A science section for the Huffington Post? More like a pseudoscience section! (2010 edition) [Respectful Insolence]

Funny how everything old is new again, isn't it? Yes, if there's one thing I've learned over nearly six years of blogging, it's that, sooner or later, everything is recycled, and I do mean everything . At least, that was the thought going through my mind when I came across PZ's discussion of a clueless wonder who appears to be advocating a science section in that cesspit of anti-vaccine quackery ...

VanDyne SuperTurbo, Inc., Receives National Science Foundation Small Business Innovation Research Award for its ...

FORT COLLINS, Colo., July 28 -- VanDyne SuperTurbo, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has been awarded $149,000 for a Phase One SBIR project by the National Science Foundation to explore the recovery of wasted exhaust heat from a gasoline engine and its catalytic converter by transferring waste heat energy to the crankshaft via the Company's SuperTurbocharger.

Project captures kids' imagination

When the school day ends, most students are usually racing for the door, but eighth-graders at O.W. Holmes Elementary-Middle School in Detroit had to be practically forced out this summer. That's because they were so enthralled by their mathematical masterpiece.

UAHS science classrooms get overhaul

Among preparations for the coming school year, some science classrooms at Upper Arlington High School are being brought up to date and generally up to snuff.

Starbox: Where Our Obsession with Fame Meets Mysterious Public Art

Good science is all about cutting out variablesso what happens if that approach is applied to celebrity? The playwright Mattie Brickman and the New York performance troupe art.party.theater.company aim to find out with a new project called STARBOX, which takes the phenomenon of a celeb meet-and-greet and strips it of some of its basic features: features like actually knowing which celeb youll ...