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Preparation and uses of butyric acid.
Pray this mantis doesn't find you...
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In this instalment of "Swim a mile in their seas" I will be looking at perhaps the most vibrant marine crustacean found in the Indian and...
Scrapping traditions
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Sometimes marine-related topics are not about interesting-looking organisms or unique species that can kill with a sting. Some topics are...
Small but deadly...
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It's been a while since I have been active on here but now I have some spare time I am continuing with the series "Swim a mile in their...
Archimedes: “…I Will Move the Earth”
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Born in Syracuse, Italy around 287BC during what’s come to be known as the Hellenistic period, Archimedes is regarded as one of the greatest mathematicians and scientists of antiquity.
The Solution is Less Pollution
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By now I am sure we are all aware of just how much waste we as humans throw away on a daily basis, but do we realise where it is going?...
Swim a mile in their seas
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So, I had an idea to start a series following a different marine species every week and explain the different adaptations they have...
Building SciComm Communities with Allison Coffin (Science Talk)
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In this episode of the Science Bloggers podcast, we talk to Dr. Allison Coffin about her research in hearing loss and how the Science Talk conference will help science communicators better engage with the public.
Turning Students into Phenomenal STEMist with Dr. Maya Byfield
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In this episode we talk to Dr. Maya Byfield and what she is doing to encourage minority students to pursue STEM careers.
Answering, "Why do we have favorite tunes?" with Hunter Farris (Song Appeal)
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In this episode of the Science Bloggers podcast, we talk to Hunter Farris and the psychology behind our favorite tunes and why we like them so much.