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Early career award for public engagement with science
. The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) invites nominations through 15 October for a new award that will honor exemplary efforts by early career scientists and engineers to engage the public with science and technology. Read the full...
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Public science on the Web
. Here you can find a presentation that can be useful for you if you want to publish science on the Internet or if you wish to be critical. It was presented by Marta Entradas at a Workshop on Science Communication in Dubrovnik yesterday: . [slideshare...
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The Scopes monkey trial, 85 years later
. The man in the picture is John Thomas Scopes. He was a teacher in Dayton (Tennessee, USA) who in 1925 was brought to court for teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. At that time, teaching evolution in Tennessee meant a violation of the Butler Act, a law prohibiting...
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Javier Trueba critica la ausencia de ciencia en televisión
. El director de documentales y fotógrafo Javier Trueba criticó el jueves pasado la pobre apuesta de las televisiones por los programas de divulgación científica, comparado con las horas que los canales dedican al fútbol. Trueba realizó dichas declaraciones en el acto...
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A look into the future that never was
. In 2007, Matt Novak, a collector self-defined as a retro-futurist, created the blog Paleo-Future, a look into the future that never was. Since then, Novak has published nearly 700 posts on inventions, ideas, and speculations from the past that looked towards the...
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Do we want to eat additives?
. The SAM Platform (Food Safety and Media), constituted by the Catalan Food Safety Agency (ACSA) and the Observatory of Scientific Communication (OCC-UPF), has launched today the English version of the new SAM Monographic entitled Do we want to eat additives? The...
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