Shyftr Filter - Science Fairs

Silobreaker offers alternative search service for news and current affairs

2 hours 54 minutes ago - Download Squad
Filed under: News, Freeware, Search, WebWho do you think of when you want to search for what's happening now? Increasingly people are searching social... by Jason Clarke

Steven Weber: Un-Conscience

Yesterday - The Huffington Post
Conscience is a bitch Having to watch the 24 hour-a-day betrayal of the American public's trust is a nauseating pastime. But watch we must, since i... by Steven Weber

Science of Cocktails

Yesterday - Boing Boing
Jonas Halpren is publisher of Drink of the Week and Channels Director at Federated Media. San Francisco's famed science museum, The Explorat... by Jonas Halpren

Saturday Morning Science Experiment: Practicing safe earthquake

3 days ago - Boing Boing
Two models of a 12-story building are tested on a shake table. The one on the right is supported by a base isolation system, which effectively puts... by Maggie Koerth-Baker

Christopher Herbert and Victoria Kataoka Rebuffet: Foreign Affairs Roundup

4 days ago - The Huffington Post
This Week's Top Stories in Foreign Affairs: Peace Prevails in Ireland A last minute peace deal is reached in Northern Ireland to peacefully devolve L... by Christopher Herbert and Victoria Kataoka Rebuffet

Darpa's Latest Project: Synthetic Creatures That Can Never Die [Science]

4 days ago - Gizmodo
Darpa, the Pentagon's crazypants research arm, is taking shit to a whole new level: they're pumping money into developing synthetic organisms immune t... by Adam Frucci

Science of gun duels

4 days ago - Boing Boing
In the gun duels of Hollywood Westerns, the one who draws first (usually the bad guy) always tends to lose. Why? Decades ago, Nobel laureate Niels Boh... by David Pescovitz

Laura Stepp: Science and Sense in the Abstinence Wars

5 days ago - The Huffington Post
When I read the lead paragraph of this week's news story on the success of an experimental, abstinence-only sex ed curriculum, my first thought was: "... by Laura Stepp

Silent no more, wives go public about their husbands' affairs

6 days ago - CNN
In front of cameras and on the pages of widely promoted books, the wives of a few high-profile cheating husbands have been finding and broadcasting th...

"Glassing" Violence Forces UK Government to Use SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY to Redesign Beer Glass [Beer]

5 days ago - Gizmodo
Here in my rainy home of London, stories about "yoofs" and "hooligans" glassing each other with beer pints are pretty rife, which is why I'm hardly su... by Kat Hannaford

Henrietta Everlasting: 1950s Cells Still Alive, Helping Science

6 days ago - Wired
A new book by Rebecca Skloot, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, examines the extraordinary impact this one woman's cells have had on science by Erin Biba

Real Rules for Time Travelers Is a Handy Helper for Lost Theories [Science]

6 days ago - Gizmodo
Discover Magazine has a great article on the real science and logic of the paradoxes of time travel. Just what is possible and what isn't? Prepare to... by Adam Frucci

Liquid Glass Will Make Your Clothes Permanently Clean [Science]

6 days ago - Gizmodo
How's this for a crazy-sounding product: liquid glass from a spray bottle, able to safely coat everything from clothing to plants to keep them safe fr... by Adam Frucci

Dr. Philip Neches: Obama's First Year: Foreign Affairs

6 days ago - The Huffington Post
The Constitution specifies a large number of duties for the President, from commander-in-chief of the armed forces to chief executive of the federal b... by Dr. Philip Neches

Infrared Cameras Can Spot the Tastiest Beef [Science]

6 days ago - Gizmodo
Good meat is about more than proper marbling. Apparently quality of fat has a lot to do with its flavor, which is why researchers are re-purposing cam... by Mark Wilson

Teen's Science Fair Project Sends Text Messages from 1,000 Feet Underground [Radio]

A week ago - Gizmodo
Sixteen-year-old Alexander Kendrick has put together a low-frequency radio which allows for the transmission of text messages from caves nearly 1,000... by Rosa Golijan

Chart Shows Winners, Losers in Obama's Science Budget

A week ago - Wired
In this graphic, we chart the nearly across-the-board increase in scientific research funding proposed by President Obama's administration by Alexis Madrigal

Android ported to Pandora, in the name of science or something

02/01/2010 - Engadget
Okay, folks, you know the drill: here lies new hardware, may we see it hacked to run unintended software. Today's contestant is Pandora, once thought... by Ross Miller

Coleen Rowley: Exercise of Conscience Seems to Be the Only Answer to Government Quagmire

01/31/2010 - The Huffington Post
25 Minnesotans for Peace (including myself) recently traveled to Washington DC to give a message to our elected representatives before the President's... by Coleen Rowley

Spongy Steel Won't Soak Up a Mess, But It Could Save Your Ass in a Firefight [Science]

01/31/2010 - Gizmodo
Future comic book heroes may be referred to as Men of Spongy Steel if one researcher's experimental metal makes it out of the lab and into real-world... by Jack Loftus

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