Topics matching 'science'

  1. National Science Foundation National Science Foundation
  2. Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
  3. American Association for the Advancement of Science
  4. House Science and Technology Committee
  5. Popular Science
  6. Bronx High School of Science
  7. American Science and Engineering, Inc.
  8. Spitzer Science Center
  9. Science Applications International Corp
  10. Science Channel Science Channel
  11. Carnegie Institution for Science
  12. Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching
  13. Indian National Science Academy
  14. Temple Grandin
  15. Sarah Palin Sarah Palin
  16. Scott Duncan
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  1. A young visitor look at oversize scale model of a grasshopper in the Mueritzeum Museum in Waren, northern Germany, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010. The 60-times enlarged and scientifically exact scale models of insects by designer Julia Stoes from Hamburg have already found their ways into natural...
  2. Pupils from Boroughmuir High School come face to face with a Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) through the glass during a visit to Edinburgh Zoo, Edinburgh, Monday Feb. 8, 2010. The school children met the animals as part of a new science competition, Do Something Creative, which...
  3. Pupils from Boroughmuir High School come face to face with a Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) through the glass during a visit to Edinburgh Zoo, Edinburgh, Monday Feb. 8, 2010. The school children met the animals as part of a new science competition, Do Something Creative, which...
  4. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang slides away a track-mounted metal wall that bears a plasma TV to reveal a kitchen in his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010. After three decades in the same boxy, 32-square-metre (344 sq ft) dwelling he grew up in, Chang has come up with...
  5. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang slides away a wall filled with CDs to reveal an inside compartment in his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010. After three decades in the same boxy dwelling Chang grew up in, he has come up with an innovative answer to the increasingly cramped...
  1. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang folds a sofa to reveal a double bed in his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010 in this combination photo. After three decades in the same boxy dwelling Chang grew up in, he has come up with an innovative answer to the increasingly cramped...
  2. EDITORS' NOTE: Reuters and other foreign media are subject to Iranian restrictions on their ability to report, film or take pictures in Tehran. Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (L) and Industries Minister Ali Akbar Mehrabian wear protective glasses while visiting an exhibition of Iran...
  3. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang rests in a hammock inside his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010. After three decades in the same boxy dwelling Chang grew up in, he has come up with an innovative answer to the increasingly cramped lives of many urban dwellers -- the science...
  1. Models Cathrine Andersson, right, and Dipesh Davadra pose for photographs in front of a screen showing line graphs displaying the chemicals in their breath analyzed with a machine at Science Museum's Dana Centre in London, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010. The experiment gives an visual analysis of...
  2. Pupils from Boroughmuir High School are eagerly watched by a Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) through the glass during their visit to Edinburgh Zoo, Edinburgh, Monday Feb. 8, 2010. The school children met the animals as part of a new science competition, Do Something Creative, which...
  3. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang slides away a track-mounted metal wall that bears a plasma TV to reveal a kitchen in his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010. After three decades in the same boxy dwelling Chang grew up in, he has come up with an innovative answer to the...
  4. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang slides away two compartments to reveal a 1.9-metre bathtub in his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010. After three decades in the same boxy dwelling Chang grew up in, he has come up with an innovative answer to the increasingly cramped lives...
  1. WARSAW, POLAND - FEBRUARY 07: Masha Yefrosinina presenter of the Euro2012 Qualifying Draw at the Palace of Culture and Science on February 7, 2010 in Warsaw, Poland.
  2. Young visitors look at an oversize scale model of a cockchafer beetle in the Mueritzeum Museum in Waren, northern Germany, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010. The 60-times enlarged and scientifically exact scale models of insects by designer Julia Stoes from Hamburg have already found their ways into...
  3. A young visitor look at oversize scale model of a tiger beetle (Cicindela campestris) in the Mueritzeum Museum in Waren, northern Germany, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010. The 60-times enlarged and scientifically exact scale models of insects by designer Julia Stoes from Hamburg have already found...
  4. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang slides away a compartment to reveal a 1.9-metre bathtub in his 32-square-metre apartment in Hong Kong January 28, 2010. After three decades in the same boxy dwelling Chang grew up in, he has come up with an innovative answer to the increasingly cramped lives...
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Articles matching 'science'

  1. Silicon India logo
    After CAT, GATE goes online but partially
    25 minutes ago

    New Delhi: After the Common Admission Test (CAT) for admission to top business schools in the country, some Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have conducted their post-graduation entrance examination - Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE)... Full Article at Silicon India

  2. The Mining Association of British Columbia: BC Bows to International Pressure and Announces Mining Moratorium in the Flathead
    27 minutes ago

    VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 9, 2010) - The Mining Association of British Columbia expressed dismay and disappointment at the announcement in the Throne Speech of a moratorium on exploration and mining in the Flathead Valley. Full Article at Street Insider

  3. Houston Chronicle logo
    NASA: Advances in science call for unmanned spaceflight
    27 minutes ago

    President Barack Obama deserves praise for proposing in his budget to slash the manned spaceflight program, ending plans for a return of astronauts to the moon. Full Article at Houston Chronicle

  4. Kerrville Daily Times logo
    Crowded house
    32 minutes ago

    Ingram Middle School will be a third smaller next year. Full Article at Kerrville Daily Times

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Quotes matching 'science'

  1. Indian Institutes of Technology at Bombay, Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Roorkee and the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore successfully conducted online GATE 2010 for two out of 21 papers
    SOURCE: Silicon India 25 minutes ago
  2. Today's announcement of a ban on exploration and mining in the Flathead Valley appears to be politically driven rather than based on sound science ... This unfortunate decision disregards a comprehensive land use plan developed through the hard work of many stakeholders and eliminates a key source of em...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 27 minutes ago
  3. I would hope that before a resolution like this is adopted that could have such a tremendous impact on an important Utah company and on jobs and the economy ... that the council would take the time to study the underlying science.
    SOURCE: Salt Lake Tribune 45 minutes ago
  4. We wanted to showcase our district’s science and innovation, as well as our partners in the community, like Michelin ... This year, we chose ‘Going Green’ as our theme, and we hope to create a culture of social and environmental responsibility here. Maybe when people leave they will understand that ever...
    SOURCE: Anderson Independent-Mail 1 hour ago
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