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The Catlin Coverslip: June 2012

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Tuesday, June 5, 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New Scientist - Online News. BBC News Science and Environment World Edition. Our favorite science sites. The Week in Science.

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The Catlin Coverslip: September 2013

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Tuesday, September 10, 2013. World Water Week in Stockholm. Use of Sulfidation As a Novel Method for Reducing the Toxicity of Silver Nanoparticle Pollution. Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize Ceremony. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New Scientist - Online News. BBC News Science and Environment World Edition. World Water Week in Stockholm. Our favorite science sites. The Week in Science.

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The Catlin Coverslip: May 2013

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Thursday, May 2, 2013. The US Science Research class recently took advantage of our lovely spring weather (and lack of wind) to launch the rockets they built. This is a model of the V2 rocket, the grandparent of them all (and can you spot the little itty bitty rocket in the photo? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New Scientist - Online News. BBC News Science and Environment World Edition. Our favorite science sites. The Week in Science.

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The Catlin Coverslip: Science & Engineering Indicators 2012

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012. Science and Engineering Indicators 2012. These figures come from the National Science Board, which has published a report that contains " a broad base of quantitative information on the U.S. and international science and engineering enterprise.". The full report is on their website. And is quite detailed. This excerpted table contains data showing how students in various countries responded to the same questions, which makes for more direct comparisons:. The Week in Science.

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The Catlin Coverslip: August 2011

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011. Paul Monheimer shares this Wired post. About a hi-tech water fountain in a Japanese mall that can make complex pictures and words with the falling drops - "Happy" is spelled out in the photo. Has some great video of the fountain running, as well as some neat video and graphs to explain how the separation between drops as they fall can be predicted by kinematics equations. Check out the videos! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New Scientist - Online News. Our favorite science sites.

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The Catlin Coverslip: World Water Week in Stockholm

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Tuesday, September 10, 2013. World Water Week in Stockholm. Use of Sulfidation As a Novel Method for Reducing the Toxicity of Silver Nanoparticle Pollution. Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize Ceremony. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New Scientist - Online News. BBC News Science and Environment World Edition. World Water Week in Stockholm. Our favorite science sites. The Week in Science.

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The Catlin Coverslip: November 2013

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Monday, November 18, 2013. Delicious and effective at combating pathogens! The triangle in the upper left is a splinter that's broken the skin (yellow horizontal line). The green dots around the splinter are incoming bacteria. Look closely and you'll also find cytotoxic T cells, neutrophils, antibodies, macrophages, and more! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New Scientist - Online News. BBC News Science and Environment World Edition. Our favorite science sites. The Week in Science.

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The Catlin Coverslip: February 2012

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Monday, February 20, 2012. Anyone else noticed the abundance of small organisms in the news lately? Let's take a tour, starting with the leaf chameleons from Madagascar, which are described as an "extreme case of island dwarfism" at less than 30 mm, full size. A recent PLoS ONE article describes them. Next, here's a recently discovered terrestrial frog from New Guinea, described as "the smallest known vertebrate species, attaining an average body size of only 7.7 mm" in a different PLoS ONE article.

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St Columba's College Music Department: September 2010

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Thursday 30 September 2010. Coleman Irish Music Centre. Last year music pupils from form IV, V and VI took a trip out west to the Coleman Irish Music Centre in Gurteen, county Sligo. The trip will take place again this year for pupils in forms IV and V. Irish music is an integral part of the Irish Leaving Certificate Music syllabus and for many German pupils who join the school in form V and study Music it can be confusing! We were greeted with a fantastic Irish welcome and were quickly whisked into the ...

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St Columba's College Music Department: September 2009

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Friday 18 September 2009. Congratulations to Mr. Ronan. Swift, teacher by day, singer-songwriter by night, on the launch of his second album, Farewell Future Wives. Mr. Swift played to an extremely appreciative audience at the launch party last night in the Unitarian Church on Stephen's Green. Mr Swift is joined on this CD by his regular accomplices. O'Brien, Josh Johnston, Bill Blackmore. Robinson and Dara O'Brien. The album was recorded in the St. Columba's. Cows (Interrupted By Cattle). Ronan. Is intu...