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Homeless Science Whiz Goes to Washington - New York Times

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Homeless Science Whiz Goes to Washington New York Times She met with John P. Holdren, the president's science adviser. Steve Israel, her congressman, who had invited her there, gave her a personal tour of the Capitol. She met John Boehner, the speaker of the House, and Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader. Homeless science whizz knocked out of comp gets $50000 scholarship, a house ...Irish Central all 5 news articles »

Sycamore student recognized in prestigious science competition - Cincinnati.com

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Sycamore student recognized in prestigious science competition Cincinnati.com Erik Bao, a Sycamore High School senior, is one of six students in Ohio to be named a semifinalist in the Intel Science Talent Search. As a semifinalist in the nation's oldest and most prestigious pre-college science competition, Bao will receive a ... Research by 3 Bay Area Intel science contest finalists called 'brilliant ...San Jose Mercury News Intel Science finalist uncovers bird migration secretsThe Journal News | LoHud.com Davis student is science talent search finalistSacramento Business Journal New York Daily News -Science News -Patch.com all 54 news articles »

Is Newt's Moon Colony Fantasy or Science Fiction? - The Atlantic

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Is Newt's Moon Colony Fantasy or Science Fiction? The Atlantic "I think you've got to look at some of these science projects," he told Discovery News. "The fact that the Webb telescope has gone from $1.5 billion to $9 billion -- and I'm told that people don't believe that at $9 billion it's going to be on budget ... Gravitational Pol: What President Gingrich And His Moon Base Would Mean For US ...Fast Company Is Newt Gingrich's space plan science fiction?Washington Post Neil Degrasse Tyson Sympathizes With Newt Gingrich's Moon MissionMediaite all 782 news articles »

'Cloaking' a 3-D object from all angles demonstrated - BBC News

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'Cloaking' a 3-D object from all angles demonstrated BBC News By Jason Palmer Science and technology reporter, BBC News Researchers have "cloaked" a three-dimensional object, making it invisible from all angles, for the first time. However, the demonstration works only for waves in the microwave region of the ... and more »

Remarkable Editorial Bias on Climate Science at the Wall Street Journal - Forbes

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Remarkable Editorial Bias on Climate Science at the Wall Street Journal Forbes The Wall Street Journal's editorial board has long been understood to be not only antagonistic to the facts of climate science, but hostile. But in a remarkable example of their unabashed bias, on Friday they published an opinion piece that not only ... Global Warming Hysteria: Corrupting Science in the Name of PoliticsFirst Things (blog) The State of the Union's Climate EducationHuffington Post Review climate science before tackling Northern GatewayTroy Media (blog) all 24 news articles »

Science Battery Maker EnerDel/Ener1 Received $118M DOE Grant, Now Filing for ... - DailyTech

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Science Battery Maker EnerDel/Ener1 Received $118M DOE Grant, Now Filing for ... DailyTech The Obama administration has had some horrible luck when it comes to dealing out energy loans. In 2011 alone, two energy companies filed for bankruptcy after receiving hefty sums from the government. Now, the administration can add a third strike to ... and more »

Museum of Science gets $5M grant - Boston Business Journal

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Museum of Science gets $5M grant Boston Business Journal The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center gave a $5 million grant to the Museum of Science Boston on Wednesday to build an exhibit on biology and biotechnology to be called the Hall of Human Life (HHL). The exhibit, expected to open next summer, ... Massachusetts Life Sciences Center Awards $5 Million Grant to Museum of ...Business Wire (press release) Museum of Science receives $5m grant to build life sciences exhibitBoston Globe Time for a Facelift: The Museum of Science Receives a Much Needed $5M Grant ...BostInno Boston Herald all 18 news articles »

Last Night's GOP Debate Was Like Bad 1950's-Style Science-Fiction - Huffington Post (blog)

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Last Night's GOP Debate Was Like Bad 1950's-Style Science-Fiction Huffington Post (blog) It's like watching a low budget science-fiction movie from the fifties: Dr. Strange vs. The Vulture in the Caverns of the Moon. It's badly executed, even by the low standards of its genre, complete with cheap sets, bad special effects and wooden acting ... Candidates Battle for the Hispanic Vote Ahead of Florida's PrimaryNBC 6 Miami all 16,403 news articles »

Science writer Rebecca Skloot talks about journey to 'Lacks' book - Medill Reports: Chicago

Medill Reports: Chicago

Science writer Rebecca Skloot talks about journey to 'Lacks' book Medill Reports: Chicago After learning about Lacks' “HeLa” cells and their contributions to science in a community college biology class, “I had just never stopped thinking about her,” Skloot said. She asked her biology professor about the woman behind the cells. and more »

Dow Chemical Co. hosting public virtual conference on science education ... - The Saginaw News - MLive.com

The Saginaw News - MLive.com

Dow Chemical Co. hosting public virtual conference on science education ... The Saginaw News - MLive.com By Kathryn Lynch-Morin | The Saginaw News MIDLAND — The Dow Chemical Co. on Thursday will host a virtual conference, gathering leading experts to discuss the future of science education and workforce readiness. More than 3 million jobs related to ... Public and Private Sector Leaders to Discuss U.S. Science Education ReformEON: Enhanced Online News (press release) all 9 news articles »