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“Reinventing Discovery” with Michael Nielsen
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432 days ago Carolina Astrain No Comments

“Reinventing Discovery” with Michael Nielsen

Physicist and Open Science advocate Michael Nielsen has written a new book called, Reinventing Discovery: The New Era of Networked Science. Nielsen walks us through some of Read More →
Mapping the Retinal Connectome
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434 days ago Jacob Shiach No Comments

Mapping the Retinal Connectome

The connectome is the map of the connections between each of your neurons. According to Sebabstian Seung it is the connectome, more so than your DNA, that is responsible for the uniqueness of a person.  To develop this theory Seung Read More →
CSQ content is now CC By-SA
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436 days ago Jacob Shiach No Comments

CSQ content is now CC By-SA

As of this post, CitizenScienceQuarterly.com and all future print issues will be licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Sharealike license. This means you are free to share any information we post as long as you share under the same license Read More →
The Corpse Flower Podcast
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436 days ago EOL No Comments

The Corpse Flower Podcast

Corpse Flowers Amorphophallus Let’s face it—when you think of charismatic megaflora, chances are you have in mind something majestic, like a towering Sequoia, or something ancient, like a Joshua tree. But a plant with a four-foot stalk that smells like Read More →
Arctic Tern Google Earth Tour
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443 days ago EOL 1 Comment

Arctic Tern Google Earth Tour

The arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea) makes an incredible migration each year. These small birds travel distances of more than 50,000 miles, from pole to pole, crossing through temperate and tropical regions along the way. Carsten Egevang used geo-locator Read More →
We want to hear from you!
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449 days ago Jacob Shiach 3 Comments

We want to hear from you!

Hi All! We are building a new CSQ site. The main reason for this rebuild was to implement a cleaner code base so we could implement planned improvements without worrying about "ducktaped" code bugging out. A few such small improvements we Read More →

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