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Dec
18
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On Saturday morning, with my morning coffee I look at the trees lining the front of my property and feel relaxed. Something about the little wooded area just seems to feel right. So, when I read about the Globe Observer: Trees project being presented by SciStarter. I thought, why not trees! We all have some… Read More »
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Dec
02
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We inherit many things from the people who went before us – our physical characteristics, aspects of our personality and, sometimes, our health. December’s Reading Club selections discuss inherited diseases, focusing specifically on cystic fibrosis, sickle-cell disease, and cancer caused by the BRCA mutation. In Resurrection Lily, Amy Byer Shainman discusses her experiences after learning… Read More »
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Nov
30
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In, its quest to continue providing adaptive recreation programs in the Blackstone River Valley, the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor (BRVNHC) has acquired a state-of-the-art, electric-assist wheelchair bicycle. A grant received from the Network of the National Library of Medicine, New England Region (NNLM,) provided the funds to purchase a Van Raam OPair bicycle… Read More »
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Nov
30
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Now that we’ve gone over the basics of research data management, here is a roundup of tools you can use for working with data, or tools you can teach to researchers to help them better manage their data. Some of these might be familiar to you, but we hope this will be helpful to have… Read More »
Nov
06
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I love staying connected to the weather this time of year. In New England it changes all the time. Today we had bright sunlight with snow flurried. Well, with that pictured in your mind. What do you think about your TV stations weather deliverer? How are they providing us such amazing images, so we can… Read More »
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