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Author Archives: rberkowitz
The Selfish Gene
It’s the ultimate self-portrait: Send off your DNA, and get back a work of art based on your unique genetic sequence. Continue reading
Electric Tattoos
Next time you connect with someone, why not make it electric? Continue reading
Light’s Sonic Boom
Visitors to this month’s Manchester Science Festival in the United Kingdom are experiencing an artist’s take on what it’s like inside a cutting-edge physics experiment. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Physics, Science Festivals, Science Random Samples
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Tree Leaves Fight Pollution
Environmental organizations keep reminding us that we need to reduce pollution and greenhouse gases. But plants are already doing their part. Continue reading
ScienceShot: Black-and-White Butterflies Show Their True Colors
Women notice flashy, well-dressed gentlemen. But so do thieves, eager for an obvious target. The same holds true in the animal kingdom. Continue reading
Britain Tidal Power Plan Put on Hold in Statement on Energy Policy
Chris Huhne, the United Kingdom’s Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, delivered a major energy policy statement that endorsed nuclear power, without promising any money for it, and killed controversial plans to harness tidal power in the Severn estuary Continue reading
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Tagged Environment, Policy, Renewable Energy, Science Insider
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Thin Air and Massive Views: Mt Blanc 2010
Climbing the highest mountain in Europe. Continue reading
Rachel Berkowitz 