Susan's News
Science & Tech News
Science & Tech
Katie
- 12 days ago - onlinecourses.org
These 100 videos are all about the various sciences of food, including food production, biology, molecular gastronomy, kitchen chemistry, food experiments and food physics.
Science & Tech
Katie
- 12 days ago - onlinedegreeprograms.org
Here are 100 open courses that will help you build your expertise and knowledge in all aspects of the web, including design and development, security, and using it to communicate with others.
Science & Tech
Katie
- 11 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
The Solar Impulse prototype plane, part of a planned solar-powered circumnavigation of the globe, has left the ground for the first time.
Science & Tech
Katie
- 13 days ago - onlineschool.net
These days, all the traveling student needs is common sense, a destination, and an iPhone. So set up an international plan, and download these iPhones apps, then prepare yourself for the adventure of a lifetime.
Science & Tech
Katie
- 14 days ago - onlinecolleges.net
You can find lectures, videos and interviews on all types of scientific subjects, from computer science to engineering to life sciences to physics. Here are 100 killer iTunes feeds for serious science geeks.
Science & Tech
Katie
- 14 days ago - uk.reuters.com
Atlantis Resources Corp is to test the world's biggest tidal turbine in the rough waters off the Orkney Islands next year in preparation for Scotland's plan to use ocean energy for half a million homes by 2020.
Science & Tech
Katie
- 14 days ago - onlinedegreeprograms.org
New iPhone apps have everything the modern book lover needs. Download these free applications and gain access to nearly a million free books.
Science & Tech
Angela
- 87 days ago - sciencedaily.com
A team of scientists led by U of C grad Casey Hubert has detected high numbers of heat loving, or thermophilic, bacteria in subzero sediments in the Arctic Ocean
Using Waste To Recover Waste Uranium
Science & Tech
Angela
- 84 days ago - sciencedaily.com
Science & Tech
Angela
- 84 days ago - sciencedaily.com
Using bacteria and inositol phosphate, a chemical analogue of a cheap waste material from plants, researchers at Birmingham University have recovered uranium from the polluted waters from uranium mines.
Science & Tech
Angela
- 83 days ago - underwatertimes.com
A large fish without scales that turned up floating off the coast of Brazil baffled scientists and specialists from the region who are studying the rare specimen and ensure that the species is totally unknown.
|
Content and comments expressed here are the opinions of Care2 users and not necessarily that of Care2.com or its affiliates. |
| Susan Ferrara | |||
 Susan F. |
Susan's contributions:
|
||
| Susan's contributions | ||||
|
||||
| * Analyst Ratio is based on success in Note-ing news stories in the past week that make the Front Page, before they are promoted to the Front Page. |
care2 news network tools
News Network Bookmarklet
Submit stories from your browser toolbar with the easy to use Add to Care2 News! bookmarklet.
News Network Syndication
Get this page in RSS.
Keep up to date with the Care2 News Network in your favorite RSS reader.
Yahoo!, Newsgator, Bloglines, and more!
Find out how to subscribe!
