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Hello, A comment by a friend and colleague of mine made me curious about how often old articles and references are used by people outside my field. I am a taxonomist and systematicist, and in that line of study, you pretty much have to use all the literature there is on a taxon, regardless of...

Searching on Web of Knowledge etc., have been surprised that I couldn't find articles on 9/11 conspiracy theories in 'academic'/peer-reviewed journals (found a couple that look at this in a tangential way, but nothing that gives them much time). I can understand why these wouldn't be taken...

So what if they're from the Christian Science Monitor? NASA discovers interstellar 'chocolate' and A step closer to identifying that monster in the Milky Way

For my Honors "busy"work in my Anthro 101 class, I have to write at least five short papers, each pertaining to an article, book, or presentation on something relating to the class. Luckily, Mom gave us a subscription to National Geographic for Christmas so I've got a great article on the...

Full text of articles in the issues of The Journal of Parapsychology from 1989 through 2003 are now available online: http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2320

There's a story (http://www.guardian.co.uk/medicine/story/0,11381,1414920,00.html) headlined in today's Guardian about a guide to therapies issued by the Foundation for Integrated Health. It is at least largely neutral in tone, although it does include, for example Placebo, anyone? It's...

I think the title of the thread says it all, except for the words "please" and "thank you" which I now append.

Where is the best place to stay up to date on the latest scientific discovers and news for free. I know about sciencedirect.com but they are extremelly expensive $30 for a single journal. All help is appreciated.

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This month's issues of Fortune magazine contain articles like these: The Models of Cancer Stink Why We're Losing the War on Cancer—and How to Win It To read the full articles, you unfortunately need a subscription, but the upshot of the articles seems to be this: Most of the research being...