Tag: science

Links of Interest – supplied by Hacker News

I happened to look at Hacker News today, and I found so many interesting reads, I couldn’t stop opening new tabs. So, I thought I’d save them here for later…

Links of Interest: Thin iPhone Case, a GIF camera, and more

Here’s a roundup of some of my recent bookmarks: I love minimal iPhone cases. These from totallee seek to strike a balance between protecting your phone and going…

Peanut allergy cured in majority of children in immunotherapy trial – The Guardian

Hope for children with Type 1 peanut allergies: A small clinical trial conducted at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute has led to two-thirds of children treated with an…

Links of Interest – Cracking a Measles Vaccine Mystery, Killing Bin Laden, WWII Story

Here are some links I’ve found interesting during the past couple of days: Scientists Crack A 50-Year-Old Mystery About The Measles Vaccine – NPR.org Like many viruses, measles is…

Links of Interest – March 13, 2015

Here’s a collection of links that I haven’t found time to post individually. Hope you find something you like. Six-Legged Giant Finds Secret Hideaway, Hides For 80 Years…

Strange thrust: the unproven science that could propel our children into space – Boing Boing

For many decades, a fantasy among space enthusiasts has been to invent a device that produces a net thrust in one direction, without any need for reaction mass….

Scientists Think Synaesthesia Is Something You Can Learn | Co.Design

A recent experiment by conducted by the University of Sussex suggests it may be possible to learn to experience synesthesia, a rare condition that mixes up brain signals…

Rosetta – an album on Flickr

Rosetta – an album on Flickr.