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...about science, and making it fun is a great way to do it,” said Nic J. Svenson, who was rewarded for her research which estimated how many group photos need to be taken in order to get a good one. Other projects were also inspired by researchers?? own daily frustrations. Literature winner Daniel Oppenheimer won for his report “Consequences of Erudite Vernacular Utilized Irrespective of Necessity: Problems with Using Long Words Needlessly.” Oppenheimer’s short acceptance speech showed he had clearly learned from his findings...
...rather than a scientific one? We have unanimity among theologians and biologists, and a Communications Office—and yet there was no rebuttal even to an ignorant Associated Press story last year, headlined “Harvard Joins Evolution Debate,” which implied that Harvard researchers?? work on the origins of raw molecular rudiments had something to do with science’s account of the origins of species. A more spectacular example of willful wrongness involves elementary textual interpretation. The U.S.’ current executive branch is working under a dead-wrong theory...
...federal prosecutors filed charges alleging that Zhu illegally sold the results of his research to a Japanese biochemical company. However, these charges were dropped before the researchers?? 2005 grand jury indictment...
...more likely to go get it,” Wiecha said. “This is the first time that we have evidence that television drives up calorie intake, independent of exercise.” To test the correlation between calories and couch potatoes, the Harvard researchers??including Wiecha, Professor of the Practice of Health Sociology Steven L. Gortmaker, Associate Professor of Nutrition and Society Karen E. Peterson, Research Fellow Juhee Kim, and Associate Professor of Pediatrics David S. Ludwig—conducted an observational study with over 500 children in four Boston communities. The researchers measured dietary...
...study suggested that college weight-gain does not affect all students equally. And a Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) spokeswoman, Jami Snyder, agreed with the Rutgers researchers?? finding...