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Tag Archives: science
Where in the Universe is the Milky Way’s Mass??
Dr. Robert Benjamin, Chair of the Physics Dept., will talk about “Where in the Universe is the Milky Way’s Mass?” at 8pm on Fri., Dec. 4, in Upham 140. It’s the 6th and final lecture in the Fall 2015 Whitewater … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, astronomy, astrophysics, books, dark energy, dark matter, lectures, mass, milky way, physics, science, universe
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Friday Fun: Whales and Lights Show
I couldn’t resist blogging about this, I guess, because it was such a beautiful image on the news earlier this week: whales swimming under the northern lights, an image captured by a Norwegian TV station. Click the screenshot, and then … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurora Borealis, beauty, books, ebooks, fun stuff, images, nature, news, Northern Lights, science, web sites, whales
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What’s that in the sky? A meteor shower!
What are you planning to do for the next couple of nights? You might try looking up at the night sky to see the Perseids meteor shower! This meteor shower appears every August around this time, when Earth crosses the … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, comets, federal government, fun stuff, government information, meteor showers, nasa, science, space
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Science in television and movies
The UWW Chem Club is sponsoring a free live webinar “Chemistry on the Silver Screen” on Tues., Feb. 24, at 5:45 p.m. in Upham room 140. The webinar will feature science advisors to Breaking Bad and other entertainment like the … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, biology, books, chemistry, fun stuff, mathematics, motion pictures, movies, physics, science, STEM, student engagement, teaching, television
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Celebrate Darwin Day! Feb 12
Anneke Lisberg, Department of Biological Sciences, will talk about “The smell of success: Understanding chemical signals and competition in social mammals” in honor of Charles Darwin’s 206th birthday on Thurs., Feb. 12, 6:30-8pm in Hyland Hall’s Timmerman Auditorium. “Darwin Day” … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, anniversaries, articles, biology, books, chemical signals, Darwin Day, evolution, federal government, government info, lectures, legislation, mammals, pheromones, research, science
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BioOne database down Mar 1
The BioOne database will be down for maintenance on Sat., Mar. 1, beginning at 10 a.m. The duration of the downtime is not fixed, but could range from 4-16 hours. If you are conducting research in subjects covered by this … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, BioOne, database maintenance, environment, research, science, science databases
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Darwin Day! Wed Feb 12
On Wed. Feb. 12 celebrate Darwin Day! The University, College of Letters & Sciences, Biological Sciences Dept., and TriBeta (Biological Honors Society), will host two free events that you can attend: The Edible Tree of Life, 6pm in Hyland Hall’s … Continue reading
New Stuff Tuesday – December 24, 2013
13 Things That Don’t Make Sense: The Most Baffling Scientific Mysteries of Our Time by Michael Brooks. Q173 .B893 2009 New Arrivals, 2nd floor It’s Christmas Eve, so perhaps I should have chosen a holiday-themed book. But the New Arrivals … Continue reading
Plastic: A Toxic Love Story
Susan Freinkel will talk about “Plastic: A Toxic Love Story” at 7pm on Mon, Dec 2 (Young Auditorium). This is the last Fall 2013 Contemporary Issues Lecture. Andersen Library owns a copy of Freinkel’s books, Plastic: A toxic love story … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, books, conservation, Green, lectures, plastic, science
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Did a Cosmic Event Kill The Pleistocene Megafauna? F 10/18
Dr. Rex Hanger, UWW Dept. of Geography and Geology, will give a one-hour talk about ““Did a Cosmic Event Kill The Pleistocene Megafauna?”” on Fri., Oct. 18, at 8pm in Upham 140. It’s the third lecture in the 2013-2014 Whitewater … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, astronomy, climate, collisions, databases, earth science, environment, history, lectures, megafauna, Pleistocene, science, Whitewater Observatory Lecture Series
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