Double X Science: Double Xpression: Meghan Groome
[Ed. note: Double X Science has started a new series: Double Xpression: Profiles of Women into Science. The focus of these profiles is how women in science express themselves in ways that aren't necessarily scientific, how ...
Double X Science: From spiders to breast cancer: Leslie Brunetta ...
LB: I think, because I'm not a scientist (I'm an English major), a lot of things that scientists think are obvious strike me as revelations. I somehow had never realized that the search for what would turn out to be DNA began with ...
Double X Science: Why Are Snowflakes Always Six-Sided?
What's less mysterious is how scientists can be so sure that all snowflakes have six sides. Have we examined all snowflakes? No, of course not, but the explanation lies in two words: hydrogen bonding. Thanks to the ...
Double X Science: HPV and cervical cancer don't care what month it is
To maintain awareness, we're kicking off the month for lovers--February--with a post about cervical cancer and the human papillomavirus (HPV). One thing that cervical cancer awareness overlooks is that HPV causes not only ...
Double X Science: How fluorescent lights work: quantum mechanics ...
We have a tendency to think that "quantum mechanics" is synonymous with "out of the ordinary." I do that, too, since there's so much strange to talk about: the blurring of particles and waves, the apparent randomness that ...
Double X Science: Biology Xplainer: Evolution and how it happens
Scientists have, however, developed tested theories about how evolution happens. Although several proposed and tested processes or mechanisms exist, the most prominent and most studied, talked about, and debated, ...
Double X Science: For Dad: A guide on strokes, including a glossary ...
On Monday January 1st, I overheard my dad telling my mom how his left arm was numb and that he had no strength in his left hand. I immediately ran into the medicine cabinet, grabbed two aspirin, practically shoved them ...
Double X Science: Wordless Wednesday: The faces of the women ...
Meet Chris Gunter, science education editor for Double X Science! We (and you) are lucky to ... Follow us! Follow us on Twitter @DoubleXSci and on Google+, and be sure visit our sister/junior site, Double X Science Jr., too!
BEST CYCLER TEAM ! DOUBLE YOUR CASH TODAY ! | Science
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "VU Computer Science" group. To post to this group, send email to vu-computer-science@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, ...
L1 Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Club: Double Vision by Tricia ...
When shy, psychic bookworm 'Cookie' Orbach watches television, she sees things. But not the things that you or I would see. Cookie sees The Grid - a strange, shifting landscape where human forces battle against an enemy ...
|
