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- Could Giant Sprinklers Solve China’s Air Pollution Woes? Wed, 22 Jan 14, 1:31amLast winter, smog levels in Beijing, China were found to be 10 to 15 times what the World Health Organization classifies as a health risk. The streets are still overflowing with people wearing gas masks and respirators,...
- Scientist Proposes Giant Sprinklers to Tackle Record-Breaking Air Pollution in China Wed, 22 Jan 14, 1:31amLast winter, smog levels in Beijing, China, were found to be 10 to 15 times what the World Health Organization classifies as a health risk. The streets are still overflowing with people wearing gas masks and respirators,...
- Thanks, I’ll pass Sun, 29 Dec 13, 3:25pmPeople send me stuff. I got this email today with the subject: Publish Your Research Paper And then I read the image that was the advertisement for the new journal. Yo, I’m invited to contribute “resarch”. Source...
- Peer Evil – the rotten business model of modern science Tue, 25 Jun 13, 5:01pmGuest essay by Abzats. The most exciting period in science was, arguably, 1895-1945. It was marked by discoveries that changed the foundations of modern science: X-rays, quantum mechanics, superconductivity, relativity theory...
- Editorial in Nature calls for open access data – ‘Science’s capacity for self-correction comes from its openness to scrutiny and challenge.’ Thu, 28 Jun 12, 11:26pmAn excerpt: Open your minds and share your results An open approach is the best way to maximize the benefits of research for both scientists and the public, says Geoffrey Boulton There is a compelling case for having open...
- The Journal Science – Free the code Wed, 18 Apr 12, 3:34amIn my opinion, this is a testament to Steve McIntyre’s tenacity. Via the GWPF: At Last, The Right Lesson From Climategate Fiasco Monday, 16 April 2012 11:21 PhysOrg A diverse group of academic research scientists from...
- Sudden Clovis climate death by comet – “bogus” Wed, 18 May 11, 4:45amBishop Hill alerts us to this news item in Miller-McCune, a policy and research website. It seems the scientific claims can’t be replicated by others…but wait for the kicker. OK, having read that primer, it looks...