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Al Qaeda and ISIS – the “Sacred Dimension” of Terror

January 29, 2016 by Janet Cameron Leave a Comment

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Al Qaeda and ISIS are Islamic movements that combine modern technology and methods, but have differing ideologies.

Alaska, the Western Mediterranean and Oregon: Earthquakes 21-27 January 2016

January 27, 2016 by Jennifer Young Leave a Comment

The map shows earthquakes of at least M4.5 in the week of 21-27 January 2016

There were earthquakes offshore in Alaska, the Mediterranean and Oregon in the week of 21-27 January. Why didn’t they generate any tsunamis?

The Great Atlantic Blizzard Of 2016 (GAB16)

January 24, 2016 by Jon Plotkin 1 Comment

Snow totals in a nor'easter are often measured in feet. Cars should be off the roads. Photo credit: mensatic

On January 22-24, a good part of the eastern US was pummeled by a nor’easter with roots deep in the Pacific Ocean. What made this storm so strong? And is it just another storm — or a hint of things to come?

December And Calendar Year 2015 Set Temperature Records In Every Category

January 22, 2016 by Jon Plotkin Leave a Comment

2015 was the warmest year since record-keeping began from start to finish. Graphic courtesy of NOAA.

Did you feel the burn? Everywhere — on land and sea, north and south — December 2015 and the full year were the hottest in a very long time (like tens of thousands of years). Decoded Science breaks down NOAA’s latest report on global temperatures.

Origins, Science, and Directions of Quantum Computing

January 21, 2016 by John A. Jaksich Leave a Comment

migrating-birds

Albert Einstein famously disliked Quantum Mechanics, which purports to explain the behavior of very small objects. What makes these tiny particles different from the rest of the universe?

Japan, Bolivia and Alaska: Earthquakes 14-20 January 2016

January 20, 2016 by Jennifer Young Leave a Comment

The map shows earthquakes of at least M4.5 in the week of 14-20 January 2016

Earthquakes in Japan, Bolivia and Alaska illustrate what we can deduce from an earthquake’s depth.

Melting Electronic Monitoring Devices Herald New Frontier for Medicine

January 18, 2016 by Victoria Nicks 1 Comment

Bioresorbable sensor on a fingertip to show scale. Copyright image courtesy of J. Rogers, University of Illinois, used with permission, all rights reserved.

When you hear the term, ‘Electronics’ you might think of a motherboard, a robot, a tangle of wires, and other metal and plastic devices that beep and whirr. Science may have changed that paradigm forever – there are now electronic devices that break up after they are no longer necessary for internal monitoring, so your […]

Philippines, Japan and Oklahoma: Earthquakes 7-13 January 2016

January 13, 2016 by Jennifer Young Leave a Comment

The map shows earthquakes of at least M4.5 in the week of 7-13 January 2016

In a quiet week, there were earthquakes in the Philippines and Japan, plus another noteworthy tremor in the ongoing Oklahoma series.

From Folk Medicine to Science: TCM in the 21st Century

January 10, 2016 by Leslie Cohen 1 Comment

acupuncture for pain

Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, is becoming more familiar, and acceptable, to the Western Medicine culture of evidence-based and research-based treatment.

India, North Korea and Oklahoma: Earthquakes 31 December 2015-6 January 2016

January 6, 2016 by Jennifer Young Leave a Comment

A map of significant earthquakes 31 December 2015-6 January 2016

This week the focus is on humans – causing earthquakes or victims of them – in India, North Korea and Oklahoma.

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