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Intel marks 10th year at Int’l Science & Engineering Fair
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana - They represent the best and the brightest of young minds that we have in the world today. From 47 countries, regions and territories, nearly more than a thousand young scientists gathered together here recently to push the boundaries of science research with projects that could ultimately, one day in the very near future, help solve some of science most pressing problems — finding treatment for autism and other learning disabilities, reducing contaminants in the water supply and reducing electronic waste, or simply make getting through the day a lot more easier.
Science.ph logs .5M hits, seeks funding for upgrade
Two months after its official launch, the science.ph portal has reached the half-a-million mark in website hits -- a surprising development that has pushed its proponents to seek funding support to increase its capacity.
Technolites
Shirley Ann Jackson is a black woman, but she is not the sibling of the erratic Michael Jackson. Her achievements are not due to her vocal chords, PR hype and vagaries of show business; they are due to her brains, not Tinseltown fantasies, and deal with the objective, fundamental and quantifiable realities of the universe, for she is a physicist extraordinaire [B.S. physics, MIT (1963) and Ph.D. in theoretical elementary particle physics, MIT (1973)], who holds many impressive ‘firsts.’
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