7 Mar 2008
Numbers Guy: Are our brains wired for math?
For years I've been telling people I'm "numbers dyslexic" because I can do math but misread the order of numbers outloud. I've never heard of "Dyscalculia" before, but my problem doesn't seem to be a symptom.
0 comments | brain, education, math, neuroscience, NewYorker, science |
7 Nov 2006
The Diet Coke / Mentos video to end all videos
0 comments | coke, mentos, science, Video |
8 Apr 2006
Counterfeit Eggs in China
Artificial eggs, which look and taste like the real thing, but could cause dementia when consumed in large quanities.
0 comments | china, food, science |
22 Nov 2005
The 11-Year Quest to Create Disappearing Colored Bubbles
Chemical burns, ruined clothes, 11 years, half a million dollars—it's not easy to improve the world's most popular toy. Yet the success of one inventor's quest to dye a simple soap bubble may change the way the world uses color.
0 comments | color, science, toy |
6 Aug 2005
NYC: See How the Wind Blows
Scientists will release harmless gases in New York City subways and streets and track them to produce a computer model of air flow patterns that could help with evacuation plans after a bioterrorist attack.
0 comments | NYC, science |
16 May 2005
Super Water Kills Bugs Dead
But is harmless to humans and other animals.
0 comments | quicklink, science |
