Team RocketHub is proud to host the #SciFund Challenge 2: 75 scientists from around the world raising funds and telling the stories of wonderful science projects. We went live on May 1st - and #SciFund...
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Team RocketHub is proud to host the #SciFund Challenge 2: 75 scientists from around the world raising funds and telling the stories of wonderful science projects. We went live on May 1st - and #SciFund...
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Team RocketHub is proud to host the #SciFund Challenge - Round 2: Over 70 scientists from around the world raising funds, and telling the stories of some very fascinating science projects. We went live...
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Something curious happened today on RocketHub. Friends from years ago and friends from now nudged me closer to the best opportunity of my career as a health and science writer thus far: a seat at the...
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The main driving force behind our project was one “Do It Yourself” (DIY) initiative called DIY Biology. We have written about it on our blog (http://scienceblogs.com.br/synbiobrasil/ - in Portuguese...
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As an undergraduate working in various research labs, I became interested in the physiological effects of psychological stress. By enrolling in the Raptor Biology master's program at Boise State University...
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Chris Anderson is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of South Florida. He loves reptiles and amphibians and for his dissertation, Chris is studying the effect...
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The SVG Public Archaeology Program, also affectionately known as SVG Digs, was created out of the desire to rescue and record a highly unique and significant archaeological site from being destroyed...
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Team RocketHub is proud to host the #SciFund Challenge: 49 scientists from around the world raising funds, and telling the stories of some very fascinating science projects. We went live last week...
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Rob Wallace is an evolutionary biologist and economic geographer. He has published on the evolution and spread of pathogens, including influenza, in a variety of publications.
I noticed Rob's project...
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