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Heuristic: Professor says male birth control study may have had sexist bias

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Professor says male birth control study may have had sexist bias. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. Professor says male birth control study may have h. Journalists in a post-society and returning to unt. Digital economy could pose environmental risks, pr. Trump presidency a gloomy forecast for climate c. Liberal arts challenges career-driven education. Natures patterns revealed by mathematics. Nobel prize-winning physicist zooms through histor.

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Heuristic: August 2016

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Cross-disciplinary collaboration solves problems of the brain. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. IU professor unifies science and philosophy to study disease. Rembrandt's painting of a woman with breast cancer. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. IU professors begin bioengineering research. Zion National Park by Erin Hanson. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. Undergraduate students performed summer research abroad. David Burke puttin' in work. As an a...

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Heuristic: October 2016

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Sociology professors seek to end mental health stigma. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. Scientists need to educate the public on GMOs, says chemistry professor. Grape growing and harvesting in Theban tomb. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. IU physicist shares story behind Nobel Prize research. Charles Yates "Abstract Ice Age". Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. Women in philosophy speak out against sexism. Hipparchia and her Cynicism. Chemical supr...

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Heuristic: July 2016

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Nostalgia, networks, and nuance of Pokémon Go. Trying to stay awake. It feels like 1999 again. Aside from the email scandals against Hillary Clinton, the reboots of childhood franchises, and the bright colors of this website, the déjà vu. Makes everything feel all too familiar. And the wildly successful mobile app Pokémon Go rages on. Reminiscent of the days of trying to catch em all when we were younger, its less about finding the elusive Mewtwo and more about finding ourselves. Nietzsche, take the wheel.

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Heuristic: May 2016

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A genetic moral code. Thou shalt not covet. We may be making progress in understanding the genetic code, but how much of our moral code is under the same scrutiny? Mario Chase: a simple game of cat and mouse. My friend Andrew made a neat little simulator for playing a game of Tag, or, in this case, Mario Chase. Check it out here! Mind-reading: understanding how the brain learns. A rendering from da Vincis sketch. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Aristotle. A story of serendipity. Leonid Afremov "Farwell to Anger".

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Heuristic: December 2016

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The pursuit of science for art's sake. Urdu poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz rejected the notion of art for arts sake. The leftist revolutionary used poetry for political influence toward Pakistani nationalism, humanism, and love poems. Whats the point of science? Computer-based biology uncovers secrets to rice growth. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. Analogies and word choice shape political discourse. What patterns do you see? From Douglas Hofstadter's "Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies".

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Heuristic: November 2015

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Complacency in the Medical-Industrial Complex. Science is no longer a game of lab mice and test tubes. . Long gone are the days of scientists only locked up in labs, secluded from everything but their microscopes and calculators. Now, more than ever, scientists find themselves writing reports and grant proposals, managing jobs, sitting on committees, and delivering lectures. No One Scientist Should Have All That Power. Science says so, so it must be true. ( Source. Are we computers or animals? When speak...

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Heuristic: February 2016

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When you should trust a scientist. Marcia McNutt, Editor-in-Chief of Science, talks about her childhood at the Emerging Researchers National Conference in Washington D.C. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. Excited about engineering at IU. Read this article in the Indiana Daily Student here. A canvas painted by Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, when he was in prison after his failed 1992 coup attempt has sold at auction for $255,000. Photograph: Reuters" - the Guardian.