News: The eponymy game Posted by Brendan Maher [Entry posted at 19th December 2006 06:23 PM GMT] I love a good bit of unintentional levity. One of my favorite discoveries is when an interviewee -- one of our own or even in another publication -- has a name that fits their field just a little too well. Now, call me a suspicious Aloysius, but ... Click to continue View comment (1) | Comment on this news story News: Dover: ?A non-controversial and dull topic? Posted by Brendan Maher [Entry posted at 13th December 2006 07:28 PM GMT] Dull and non-controversial: That?s how bioethics pundit Art Caplan described the focus of a panel last night at the Philadelphia?s Franklin Institute titled ?Science, Faith and Darwin,? set to accompany their Darwin exhibit running through the end ... Click to continue Comment on this news story News: Ready for your closeup? Posted by Brendan Maher [Entry posted at 4th December 2006 03:45 PM GMT] You might have noticed last week, the launch of JoVE, the journal of visualized experiments which gives quick, free, video how-to?s on laboratory protocols. As someone who loves techniques but hates reading ... Click to continue View comments (2) | Comment on this news story

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