Global Trend: More Science, More Fraud - New York Times
Read about the recent scandal in South Korea and an overview of the current state of ethics and truth in scientific publishing.
Global Trend: More Science, More Fraud - New York Times
Science Engineering and Math @ the CSULB Library
Updated weekly, topics include services of the California State University Long Beach library, new books and journals, and interesting happenings in the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics fields.
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Global Trend: More Science, More Fraud - New York Times
Thursday, December 08, 2005
Dog Genome Sequenced
The genome sequence of a dog is now available on open-access from several sites. This site from NCBI also has lots of other interesting genetics links and tools.
NCBI Dog Genome Resources
My dog Pinky ----------->
About Me
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- Name:Cathy Outten
- Location:Long Beach, California, United States
I am a librarian at CSULB. I am the library subject specialist for the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, and the College of Engineering at CSULB.
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- Global Trend: More Science, More Fraud - New York Times
- Dog Genome Sequenced
- What good is a journal article if you don't know it is there?
- Popular President Robert Maxson Lifted Campus Standards, Morale - LATimes
- Read articles by Chemistry Nobel prize winners
- Vampire spider craves your blood
- Scientists Blogging? Yes they are!
- Looking for Science Images?
- Agency Seeks to Lift Otter Ban - Los Angeles Times
- CSULB to open Center for Education in Proteomic Analysis
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