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...alcohol study was published in Consciousness and Cognition, as reported in Science News, March 2012.? The theory of psychological distance appears in "An Easy Way to Increase Creativity," a July 2009 article in Scientific American.
...compiled by Extreme Ice Survey has drawn substantial attention to Columbia, resulting in outreach media by Nova, Scientific American, 60 minutes and Discovery channel."For more information on the Evening at Egan series, visit /www.uas...
...howling pack of wolves," writes psychologist Franz B. M. De Waal in a review of Provine's book published in Scientific American. Provine's findings are right in line with a growing field: therapeutic laughter groups. The groups don't...
...and came from California, Canada, Ohio, New York, England. Pages from Harper's Weekly were juxtaposed with Scientific American and The Illustrated News of the World. Outside, there was not a soul around. Inside, firefighters battled burning...
...She carefully arranged skulls, gourds and bird feathers under the glass top of a coffee table, where copies of Scientific American are stashed. Hocker's understanding of plants and animals shows in her finished drawings, said Brian O'Callaghan...
...Bacteria? Runners-up in the Excellent ranking, winning a $100 scholarship and a one-year subscription to Scientific American magazine, were: the team of Tara Kyle (11), Alexa Tonkovich (11), Hannah Robus (10) and the team of Nobu...
...the proverbial holes in the fluoridation dike can no longer be contained. This month's edition of the journal Scientific American has an article entitled "Second Thoughts about Fluoride." The cat is out of the bag that the Department of Agriculture...
...She carefully arranged skulls, gourds and bird feathers under the glass top of a coffee table, where copies of Scientific American are stashed. Hocker's understanding of plants and animals shows in her finished drawings, said Brian O'Callaghan...
...Bacteria? Runners-up in the Excellent ranking, winning a $100 scholarship and a one-year subscription to Scientific American magazine, were: the team of Tara Kyle (11), Alexa Tonkovich (11), Hannah Robus (10) and the team of Nobu...
...magazine in its heyday. It will be at the Douglas library. Similar magazines include: "Wired" (Juneau) and "Scientific American" (Juneau and Valley). "Intermezzo" and "Cook's Country" are two new cooking magazines that are on the...