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Swimming with the (pep)tides
Swimming with the (pep)tides
Swimming with the (pep)tides Stephen L. Gasior, Ph.D You have probably heard of the type 2 diabetes and weight loss drugs Ozempic, Mounjaro, Rybelsus, Wegovy, and Saxenda. These are a […]
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Science and Zeitgeist
Science and Zeitgeist
Everyone knows one or more life stories of, for example, Socrates, Hypatia, Galileo Galilei or Nikola Tesla. Lives that were heavily influenced by the political winds of the time, several […]
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A History of Quantum Mechanics
A History of Quantum Mechanics
A History of Quantum Mechanics By Robert Lawson Brown, Ph.D., physicist The presentation will cover the founding of quantum mechanics in the period from 1900 to the 1950s. In […]
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Science & Zeitgeist, a Discussion
Science & Zeitgeist, a Discussion
Last week we watched a documentary together and today we will discuss the impact. Everyone has had a week with their own thoughts on this matter and I would like […]
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SC & Chemistry World at SLB
SC & Chemistry World at SLB
The 21st birthday for Second Life is coming up, and will be celebrated in the month of June. Linden Labs have announced the theme for the celebration will be “Elements” and […]
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How can we best support highly intelligent children/students in our education system?
How can we best support highly intelligent children/students in our education system?
Gifted children and their school careers... often paved with obstacles by our rigid education system. As a parent, being invited to school for the umpteenth time because... Your child finishes […]
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Humans in Space, Part I
Humans in Space, Part I
After a decades-long hiatus, humans are once again focused on returning to the Moon, and we are seriously considering voyages to worlds beyond it for the first time. This is the first of a two-part series on how we got into space decades ago and our more recent efforts to push beyond the confines of […]