Fire damages Edinboro U. science building (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
EDINBORO, Pa. -- A fire did minor damage to a heating and air conditioning unit on the roof of a science building under renovation at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Science Weekly podcast: Libel Reform Week and the importance of being vague (Guardian Unlimited)
Science writer Simon Singh and Tracey Brown from Sense About Science tell us about Libel Reform Week and the campaign to change Britain's libel laws and protect scientific freedom of expression. Simon is currently locked in a legal battle over a comment piece published in the Guardian . Matthew Applegate, aka Pixelh8 , is performing an audiovisual study as part of Cambridge Science Festival . We ...
James M. Gentile: Science Education: The Value of Undergraduate Research (The Huffington Post)
Growing concern about America's continued leadership in science and innovation is well- documented, and now new research offers hope. It provides, for the first time,...
Math, science conference for girls set (KRQE & KASA FOX 2 Albuquerque)
Girls in middle school or high school in northern New Mexico will have a chance next month to learn about careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Dr Zakri appointed science adviser to PM, govt (MalaysiaNews.net)
KUALA LUMPUR: The director of the Centre for Global Sustainability Studies at Universiti Sains Malaysia, Prof Emeritus Datuk Dr Zakri Abdul Hamid, has been appointed science adviser to the Government,...
BBC2 science show pulls in 2.8m (Guardian Unlimited)
The BBC2 science series followed on from the start of Lambing Live, which also got more than 2 million viewers BBC2's new science documentary series Wonders of the Solar System launched with nearly 2.8 million viewers last night, Sunday 7 March. The five-part series, presented by the physicist Brian Cox, opened with 2.77 million viewers and a 10.3% share in the 9pm hour, according to unofficial ...
Winners announced from 2010 Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (The Advocate)
Alaina Leggette, a student at St. Joseph’s Academy in Baton Rouge, was awarded first place at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair held Feb. 28 and March 1 at LSU. Leggette won for her project, “The Feasibility of Reinforcing the Mississippi River Embankments with Borrow Harvested via Flocculation.”
Minister of Science's Statements are Against the Iranian Constitution, Islamic Penal Code, and International Conventions (Payvand Iran News)
In statements which have caused grave concern amongst Iranian human rights and social activists, Iranian Minister of Science, Research, and Technology, Kamran Daneshjoo, has said that only those can teach or study at universities who have proven commitment to Islam and velayat-e faghih.
Equator Life Science gets grant (The Edge)
KUALA LUMPUR: EQUATOR LIFE SCIENCE BHD [ ] has secured a bioTECHNOLOGY [ ] commercialisation grant of RM981,000 from Malaysian Biotechnology Corporation Sdn Bhd, the company told Bursa Malaysia today.
137 years of Popular Science Magazine now online (Linux Today)
Download Squad: "The entire 137 year archive of Popular Science Magazine is now available for online free browsing."