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Sep 5, 2008

Night at the Web Museum

 

night-at-the-museumYears ago when BioMedNet’s HMSBeagle was still sailing the high seas, I wrote a feature for the Adapt or Die careers column on scientific jobs in museums, the feature, which is available on Sciencebase is still relatively valid, but one big aspect of museums that has changed significantly since the Beagle was abandoned in dry dock is that museums the world over have virtualised themselves.

It has reached the point now, …

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Sep 3, 2008

Science Blogging 2008

 

sciblog-2008-logoFirst off, just to say thanks to everyone who made sciblog2008 possible, already looking forward to its successor. It was fun to put faces to names of many of my fellow science bloggers and others out there who were at the Ri on Saturday. Quite amazing how so many look as young as their avatars! The conference, the breakouts and the unconference were fun and informative albeit if a …

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Sep 1, 2008

Invisible Fishnets and Baby Boomer Pain

 

fishnetsIt’s that time of the month again, so here’s the latest round-up from my column over on SpectroscopyNOW, covering a whole range of science and medical news with a spectral twist from magnetic resonance to Raman by way of fishnets and infra-red.

Fishnet invisibility cloak - It is what fans of science fiction and technologists have been waiting for since HG Wells’ Invisible Man first came into view - or not, as …

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spectroscopy newsIn conjunction with SpectroscopyNOW, David Bradley brings you the latest science news in the fields of MRI, NMR, IR, Raman and UV spectroscopy as well as chemical informatics, crystallography and other X-ray techniques. Physical science news is in conjunction with Intute where you can read more recent scientific discoveries in astronomy, chemistry, geology, materials science, physics, and more. For straight chemistry news check out my twice-monthly Alchemist newsfeed on ChemWeb and the quarterly Reactive Reports both covering all areas of chemical science, including organic, inorganic, physical, pharma, nano, environmental and biotech.  

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