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A Valentines Day twist: long-term male birth control
Everyone knows that many couples were acting like rabbits this Valentine's Day. A lesser-known fact is that a certain group of lab rabbits can...
2015
Demystifying the Giant Magnet We Call Home
Author: Melina Devoney A basement hallway of the Norris Chemistry Building is lined with peculiar caution signs about Occidental’s multi-million dollar nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. The...
2015
Episode 2: Rock Rock! Who’s there? Alaska, One More Time!
Author: Melina Devoney Carrying bear spray and 70-pound backpacks, geology professor Ann Blythe, Thomas Warfel (senior), David Phillips (senior) and four other geology professors and students...
2015
Episode 3: Going Out with a Bang—Solving the Magmatic Mystery Under British Columbia.
Author: Melina Devoney For the last geology-related episode of the year, we go out with a bang — magmatic eruptions deep underneath the western Canadian province...
2015
Episode 4: Blurry Lines Between the Impossible, Improbable and Impermissible
Author: Melina Devoney Why do some kids blindly accept that an obese old man can easily slide down their chimney, but refuse to believe that they...
2015
Metamemory, artificial intelligence and other brain teasers
Author: Melina Devoney Your brain is jumbled in the midst of a hectic school day as you make a beeline to the library. You pass by...
2016
A Valentines Day twist: long-term male birth control
Author: Melina Devoney Everyone knows that many couples were acting like rabbits this Valentine's Day. A lesser-known fact is that a certain group of lab rabbits...
Blogs
Metamemory, artificial intelligence and other brain teasers
Your brain is jumbled in the midst of a hectic school day as you make a beeline to the library. You pass by a...
Blogs
Episode 4: Blurry Lines Between the Impossible, Improbable and Impermissible
Why do some kids blindly accept that an obese old man can easily slide down their chimney, but refuse to believe that they should...
Blogs
Episode 3: Going Out with a Bang—Solving the Magmatic Mystery Under British Columbia.
For the last geology-related episode of the year, we go out with a bang — magmatic eruptions deep underneath the western Canadian province of...
Blogs
Episode 2: Rock Rock! Who’s there? Alaska, One More Time!
Carrying bear spray and 70-pound backpacks, geology professor Ann Blythe, Thomas Warfel (senior), David Phillips (senior) and four other geology professors and students trudged...
Blogs
Demystifying the Giant Magnet We Call Home
A basement hallway of the Norris Chemistry Building is lined with peculiar caution signs about Occidental’s multi-million dollar nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. The Moore...
