Tags : “Physical Sciences” - Page 9

For many years, Einstein's brain “floated in two mason jars of formaldehyde, inside a cardboard box marked Costa Cider, under a beer cooler…”

Review in Books — by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Sep 20, 2006

To paraphrase Coleridge, “Research, research everywhere but not a drop of proof.”

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Sal Marinello — on Sep 18, 2006

The simple, handy product that's been around for over 50 years.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by John Guilfoil — on Sep 14, 2006

Decide for yourself if research constitutes proof the Whole Body Vibration training is viable for the general population.

Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Sal Marinello — on Sep 10, 2006

To have your own moon catch up with you has to be the ultimate in being dissed if you’ve gotten used to being a planet.

Satire in Sci/Tech — by Chancelucky — on Aug 25, 2006

Pluto not a planet? More battery recalls? Plan B without a prescription? Yeah.

News in Sci/Tech — by John Guilfoil — on Aug 24, 2006

Scientists are struggling to predict when (not if) the middle third of the United States will be geologically devastated.

News in Sci/Tech — by Jet Gardner — on Aug 23, 2006

The Rhode Island state medical board won’t discipline a prominent physician after she performed an oophorectomy intended for another patient with the same last name.

News in Culture — by Lady Dragonfyre — on Aug 21, 2006

A reporter's highly readable account of the role of mankind in climate change and its effects.

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Aug 16, 2006

Why don’t athletes have their urine tested by their own labs to avoid this exactly this kind of situation?

News in Sports — by Sal Marinello — on Aug 05, 2006