Friday, November 20th, 2009
Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to attend the first TEDx MidAtlantic meeting held Nov. 5 at the Maryland College Institute of Art. The...
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Many commercial companies are at least waist deep in the murky waters of social networking. Dozens of advocacy groups and environmental organizations...
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The fourth session of Ignite Baltimore, held Oct. 22, drew people to The Walters Art Museum to hear about such diverse topics as history, art, organic...
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Evolution and religion frequently clash during scientific and philosophical debates. Those who contend that evolution has been scientifically...
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Research can be frustrating, and researchers can act like real jerks when their experiments fail or don’t produce the expected results. But is...
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Minimally invasive surgery has become a lifesaving technique that has seen phenomenal advances in recent years thanks to a variety of advanced...
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Back in June, I reported that a new element for chemistry's periodic table had been officially recognized by the International Union of Pure and...
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LEGO, those ubiquitous children's building blocks, have found some use in the scientific laboratory. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University in...
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One month ago, Examiner.com readers were asked to respond to the question: "Are science and religion compatible?" Nearly 54% replied,...
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World famous geneticist and outspoken Christian, Francis Collins, was confirmed as director of the National Institutes of Health in near record time...
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