Science & Tech
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Inclusive Games: Women in Science
[ad_1] Welcome to a new series of interviews from LadiesGamers, Inclusive Gaming. Paula and I are currently Woman in Games (WIGJ)Most of the games ... -
Music preferences can be influenced by personality traits, researchers say
[ad_1] Have you ever wondered why you like certain songs or genres of music? The answer may lie in your personality, but other factors ... -
Webb telescope builder is ‘questioning science so far’
[ad_1] Futurism‘s Maggie Harrison recently interviewed UC Santa Cruz astronomer Garth Illingworth, one of the developers of the James Webb Space Telescope. His observations ... -
The Science Behind Frito-Lay’s Potato Chip Marketing Techniques
[ad_1] In 2004, they gave study participants a soda and recorded brain activity. When participants were simply given an unknown drink, the results were ... -
Whether Abrams likes it or not, science screams the humanity of the unborn child
[ad_1] This is an impression column. In one news cycle this week, there were two stories about babies in the womb getting a lot ... -
NASA’s DART asteroid mission is a rare opportunity for scientists
[ad_1] Before NASA’s planetary defense probe DART crashes into the asteroid Demorphos next week and self-destructs, we’ll only see the sixth asteroid we’ve ever ... -
Climate Justice, Science, and Policy | Major/Minor Advising | First Steps |
[ad_1] CLIMATE JUSTICE, SCIENCE AND POLICY There are options around the world for students interested in climate justice, science and policy to study abroad. ... -
Italy’s Vatican Observatory, an educational tool that unites science and faith
[ad_1] The Vatican Observatory is located on the hill of Castel Gandolfo in Italy, once the pope’s summer residence. This is a physical reminder ...
