NeuroDojo
26 July 2008

The battle begins for Texas science standards

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The Austin Chronicle has an article discussing the start of the revision of Texas K-12 science standards. I thought those were going to be...
25 July 2008

Heritage expanded

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Oh, wow. While messing around trying to find data for my SciLink tree (see here ), I stumbled across NeuroTree . This represents a substant...

Science, classical percussion, and zombie movies

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I really hate zombies. Not in the literal sense, since they are fictional things, after all. Sadly for me, zombie stories have become a pop...

Can 2008 Cats top 2000 Bombers?

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When I was doing my post-doc at the University of Melbourne in 2000, I was around to witness one of the most amazing seasons in professional...
24 July 2008

Dolly delivers

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Lili , Claudette , Erika , Emily , Rita all rated mentions here, and a couple even warranted shutting down the University. But Dolly was th...
23 July 2008

How inbred are biology research labs?

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I've written a little bit before about my academic history. And my Bacon number , for that matter. So when I read this post on The Dai...

Beautiful tree

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This is a phylogeny of most known dinosaur species. While I appreciate the scientific information it contains, I also enjoy it just as a pie...

Something good in stormy times

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Got an acceptance letter from an editor today. Another article is now in the publishing pipeline. Hooray!
22 July 2008

Here we go again

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Tropical storm Dolly is heading roughly this way, and they're saying it's liable to become a hurricane. I am not terribly concerned,...
18 July 2008

A word is needed for an inability to think graphically

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Illiteracy is the inability to read with any proficiency. The use of the word goes back to the 1600s . Innumeracy is an inability to use m...
14 July 2008

McLeroy admits targeting evolution

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Texas Education Agency's Don McLeroy continues his efforts to fool people, as documented in this article in The Bryan/College Station E...
11 July 2008

What's in it for hyperskeptics?

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I listen to lots of science radio on my iPod while I'm walking to work. Dr. Karl 's phone in show on Triple J is an interesting cas...
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08 July 2008

They're stealing my material

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This cartoon takes on a question I asked previously : Are we supposed to walk door to door with a copy of On the Origin of Species in hand...

Does grad school have a mismatch problem?

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Malcolm Gladwell gives a fascinating talk about recruiting here . He claims is that the things we try to have as objective measures to predi...

Celebrity science

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Oh, my fellow academics, you simply must follow this link to the Gallery of the Absurd.
07 July 2008

Should research reviewers strike?

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There's been a recent set of science blogs posting about a recent Nature article what I talked about over in my Marmorekrebs blog . Mi...

Texas Education Agency and Chris Comer, Part 35

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The news about Chris Comer's suit against the Texas Education Agency has started hitting the press. Mostly in Texas, as evidenced by art...
04 July 2008

A personal view of a liberal arts education, part 1

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Not that I obsess over the amount of traffic this blog gets, but I couldn't help but notice that it spiked yesterday. The number of peop...

Read, white and review

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I've spent the bulk of today working on reviewing a manuscript for a peer-reviewed scientific journal. I was asked by an editor that I h...
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Texas Education Agency and Chris Comer, Part 34

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The National Center for Science Education has posted a PDF of Chris Comer's suit against Robert Scott and the Texas Education Agency.
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