Aug 20, 2008
Posted in Science, spectroscopy at 1:00 pm by David Bradley -- 25 Comments; add yours
Apparently, scientific thought needs rekindling, seemingly it has run out of kindle and needs a new flame if it is to burn brighter. In steps Terence Witt with the concept of null physics. Witt has now self-published a hefty tome by the name of Our Undiscovered Universe.
According to the press blurb that came with my review copy of the book, he’s a visiting scientist at Florida Institute …
Jun 18, 2008
Posted in Science, spectroscopy at 1:00 pm by David Bradley -- 22 Comments; add yours
It’s quite illuminating that the following study has not yet reached the wider media. Without wishing to be too cynical, I do wonder whether that’s because the journal in which the work is published does not use a highly aggressive press office and marketing machine like so many other medical journals, which never seem to be out of the news. The results in this …
Mar 5, 2008
Posted in Science, spectroscopy at 1:00 pm by David Bradley -- 4 Comments; add yours
My latest science news write-ups on the SpectroscopyNOW portal are now up for grabs. This week, I cover the apparent gender gap when it comes to computer games, how Japanese researchers are using near-infrared light to probe young women’s brains to find out if they can reduce stress and potentially acne with pleasant fragrances, and the discovery …
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