Climate change dust-up
A recent paper in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has caused quite a stir. The authors use citation counts to try prove “the relative...
A recent paper in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has caused quite a stir. The authors use citation counts to try prove “the relative...
My friend I-Chant had a sharp response to my last post: Geez, Praj, you have never been trained as a psychologist, yet you know about going to PsycInfo, using s...
This Eugene Robinson column garnered some attention on my Facebook wall. Here’s the offending passage: We can all applaud Chu’s accomplishment. But here’...
Over at Adapt Already Ryan Meyer highlights a recent Times article about the disappointing output from the Human Genome Project. In typical fashion scientists ...
Philosopher Philip Kitcher just reviewed several books on climate change in Science magazine. I meant to get to this earlier, but Ben Hale got there first and ...