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Friday, 01 July 2016
Law Monitoring Toxic Chemicals Gets First Facelift in 40 Years
Brexit – Folgen für die Fusionsforschung ?
Eine Woche ist es schon her, als sich eine Mehrheit für den Brexit ausgesprochen hatte. Unmittelbare Auswirkungen auf den Finanzmarkt waren die Folgen, Erklärungsversuche allerortens und die Frage danach, wie es denn jetzt weitergeht. Darum …Prehistoric Arena- Battle Five: Allosaurus Vs. Stegosaurus
My first one in a long time. Not a request but people were probably hoping I would do the battle. Allosaurus Length: Up to 35 ft. Height: 8-12 ft. Weight: 4-6 tons Diet: Herbivorous creatures Lived: [...]Voyagers
Voyagers from Santiago Menghini onAn Experience and an Upset
Reykjavik, Iceland – Guest Blogger Ben Kumpf (’18) Carl-Lars Engen (Beloit ’17), among thousands of Islanders gathered in the capital, Reykjavik. Fans were cheering on the national team in the Euro Cup [...]Beach Sand: It’s really soil?
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Die Berliner Sternenhäuser sind nun endlich vereint! In einer Pressekonferenz auf der Berliner Archenhold-Sternwarte wurde heute die Gründung der Stiftung bekannt gegeben, die ab heute die drei Einrichtungen [...]Postdoc Position at University of Potsdam, Germany – Open topic in Earth and Environmental sciences
An interesting opportunity for a postdoc position is currently open at Potsadam University, Germany. If you have a clever research idea, the university will basically support you and help establishing a [...]Wooster’s Fossils of the Week: Iron-oxide oncoids (“snuff-boxes”) from the Middle Jurassic of southern England
These fossils (in the broad sense!) are inevitable for our weekly feature considering how much time we spent studying and collecting them during last month’s fieldwork in Dorset, southern England. [...]Plants & Rocks: South Pass Rockcress, South Pass Granite
Geosciences Column: Pollen tells a 7300 year old story of Malta’s climate and vegetation
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Figuring out what the climate was like, and how it changed, throughout Earth’s history is like trying to complete a 1000 piece puzzle. Except that scientists usually don’t have all the nuggets and building [...]
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A week is a long time in politics climate science: Nonsense debunked in WaPo, begininngs of recovery in the ozone hole, revisiting the instrumental record constraints on climate sensitivity… Lots of [...]Friday fold: Clarely, an anticline
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