own Book
- 19: Lethal Secrets of 1918 Flu Virus
- 18: Cancer Deaths – Declining Trend?
- 18: Cheap, Safe Cancer Drug?
- 17: MIT Media Lab Releases Scratch
- 17: 3 “Moore Generations” of Chips at Once
- 16: Inspiring a New Generation of Inventors
- 16: Water From Air
- 16: Helium-3 Fusion Reactor
- 15: Hispanic Engineering Students
- 15: Edinburgh University $115 Million Stem Cell Center
- 15: Concrete Houses 1919 and 2007
- 15: Harvard Plans Life Sciences Campus
- 14: Evolved for Cancer?
- 13: Scientists discover new class of RNA
- 13: Can Brain Exercises Prevent Mental Decline?
- 13: Attracting Women to Engineering
- 12: Robot Espionage
- 12: Science Education
- 12: Applied Engineering Education
- 12: Human Embryo Hybrids
- 11: Gene Study Finds Cannibal Pattern
- 11: MacRobert Award Nominations
- 11: Want to be a Computer Game Programmer?
- 10: 2006 Science Blog Anthology
- 10: $100 Laptop Update
- 10: Cheap, Superefficient Solar
- 09: Engineering A Cleaner River
- 09: NSF Strategic Plan
- 09: How Do You Fix an Undersea Cable?
- 09: Help Choose the New PBS Science Program
- 08: Floating Windmills: Power at Sea
- 08: Effect of People on Other Species
- 08: Australian Coal Mining Caused Earthquakes
- 07: Google Tech Webcasts #3
- 07: Too Much Choice
- 07: Midichloria mitochondrii
- 06: Green Cards for Engineering Faculty
- 06: Meteorite Lands in New Jersey Bathroom
- 06: Internet Underwater Fiber
- 05: The Differences Between Culture and Code
- 05: 2007 Draper Prize to Berners-Lee
- 04: MIT for Free
- 04: Sarah, aged 3, Learns About Soap
- 03: Epidemic of Diagnoses
- 03: Boiling Water in Space
- 02: Engineers Week Ideas
- 02: Lean Enterprise Value Student Publication Prize
- 02: Personal Water Wheel Power
- 01: Scientists Knock-out Prion Gene in Cows
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