Replication, a doodle (a la Breakfast of Champions) version of last night’s lecture.
To begin with, we’ll start with a chicken scratch drawing of a DNA molecule, which you know is double stranded. My poor pathetic attempt at illustration…
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A couple weeks ago, I ran a few lab exercises that revolve around the use of software to city planning, especially as it pertains to issues…
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At the risk of posting some hot & sweaty climate porn, I’d like to respond to a question that was asked in class last night. We…
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(another post specific for students of ASIC 200)
Read articleSince we’ll be doing a bit of math today in class (plus this video kind of makes me think of how climate change science is debated)
In my hunt for things to incorporate in a lecture later today, I came across this great video (Ma and Pa Kettle) on the mathematics divide.…
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Talking zeitgeists – the whole we’re all gonna die mentality that is somewhat prevalent in the culture of global issues. Here the talk was to break…
Read articleGlobal from the science (history) perspective.
For our first lecture in ASIC 200 we decided to define “global” in our respective contexts (Allen in the humanities, and myself in the sciences). This…
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(Click on the movie to move through slides) As seen in last thursday’s class.
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Have you ever noticed how scientists and artists seem to talk a different language? I admit there is a lot of similarity between the passion and…
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“Science of Climate Change” lectures: hits and misses.
By David Ng,
This week, I get to relax a little for the ASIC course, since Allen will now take the reins and look at some of the social…
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