Posts Tagged ‘Science’

Canadian-born Pittsburgh Penguin's captain Sidney Crosby, only 23 years old and  | Photo courtsey of flickruser

Athlete’s Tough Attitudes, Soft Brains: Analyzing Head Injuries After Sidney Crosby’s Latest Hit

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After sustaining two major head injuries in only four days, 23 year old Pittsburgh Penguin’s captain Sidney Crosby is prohibited from playing for at least the next month, if not [...]

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Feb 27, 2011 | Leave a response

Scientists Just Don’t Get It: The Complexities of Laughter

Scientists Just Don’t Get It: The Complexities of Laughter

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A brief, simplified overview on one of nature’s most blissful and universal gifts: Laughter. Here we cover the emergent properties of laughter, the possible underlying neurobiology, and its adaptive use and benefit.

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Oct 10, 2010 | 2 Responses

Exploring Biomagnetism, Our Internal GPS

Exploring Biomagnetism, Our Internal GPS

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Learn how animals use this fascinating yet under-researched sixth sense in a variety of behaviors.

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Sep 26, 2010 | 1 Response

Within Five Years, a Strange Disease Destroys Bat Populations

Within Five Years, a Strange Disease Destroys Bat Populations

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First identified in a New York cave in February 2006, White nose syndrome (WNS) has since devastated over one million bats in ten different northeastern U.S. states (including our very [...]

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Mar 4, 2010 | Leave a response

Hear science speak: Seminars and related events on BU’s campus

Hear science speak: Seminars and related events on BU’s campus

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One of the greatest advantages of attending a large research university is the various seminars, lectures, and events held by both our current faculty and guest speakers. However, these events [...]

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Feb 19, 2010 | 1 Response

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Scientific Playgrounds in Boston

Scientific Playgrounds in Boston

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I feel as though it is my duty to encourage readers to gain scientific knowledge both passively– by reading articles, or a textbook, and most importantly, actively– by directly experiencing [...]

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Feb 2, 2010 | 5 Responses