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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Maths and Stats by Email | Debts and deficits
Maths and Stats by Email | Debts and deficits: "Article: Debts and deficits
In the United States, there’s a lot of political news about a ‘deficit crisis’ or a ‘debt ceiling crisis’. In terms of finance, what is the difference between a debt and a deficit, and why are they causing problems overseas?" Check out the video after reading the article. Also, learn how math can be used to predict political problems!
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In the United States, there’s a lot of political news about a ‘deficit crisis’ or a ‘debt ceiling crisis’. In terms of finance, what is the difference between a debt and a deficit, and why are they causing problems overseas?" Check out the video after reading the article. Also, learn how math can be used to predict political problems!
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Friday, October 18, 2013
Science by Email | Nobel prize, Catching waves
Science by Email | Nobel prize, Catching waves: "News: Nobel prize awarded for chemistry simulations
Three United States scientists shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last week for creating powerful computer programs to simulate chemical reactions. Like flight simulators and climate modelling, these programs calculate and crunch numbers to replicate the real world as closely as possible."
Read the full article and check out this month's try at home activity "Catch a Wave"
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Three United States scientists shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last week for creating powerful computer programs to simulate chemical reactions. Like flight simulators and climate modelling, these programs calculate and crunch numbers to replicate the real world as closely as possible."
Read the full article and check out this month's try at home activity "Catch a Wave"
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Cell growth discovery has implications for targeting cancer
Cell growth discovery has implications for targeting cancer: "Oct. 11, 2013 — The way cells divide to form new cells -- to support growth, to repair damaged tissues, or simply to maintain our healthy adult functioning -- is controlled in previously unsuspected ways UC San Francisco researchers have discovered. The findings, they said, may lead to new ways to fight cancer."
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Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Slimming germs | Student Science
Slimming germs | Student Science: "Slimming germs
In the gut, the right microbe mix can help keep off extra weight — at least in mice." Check out today's top news stories!
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In the gut, the right microbe mix can help keep off extra weight — at least in mice." Check out today's top news stories!
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Maths and Stats by Email | Feral flowers?
Maths and Stats by Email | Feral flowers?: "Article: Feral flowers?
If you were asked to imagine an introduced species, you might picture animal pests such as rabbits and cane toads. However, there are thousands of introduced plant species in our gardens and parks – everything from roses to rhododendrons." Read more and try the at home activity "Measuring Money"!
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If you were asked to imagine an introduced species, you might picture animal pests such as rabbits and cane toads. However, there are thousands of introduced plant species in our gardens and parks – everything from roses to rhododendrons." Read more and try the at home activity "Measuring Money"!
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October 8 - Today in Science History - Scientists born on October 8th, died, and events
October 8 - Today in Science History - Scientists born on October 8th, died, and events: Notable events in science throughout history!
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Sunday, October 6, 2013
Science by Email | Space cork, Pressure
Science by Email | Space cork, Pressure: "Bottles of champagne may send corks sky high, but spacecraft take cork as far as Mars. Their success depends on it.
Cork reached new heights as part of the protective aeroshell that insulated the Mars Rovers Spirit, Opportunity and Curiosity from the intense heat of entering the Martian atmosphere."
Read the rest of the article and check out this month's try at home science activity, too!
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Cork reached new heights as part of the protective aeroshell that insulated the Mars Rovers Spirit, Opportunity and Curiosity from the intense heat of entering the Martian atmosphere."
Read the rest of the article and check out this month's try at home science activity, too!
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
As Many Exceptions As Rules
As Many Exceptions As Rules: Here is a cool blog about DNA and genetics. It goes into a lot more detail that you will be learning as 7th graders, but for those of you with in interest in genetics, it is pretty fascinating! You may not understand all of it, but take a look! You will be learning about some of the researchers mentioned and basic genetic concepts. Write down any questions you have or post them on the blog!
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