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Stories tagged with: science
10 Surprising Countries That Beat Us in Science
http://www.onlineuniversities.com/10-surprising-countries-th...
The U.S. stands out from the crowd in many ways, but average test scores in science and math usually don’t place our nation in the top tier. While there are many top-notch educational facilities in our country, from elementary all the way up to college, overall, the American educational system could use a major overhaul. Students simply haven’t been keeping up with those in other nations when it comes to learning the basics of math and science, a fact that could leave us behind in an economy driven by technology.While there are many nations with amazing educational systems that you might expect to outpace American students in science, there are a number of other, more surprising, countries that fare better as well. Here, we’ve listed just a few of the countries you might not expect to best us in science scores, but that national studies have found actually do — with some beating Americans quite soundly.
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Tags: countries, science, nations, educational system, technol
20 Tips for Picking the Right MSN Program
http://www.rntomsnprograms.net/20-tips-for-picking-the-right...
students who are interested in pursuing a masters of science in nursing, it is important to know what each program offers in order to pick the one that is best for you. These 20 tips and sites offer advice and guidance in order to help you decide what you want out of an online degree program.
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Tags: Right MSN, degree program, science, nursing
The 10 Most Beautiful College Science Labs
http://www.onlinecolleges.net/2011/11/01/10-beautiful-colleg...
Science and research programs can bring millions of dollars to college campuses in the form of alumni donations and research grants. While these dollars may result in state of the art facilities, they do not always mean that science labs are housed in beautiful new buildings. Many science labs are more practical than they are attractive, and the fun, cutting-edge architecture on campus may be saved for theaters, student unions, and other facilities.Of course, that’s not the case on every campus, and there are some colleges and universities that boast some pretty amazing buildings for their laboratories. Here, we’ve compiled a list of some of the coolest, most interesting, and newest science laboratories across the nation, though it is by no means a definitive account of all that are out there. Seeing and learning more about these buildings may just make you want to sign up for a science class of your own so you can hang out in one.
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Tags: science, research programs, college, Science Labs, college c
Hand transplant search begins for first UK operation
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-15547300
Surgeons in Leeds(A hospital in UK)have begun the search for a patient to take part in the UK's first hand transplant.Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has written to plastic surgeons across the country asking them to recommend patients.
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Tags: science, plastic surgery, hospital, transplant
Stars concoct complex molecules
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-15458636
The chemical factories around young stars may give rise to far more complex molecules than previously thought.Relatively complex, carbon-containing molecules have been found in comets and on planets before, thought to have been made elsewhere in our Solar System.
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Tags: stars, complexmolecules, SolarSystem, science
Earth heading for another 'Little Ice Age'
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/earth-heading-for-anoth...
Researchers from the US National Solar Observatory (NSO) and the Air Force Research Laboratory were considering today whether a decline in solar activity could lead to a period similar to the Maunder Minimum in the 17th century
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Tags: earth, ice, climate, science
New 'Apes' film revisits old ideas in science
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/columnist/vergano/2011-...
Those darn apes are on the rampage once more in the latest installment
of a storied film franchise, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, slated for release this August.
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Tags: apes, ideas, film, science, animals
The 50 Best Science Writers of All Time
http://www.onlinecollege.org/2011/05/22/the-50-best-science-...
Being a great science writer means not only being able to convey frequently complex ideas and theories: it also involves being able to write in a way that keeps readers, even those who aren't experts in the field, engaged and wanting to learn more about the subject. It's a delicate balance to attain, but there have been many throughout the years who've managed to do it, though some with more grace than others.
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Tags: Science Writers, writing, science, stories
50 Best Blogs for Following Science Policy
http://www.onlinecollege.org/2011/05/11/50-best-blogs-for-fo...
With so many areas of research that are clouded by debates on ethics and morality, it's no wonder that science is often a hot-button issue in politics and policy.
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Tags: science, Policy, blogs, Debates, research
15 Amazing TED Talks for Chemistry Geeks
http://www.onlinecollegecourses.com/2011/05/10/15-amazing-te...
No one knows this better than a chemistry geek, those students and professionals who just can’t get enough education and experience on the subject.
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Tags: TED Talks, chemistry, Geek, science, students
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