Science Non-Fiction

A graduate student blog. Created by members of @PCRcmu

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10 Genes Proving That Geneticists are the Funniest Scientist - via @DanielGingerich https://t.co/zPKh2NA57g

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"As scientists, your real job should be to make great discoveries and share them with the world." https://t.co/7semiomHeX

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Who is up for some #riversurfing? Once a year, you can surf up rivers on some of the biggest #tidalwaves: https://t.co/u6BvGOrbKH

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Mindfulness can lead to happiness, but what is the neuroscience behind it? https://t.co/n3Emclb5Qv

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What motivates scientists to keep trying? One graduate student tells the story of her first scientific conference: https://t.co/O73vcTmNlZ

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#Music training affects the #brain - are the children smarter? @TorreyTruszko #neuroscience https://t.co/AjlSBpuZ0l

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What does it take to get a robot to ride the elevator?
https://t.co/5KHLYKt82Z

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With #hacking in the news, @DanielGingerich tells the story of the 1st hack and the magician that pulled it off. https://t.co/VqCW7Mgin9

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How a growing “green labs” movement works to improve research lab sustainability. Guest post by @AnnaHscientist

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Make $4,328.67 with the one weird math trick brought to you by @danielgingerich. https://t.co/AULeBQisNH

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The Subtle Genius of the 404 Error – an SNF-workshopped post by @jdunietz on @popmech https://t.co/MU1P4HtpFe

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Before you watch @FantasticBeasts, read about some real-life Fantastic Beasts, and the Science Behind Them. https://t.co/OB33oUYSxQ

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A cautionary tale a/b #math, card tricks, and enjoying them too much. By SNF author @jdunietz, w/ SNF feedback https://t.co/eANr6qS5X2

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Tired of Pidgeys in #PokemonGO? Pokemon Trainer @danielgingerich talks about #GPS influencing the other #Pokemon: https://t.co/aIb10h6r7T

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What happens when one #geoengineer drops 100 tons of iron in the ocean? https://t.co/F8ivwzGHyv

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The motion the most mundane objects can be surprising, but science allows us to understand beyond basic intuition.
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A #computer may be the new Go Master, but it will never answer this simple question: https://t.co/W4FwXdd6ck

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This Nautilus article was originally edited by SNF! https://t.co/A9xjUxM04g

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The humble teapot and its importance in computer graphics #3dmodels https://t.co/15LZ78frB8 via @NautilusMag @qz

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What do gold, pilsners, and wheat have in common? @DanielGingerich finds an answer at a wastewater treatment plant. https://t.co/fzrcxSSkGQ

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SNF author @jdunietz on @NautilusMag: The most important object in computer graphics history is...this teapot! https://t.co/8xNrVHHlj3