February 2008
80 posts
Jan Chipchase - Future PerfectShared Mobile Phone... →
all of it is useful
Feb 1st
January 2008
70 posts
Future Farmer →
History records that previous commodity booms were not followed by mass starvation, resource wars and the end of civilization. John Atkin is out to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Jan 30th
Engineering Societies in Silicon Valley →
Jan 29th
Bioentrepreneur - Advice for partnering with... →
Partnerships between big pharma and biotech are growing and moving to earlier stages in the product lifecycle, as the R&D pipelines at the giants dry up.
Jan 29th
Baby 2.0 →
As an expectant father (my wife is due on Super Bowl Sunday), I’ve naturally been scrambling at the last minute to get everything in order. Just when I thought I was safe, I realize that I haven’t come up with…
Jan 29th
Cisco to Sell Faster Switch for Flood of Remote... →
Jan 28th
A Futurist Panel At The World Economic Forum... →
“A World Economic Forum (WEF) panel featuring such futurists as Paul Saffo of Stanford and Peter Schwartz, chairman of Global Business Network, suggested Thursday that print newspapers will disappear by 2014.”
Jan 28th
Shanghai's Middle Class Launches Quiet, Meticulous... →
“”We learned from Xiamen,” said Gu Qidong, 36, a Shanghai protester and freelance sales consultant in the health-care industry. “We have no other way besides this. We once asked if we could apply for a march permit, and the police said they would never ap
Jan 28th
UnderwaterTimes | New Radar Satellite Technique... →
Jan 25th
AURP: Understanding Research, 2008 Science &... →
Jan 25th
O'Reilly Money:Tech Conference 2008: Home —... →
Jan 25th
John Mayer Erases His Blog: "Done & Dusted &... →
turn away from blogging and being public in that particular way
Jan 25th
IEEE Spectrum: Sensitive Synthetic Skin in the... →
Carbon nanotubes key to making synthetic skin that lets artificial limbs sense heat and touch
Jan 23rd
Arts and Crafts Find New Life Online →
Web sites are building communities—and businesses—on the growing do-it-yourself craze
Jan 22nd
China's Spiritual Awakening →
Jan 22nd
Ocean floor sensors will warn of failing Gulf... →
Jan 22nd
Argentina: ministro de CyT revela sus prioridades →
Argentina’s science minister announces R&D priorities: software, nanotech, biotech
Jan 22nd
Shay David - Homepage →
“[M]y research project aims to understand ‘open’ systems in a cultural context using insights from social constructivism, as part of an attempt to develop a new theory of ICT innovation.”
Jan 22nd
Google’s Palimpsest project: promiscuous... →
Google’s Palimpsest project, once realized (in the near future) has the potential to change the way science is done by accepting gigantic (raw?) data sets from all disciplines and making them open and free (including dark data?).
Jan 22nd
Building the Knowledge Archipelago: Scientific... →
Jan 22nd
Building a Future On Science: Scientific American →
Jan 22nd
Analysis: Universities Overproduce Ph.Ds →
Jan 22nd
A new software tool helps citizens visualize their... →
Jan 22nd
this is a test again
Jan 20th
this is a test
Jan 20th
Water-short California's search to satisfy its... →
password-protected beyond paragraph 3.
Jan 18th
The CIO Weblog →
Jan 18th
Chicago Fed Letter: China up close: Understanding... →
Jan 18th
Connecting the Many Scales of Marine... →
Jan 18th
Jan 17th
Scientists develop computer that can 'translate' a... →
Jan 16th
S&E Indicators 2008 →
Science and Engineering Indicators, published by the National Science Board, provides a broad base of quantitative information on the U.S. and international science and engineering enterprise.
Jan 16th
Intrade Newsletter: The Presidential Political... →
Jan 16th
Japanese - 33 million pixel TV Standard coming in... →
Jan 15th
Greenhouse Ocean May Downsize Fish, Risking One Of... →
During this century, the [Bering] sea’s rich food web—stretching from Alaska to Russia—could fray as algae adapt to greenhouse conditions.
Jan 15th
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Jan 15th
MapReduce: simplified data processing on large... →
MapReduce is a programming model and an associated implementation for processing and generating large datasets that is amenable to a broad variety of real-world tasks. Users specify the computation in terms of a map and a reduce function, and the underlyi
Jan 14th
China's Spiritual Awakening →
The faith’s growing popularity reflects a yearning for meaning among China’s yuppies, who increasingly are attracted to Buddhism’s rejection of materialism and emphasis on the transitory nature of life.
Jan 14th
New Chilean strategy to expand role of ICTs -... →
Jan 14th
Mexico City S&T centre gets massive funding boost... →
One year after its creation, the Science and Technology Institute of Mexico City (ICyTDF), has received a 500 per cent increase in its budget.
Jan 14th
Rathenau Institute // →
The Rathenau Institute focuses on the influence of science and technology on our daily lives and maps its dynamics. Research in technology assessment and science systems assessment. Based in the Netherlands.
Jan 12th
Rathenau Institute // Publications →
Publications from the Rathenau Institute in 2007.
Jan 12th
Workshop I | NSF Workshops on Knowledge Management... →
“The two-day workshops will bring together about 20 leading experts in database research and digital libraries, cyberinfrastructure/e-Science design, social science of CI, as well as application holders from science of science studies and biology.”
Jan 12th
Carbon Offset Warning From International Team Of... →
Jan 11th
Reality Mobile...software that lets you stand in... →
Play the video from the link
Jan 11th
Science 2.0: Great New Tool, or Great Risk?:... →
“[An] experiment in “networked journalism”… my feature story on “Science 2.0,” which describes how researchers are beginning to harness wikis, blogs and other Web 2.0 technologies as a potentially transformative way of doing science.”
Jan 11th
A Blog Around The Clock : Science 2.0 article in... →
M. Mitchell Waldrop’s draft of a forthcoming article. “The idea is that the draft will be improved by commentary by readers - and sure enough, there are already 19 comments there - before it goes to print in a future issue of the magazine.”
Jan 11th
A Blog Around The Clock : Open Lab 2007 - the... →
Winners of the Open Laboratory 2007 prizes for best science blogging.
Jan 11th
Tata Nano: The Worlds Cheapest Car →
$2500 car for Indian middle class
Jan 11th
Digital Tools Help Users Save Energy, Study Finds... →
“Giving people the means to closely monitor and adjust their electricity use lowers their monthly bills and could significantly reduce the need to build new power plants, according to a yearlong government study.”
Jan 11th