Scientists Discover New Pathway to Tan and Lighten Skin 
How Modern Technology is Improving Health Care (Genome and Algorithms) 
Classic vs. Modern Education – The Argument Against Choice 
Exciting New Research Explores a Third Alternative to Infectious Disease Control 
The Science Behind the Jedi Lightsaber: How Far Are We From Making Our Own? Weekly Science Picks
Sigh, my photo caption sums it all up… But here are the news stories that
2012 Winners from the 60SecondScience Video Competition
Results from the 2012 60SecondScience Video Competition have been released. Â For the last two years
The tribe that eradicated rinderpest
Karamoja region in northern Uganda is one of pastoral communities and closely dispersed ethnic groups
Science or fringe science? Removing the ‘giggle factor’ from Near Earth Object impacts
On June 30, 7.17am in a remote, sparsely inhabited area in Siberia, Russia, near the
Urban informatics and new opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange – Interview with Marcus Foth
As an internet researcher and social media consultant, I ask some of the guests of
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“La rentrée!
BioGrid and Victorian Cancer BioBank Join Forces for Cancer Research
September 7 2012 Cancer research has taken a major step forward in Victoria as the
Media & Learning Brussels 2012 – Conference Programme Available
[Press release] The Media & Learning Conference taking place in Brussels on 14 and 15
Alien encounters and the man from Grenada
The month of August indeed belonged to the tiny rover that could — Curiosity. We
Lighting the Imagination in Science
Imagination in Science In my policy work in early childhood education, I get to travel
The Best of Science blogging – August 2012
The month of August was busy: we had Curiosity landing on Mars, events and interviews
Does my Science look big in this? August 2012 in review
August was a momentous month for science and technology. In my top five events are:
Environmental Sabbath Day – A Simple Proposal
In our efforts to reduce greenhouse gases we often overlook the cultural dimensions. These days,
Kepler Astronomers Find First Planetary System Around a Binary Star
NASA’s Kepler mission has found the first multi-planet solar system orbiting a binary star, characterized