newlearningtimes.com – Mar 2
Inspired by a children’s toy, scientists at Stanford have created a human-powered blood centrifuge. Nicknamed the paperfuge, this simple device costs only 20 cents. The device is made of either paper or 3D printed plastic, fishing wire, and wood.
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newlearningtimes.com – Mar 21
If you’re afraid of public speaking, you’re not alone. In fact, most people in the world are. But new app Orai can help assuage your fears and prepare you to speak confidently in front of a crowd. Orai is based on the belief that training to be a…
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The largest crater in Siberia, known as “the doorway to the underworld” and a “mega slump” depending on who you ask, is getting larger and deeper each year—a trend that brings with it both foreboding and promise.
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Internet Archive
YaCy (http://yacy.net) is one of those projects I’ve heard about for a while, but never actually checked it out until recently. Unlike centralized search engines like google, bing, and duckduckgo, YaCy is decentralized, and run entirely by a…
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Wayne State University Blogs – Mar 20
Some of you may remember oaDOI, a tool that searches for an Open Access (OA) version of an article when provided with a digital object identifier (DOI). Impactstory, the team behind oaDOI, has just announced the upcoming release of a new tool based…
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onemorebrown.com – Richard Brown – Mar 20, 12:45 PM
I am teaching Introduction to Neuroscience this spring semester and am using An Introduction to Brain and Behavior 5th edition by Kolb et al as the textbook (this is the book the biology program decided to adopt). I have not previously used this…
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