Apparently the 1% should be clamouring about their own 1%. slate.me/R39NFH
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Benjamin Smarr
161 posts
Benjamin Smarr
@smarrb
Since all our cares and aesthetics are products of neurobiology, it's worth discovering how that works, and the more that we understand, the better we all are.
UC Berkeley Katılım Aralık 2008
12 Takip Edilen75 Takipçiler
Microbiome helps autism. Support molecular diet research should be part of preventative cost saving for health care. bit.ly/1aNfxJU
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Now I'm just waiting for microbiometric comparison of neander and modern microbial ecologies. Progress! bit.ly/1et5WY7
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I just made my Wikipedia tithe. #keepitfree!
Better and more up to date than any text book for my students, and free to them too!
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Another excellent expression of the value of open exchange in overcoming prejudice in science by my awesome neighbor! bit.ly/1hACDr6
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A sickeningly clear instance of private perversion of science. How is this not intent to harm?bit.ly/18bj4Aq
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There are serious micro-robotics implications for this lego trend. :) xkcd.com/1281/
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Toxin chems are on a long list of things routinely lied about to and by regulators. Moral scientists voice at Endo. bit.ly/19RM38y
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Nice example of the hidden cost that corporations generate by "cost cutting measures" like keeping wages crazy low. bit.ly/1aP1h0f
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Cheers to the growing awareness of the "self" as an ecosystem. Overdue but welcome! bit.ly/1gL6sDm
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Just nabbed "smarr" at PeerJ. Open access is a great stepping stone to open, virtual lab notebooks, and I'm excited to be diving in!
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Name hurricanes after climate change deniers in congress. Solid plan! bit.ly/16g5mei
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Love HEAT. Great people, great selection to explore, walking from campus. So happy! bit.ly/1ahLND0
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Great example of getting kids excited about science by letting them have ownership. Excellent work! bit.ly/17OAZd7
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Laws should protect people from abuse, not the government from its people. Glad some remember! NY stops stop-n-frisk. bit.ly/1eFaJ7s
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A nice intro to human biological clocks and their relevance in modern life. bit.ly/11HQiEg
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24h with a backhoe? Nope. A year on Mars! Best reality TV I've seen! huff.to/11HPZcu
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Forensic science needs better standards. I've been told as much; Nature weighs in. Maybe a Ph.D. in crime fighting? bit.ly/18UvLBI
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Looks like a drink or 2 per day is really paying off from a cognitive perspective. :) bit.ly/18UuquT
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