jungle of science
categoryThe tweeting blackbird eases my mind
And again I am working on a revision of our biestmilch.com site, and again it is all about getting it clearer, simpler and faster, about slagging it. This is one of the reasons why my blogging has become...
Vitamin C and E under scrutiny – antioxidants can harm health
Since decades the hymn on the healthiness of vitamins remained unquestioned. Recently a study was published in the highly acknowledged American journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)" that tells us another story. Vitamin C and...
TGIF, have a nice weekend !
I shall spent part of the weekend at the Challenge race in Kraichgau. I keep you posted. Thank God It's Friday
The first bugs activities in front of our office door …
... seems so that summer finally comes closer. They are just starting to multiply. Soon they are going to take over the pavement. Fire bugs prepare for attack
New online dictionary: gorgeous revolutionary
Sorry, but I have to pick up TED again. I think this talk by Erin McKean is worthwhile to listen to for all of you who are working with language. I myself spend a lot of my time...
Stuart Brand about the unimagined creative power of the world’s squatter cities
Rural villages worldwide are being deserted, as billions of people flock to cities to live in teeming squatter camps and slums. Stewart Brand says this is a good thing. Why? It’ll take you 3 minutes to find out....
FreeCoffee4Students.nl – hey guys, could this be an idea for us to think about?
I know that you out there, my team, that you prefer the innovation, the prototype, the unbeaten path ... so do I, but sometimes one should allow the exception from the rule! ;-) Three years ago when I...
Scientific facts under destruction and reconstruction
Since many years my concern is the process of the fabrication of facts in science (that later on become facts integrated into everyday life). Biestmilch is as a complex substance that is located on the edge of science. To...