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David Morales
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David is a doctoral candidate in Applied Mathematics and works in the field of anthropological genetics at the University of Arizona. Born and raised in Tucson, he received his undergraduate degrees in Mathematics and Computer science, and is also working on science documentaries as a scientific advisor and producer with VientoFuego productions, also based in Tucson.
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Is Green the new Red: Progress
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
In the last article we took a quick tour of recent and amazing achievements and how far science and technology have...
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Is Green the new Red: Common Sense
Monday, November 16th, 2009
It is amazing how far science and technology have come in the last century. We have been to every continent,...
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UA Professor Tom Vincent, RIP
Tom Vincent, Professor Emeritus in the University of Arizona's Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, has passed...
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Happy 95th birthday to Martin Gardner!
Martin Gardner doesn't have a Ph.D in mathematics, or any Ph.D. for that matter. He wasn't even an undergraduate...
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Conflict between Navajo, Hopi, and Big Coal: environmentalists banned
This is an update to the last article dealing with the Peabody Coal company (which provides the coal for Tucson...
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Is Green the new Red: Mining (cont.)
Continued from page 1 Glowing green Another discovery was made on Navajo land. Uranium! An important...
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Is Green the new Red: Mining
While driving through the scenic Navajo reservation one sees the following tower from miles away (image to the...
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Is Green the new Red: Water (cont.)
Continued from page 1 Rainy day account The disappearance of a river that has flowed for centuries is cause...
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Is Green the new Red: Water
I once heard about a survey that was conducted many years ago. A group of elementary school children were asked...
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Is Green the new Red: The beginning and end of science
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