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• Integrated RSC Databases New ChemSpider Functionality at ACS Spring 2010 Part 4

  
  ChemSpider Blog — Authority: 120
  The functionality discussed below will be released at the ACS Spring Meeting during the week of March 21st 2010 The Royal Society of Chemistry has a whole series of databases. None of them have been structure searchable…until now. As with our PubMed integration and our Google Patents integration rolling out ...
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• Annual medicine overseas conference

  
  New Media Medicine — Authority: 150
  Interested in humanitarian aid/conflict & catastrophe medicine/global health? Then read on! On Friday 16 April 2010, the Catastrophes & Conflict Forum of the Royal Society of Medicine will be hosting "Medicine Overseas", a one-day event aimed at doctors in training and medical students with an interest in ...
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• The contents of the sky are falling! The contents of the sky are falling!

  
  SeriouslyGuys — Authority: 436
  Julie Knight of Coxley, England came home to a gruesome just horrible sight. More than 100 dead and injured starlings had fallen out of the sky and onto her property. It’s just such a horrible thing to happen. Truly. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals were unable to determine the ...
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• Why female moths are big and beautiful

  
  Science Blog - Science news straight from the source — Authority: 632
  In most animal species, males and females show obvious differences in body size. But how can this be, given that both sexes share the same genes governing their growth? University of Arizona...
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• British dog owners can be forced to microchip their dogs [del.icio.us]

  
  CY.TALK: VoIP, IP telephony and telecommunications news — Authority: 496
  LONDON – British dog owners may be forced to microchip their pets and take out insurance, part of a proposed crackdown on the country’s dangerous canines. Postmen are delighted, but civil libertarians grumble that Britain’s sprawling surveillance state now wants to track the nation’s estimated 8 million ...
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• British dog owners can be forced to microchip their dogs

  
  CY.TALK: VoIP, IP telephony and telecommunications news — Authority: 496
  LONDON - British dog owners may be forced to microchip their pets and take out insurance, part of a proposed crackdown on the countrys dangerous canines.Postmen are delighted, but civil libertarians grumble that Britains sprawling surveillance state now wants to track the nations estimated 8 million dogs. Others ...
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• Open Science vs. Intellectual Monopolies

  
  open... — Authority: 568
  Heres a key section from the new Royal Society report "The scientific century: securing our future prosperity": Science thrives on openness - the free exchange of idea, knowledge and data. Changes to the way that information is shared are already accelerating developments in certain disciplines and creating new ...
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• Seeing Further

  
  Hot Topic — Authority: 492
  The name of Bill Bryson attracted me and I obtained through the library a copy of his new book Seeing Further: The Story of Science & the Royal Society, only to find that he is the editor, not the author. But he has done a splendid job as editor, collecting contributions from 21 authors, in [...] [Get the full ...
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• Stamp of Approval

  
  Wellcome Library — Authority: 419
  Last week, Royal Mail released a set of stamps commemorating the contribution of ten Royal Society Fellows to the scientific world. Among these eminent scientists is the surgeon and pioneer of antisepsis, Joseph Lister , whose portrait was licensed from Wellcome Images to feature on the Special Stamps . Before ...
  2 weeks ago

• Climategate: Royal Society of Chemistry Backs 36,000 Physicists In Condemning Climategate

  
  Tarpon's Swamp — Authority: 440
  Today, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) announced to the Parliamentary Select Committee investigating the Climategate scandal that it is not letting Climategate fraudsters off the hook. The RSC has unequivocally stated: “scientific information should be made available on request as outlined in the ...
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• Royal Society of Chemistry backs 36,000 physicists in condemning Climategate

  
  Climategate.com — Authority: 649
  Today, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) announced to the Parliamentary Select Committee investigating the Climategate scandal that it is not letting Climategate fraudsters off the hook. The RSC has unequivocally stated: “scientific information should be made available on request as outlined in the Freedom of ...
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• Seeing Further: 350 Years of the Royal Society and Scientific Endeavour – Bill Bryson

  
  BookOffers.com.au — Authority: 144
  American born English author Bill Bryson took the book world by storm with his Really Short History of Nearly Everything in 2008 and the paperback is coming soon.  For now he is Seeing Further: 350 Years of the Royal Society and Scientific Endeavour charting the story of science and the visionary Royal ...
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• Newton one of ten new Royal Mail celebration stamps

  
  ICM Commercial & Business News — Authority: 477
  The Royal Mail has launched an innovative split-stamp design in its latest commemorative stamp collection which celebrates the 350th anniversary of the Royal Society – the world’s oldest continuous science academy. Ten 1st Class stamps have been issued which feature significant figures from the Royal Society – ...
  3 weeks ago

• Royal stamps for Royal Society

  
  Sciencebase Science Blog — Authority: 413
  Royal Mail Stamps has issued a commemorative set of stamps in the UK to celebrate the 350th anniversary of the Royal Society this year. The stamps feature ten of the most prominent fellows of the Royal Society: Robert Boyle – Chemistry Sir Isaac Newton – Optics Benjamin Franklin – Electricity Edward Jenner ...
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• Science at Home: Plankton on Display

  
  More to Explore — Authority: 122
  by Katie Bowell, Curator of Cultural Interpretation Sardine Eggs Have you ever wondered where that characteristic smell of the ocean comes from (somewhat harder to experience in Colorado, but trust me, it’s distinct)? Or what the White Cliffs of Dover are made out of? Or perhaps you’ve always been curious ...
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• Royal astronomer: Aliens may be staring us in the face

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 954
  Aliens may be "staring us in the face" in a form humans are unable to recognise, the Queens astronomer has said.
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• Burkle To Leave Yahoo Board–Is Bartz Solidifying Control (and Is Bostock Next)?

  
  BoomTown — Authority: 696
  Like victims in the thriller, “10 Little Indians,” the directors of Yahoo involved in its Microsoft takeover debacle are moving off its board. Today, it’s billionaire businessman Ron Burkle (pictured here) doing the leaving, after serving since 2001 when he was brought onto the Internet giant’s board by ...
  4 weeks ago

• Science poems on London’s Underground

  
  The Plummet Onions — Authority: 129
  London’s Poems on the Underground has had poems sitting alongside ads on the Tube for many years. I always enjoyed reading one of these little verses, a bright spot in an often crowded box of sullen human cargo. Now, in recognition of the Royal Society’s 350th anniversary, they’ve has selected six poems ...
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• Scientists Meet the Media party: A gathering of great minds

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 954
  More than 500 guests attended theTelegraphs annual celebration of science
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• Barrage could destroy estuarry

  
  Sports & recreation - sports-rec.marc8.com — Authority: 161
  CONSERVATIONISTS fear a massive 10-mile barrage across the Severn estuary could "devastate" the environment after discovering a similar dam in the Netherlands caused damage almost "beyond repair". The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds says a storm surge barrier built on the Oosterschelde estuary in the 1980s ...
  5 weeks ago

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