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Honour for top science educator
Science and technology educator John Holman is among several eminent scientists awarded New Year Honours.
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Science teacher can't recall Lego lesson
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio -- John Freshwater said yesterday that he couldn't recall ever using Lego blocks to illustrate a scientific point in his eighth-grade science classroom.
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St. Jude Faculty Member Named American Association For The Advancement Of Science 2009 Fellow
Charles Sherr, M.D., Ph.D., co-chair of Genetics and Tumor Cell Biology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, has been awarded the distinction of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellow. AAAS is the world's largest general scientific society. Awarded for his contributions to the understanding of the mammalian cell ...
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Science Discovery Center closed
ONEONTA _ The Science Discovery Center at the State University College at Oneonta will be closed indefinitely as staff members complete repairs of damage caused by a broken water pipe in the physical science building. The center is expected to remain closed through the end of January.
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Elms science center plans alive
CHICOPEE - Elms College President Mary Reap - at the helm since July 1 - recently confirmed she has sent an internal e-mail to faculty and staff to update them on future fund-raising and the possibility of building a new science and technology center.
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Girls learn about science, math career choices
More than 500 girls from high schools in New York City and Long Island were able to learn about careers in science, technology, engineering and math during DeVry University’s annual HerWorld event.
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Science of Mind fundamentals presented
CARY – “This Stuff Really Works” is the theme for January at The Center for Spiritual Evolution, a religious science community.
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Top 10 science and technology events in 2009
The Science and Technology Journalists’ Club on December 30 announced Vietnam’s top 10 science and technology events in 2009.
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| World News In Brief |
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World stocks close out bumper 2009 with more gains
World stocks edged up Thursday, with traders heading into the long New Year's weekend in upbeat mood following a nine-month bull run that has seen many markets advance over 50 percent.
World markets extend gains as 2009 ends
World stocks edged up modestly Thursday as they headed for the long New Year weekend in upbeat mood following a nine-month bull run that has seen many markets advance over 50 percent.
World readies for 2010
Under explosive bursts of crimson, purple and blue, more than 1 million New Year revelers in Sydney got one of the world's biggest parties started Thursday — bidding farewell to the tough year that was 2009 and welcoming a new decade.
Toni shoots for World Cup with AS Roma move
Bayern Munich's Italian World Cup winner Luca Toni is being lent to Serie A club AS Roma for the rest of the season, the German giants said Thursday.
World readies for New Year's parties
The first of an expected 1.5 million New Year's revelers pitched tents and opened picnic baskets in Sydney on Thursday to get one of the world's biggest parties started — bidding farewell to a tough year and welcoming a new decade.
Police Around World Ramp Up New Year’s Eve Security
Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) -- New York is banning backpacks in Times Square, Bangkok is tightening security and Sydney is cracking down on public drinking as police around the world gear up for millions of New Year’s Eve revelers.
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