NASA1) Press releases [selected]"NASA Pinpoints Causes of 2011 Arctic Ozone Hole", Mar. 11, 2013 [link] "NASA's Aquarius Sees Salty Shifts", Feb. 27, 2013 [link] "Arctic Sea Ice Hits Smallest Extent In Satellite Era", Sept. 19, 2012 [link] "Summer Storm Spins Over Arctic", Aug. 9, 2012 [link] "Satellites See Unprecedented Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Melt", Jul. 24, 2012 [link] "NASA's Ocean Salinity Pathfinder Celebrates its First Year in Orbit", Jun. 11, 2012 [link] "NASA Discovers Unprecedented Blooms of Ocean Plant Life", Jun. 7, 2012 [link] "NASA Finds Sea Ice Driving Arctic Air Pollutants", Mar. 1, 2012 [link] "NASA Finds Thicker Parts of Arctic Ice Cap Melting Faster", Feb. 29, 2012 [link] "International Team to Drill Beneath Massive Antarctic Ice Shelf", Nov. 9, 2011 [link] 2) Web features [selected] "Opposite Behaviors? Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks, Antarctic Grows", Oct. 23, 2012 [link] "Stalled weather Systems More Frequent In Decades of Warmer Atlantic", Nov. 3, 2011 [link] 3) Blog posts [selected] "Pine Island Glacier: A Quest to Understand Ice Loss", Nov. 10, 2011 [link] 2012 Arctic Operation Ice Bridge Campaign blog (Spanish), April 2012 [link] American Geophysical Union1) Press releases (selected):
"Ancient trash heaps gave rise to Everglades tree islands", Mar. 21, 2011 [link] "New drought record from long-lived Mexican trees may illuminate fates of past civilizations", Feb. 3, 2011 [link] "Staggering tree loss from 2005 Amazon storm", Jul. 12, 2010 [link] "Discovered after 40 years: Moon dust hazard influenced by Sun's elevation," Apr. 17, 2009 [link] "Wenchuan earthquake mudslides emit greenhouse gas", Mar. 2, 2009 [link] A Chinese version of this press release is available here "Global warming may delay recovery of stratospheric ozone", Feb. 4, 2009 [link] "Scientists: Don‘t ask what Hollywood can do for you. Ask what you can do for Hollywood", Jul. 8, 2010 [link] "Although we’re pretty good at saying when an eruption will start, we’re not so good at saying when it’s going to end", Apr. 16, 2010 [link] "Welcome to The Plainspoken Scientist", Mar. 19, 2010 [link] "A hectic weekend at the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center", Mar. 2, 2010 [link] The Chronicle of Higher Education
1) In "The Faculty" section: "High Fuel Costs May Freeze Polar and Marine Research", Aug. 1, 2008 [link] "Despite Protests, U of Toronto Closes Observatory", Jul. 25, 2008 [link] "Planting The Food Chain Firmly In The Garden," Oct. 17, 2008 [link] "Medical Wiki Backed by Prominent Colleges Will Go Live by Year's End", Sep. 5, 2008 [link] "Heavenly Honor For Johns Hopkins," Aug. 15, 2008 [link] "Data Don't Support Perceived Gender Gap In Math, Researchers Say," Jul. 25, 2008 [link] "Chop-Chop Chameleon", Jul. 25, 2008 [link] "We Don't Serve Your Kind", Jul. 11, 2008 [link] "Playing the Science Game", Jul. 4, 2008 [link] "House Panel Approves 14-percent Increase for NSF", Jun. 12, 2008 [link] 3) In the "Wired Campus" blog (selected blog entries): "Our Brains Attribute Human Qualities to Humanoid Machines", Jul. 9, 2008 [link] "The Sound of Colors", Jun. 23, 2008 [link] Mongabay.com"The green movement has to become a rainbow-colored movement in order to be successful," Jun. 23, 2008 [link]"High-tech collars to reveal the secretive behavior of mountain lions", May 28, 2008 [link] Scitizen.com"Together Better than Alone: Network of Wind Farms Can Generate Smoother Power Supply", Dec. 7, 2007 [link] Symmetry1) In the "Gallery" section: Stanford Report"Physicist John Harris to deliver Hofstadter Lecture on origin of hot 'quark soup'," Apr. 25, 2007 [link]
Biomedical Computation Review "A Fast Lane Through The Stomach", Winter 20006 [link] SLAC Today (selected stories)"Mapping the Digital Divide", May 30, 2007 [link] Science Notes"Condors: A Modern Phoenix," July 2007 [link] The Salinas Californian (selected stories)"Varian spurs oak revival", Mar. 1, 2008 "SVMH needs quake bond", Feb. 29, 2008 "Farm life soothes veteran", Feb. 11, 2008 "Friends pick up torch for fallen cycle fan", Feb. 11, 2008 "Ag water purifier tested", Feb. 7, 2008 "Dardins lend a helping tool", Feb. 1, 2008 "Food-safety bills stack up", Jan. 24, 2008 "Kerns is still on the job at 89," Jan. 15, 2008
Santa Cruz Sentinel (selected stories)"Thanksgiving seen through a Spanish lens", Nov. 24, 2006 |