j_jacquot
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new laptop means i've been in geek heaven the entire weekend
10:56 AM Nov 22nd
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hoo boy. had a young earth creationist hand me a copy of darwin's origin of species with a "special" foreword by ray comfort
4:13 PM Nov 18th
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took part in an informal poll to pick the landing site of the next mars rover. fun stuff, but i wish i understood all the underlying science
7:42 PM Nov 16th
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harper's index stats of the day: 27: # of states that ban texting while driving; 25: # of those states that give traffic updates by twitter
12:59 PM Nov 16th
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finally, a seminar i can get excited about: john grotzinger of caltech/JPL, lead project scientist of the mars science laboratory mission
12:49 PM Nov 16th
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@ that's certainly true for the most part -- especially when the topic at hand is AGW. there are some pleasant surprises though.
11:14 AM Nov 14th
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talking to NASA's anthony colaprete was one of the year's highlights so far
11:03 AM Nov 14th
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the part i like best about science writing? talking to all the brilliant researchers, of course
11:03 AM Nov 14th
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@ unfortunately, i haven't had much time in recent weeks to do much reading (let alone write). busy prepping for a cruise...
7:53 AM Nov 12th
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one more story to check out today (if you have access to science): the evolution of religion
1:48 PM Nov 6th
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another must-read for today (if you're into sprawling reports, that is): UNEP's assessment of biofuels
1:37 PM Nov 6th
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nature has an interview with a CERN insider to discuss the best story of the week: the destructive baguette
1:33 PM Nov 6th
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@ i was being sarcastic, of course. i'm well aware that there'll be plenty more coming now that more scientists are investigating it
8:48 PM Nov 1st
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i'd share what else i've browsing, but i doubt many of you care about zooplankton community structure. (neither do i, but it's for a paper.)
8:43 PM Nov 1st
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what's this? yet more geoengineering articles?
8:42 PM Nov 1st
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now i remember why i hated doing dissections in college: the horrid smell of formalin. and i get to do it 3 times this week for my students1
1:36 PM Oct 27th
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@ you say that like it's a bad thing ;)
1:25 PM Oct 27th
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in reply to j_timmer
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counting down the days until thanksgiving week, when i'll be taking a much-needed break and going up to the bay area to visit friends/fam.
9:54 PM Oct 25th
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@ looks very cool. i hope it'll make its way over to my neck of the woods in due time.
11:09 AM Oct 22nd
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in reply to tedtrimmer
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compared to keeping archaea strains in culture, keeping cyanobacteria and phytoplankton in culture is easy (though i'm still no good at it).
4:59 PM Oct 18th
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- Name Jeremy Jacquot
- Location Los Angeles, CA
- Bio Writer for Ars Technica, Discover, Science Progress and others and USC grad student (i.e. lab rat)
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