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Fight SMA is celebrating another successful annual conference.

Online market research start-up company, Conversition, founded by former Ipsos and NPD senior executives Jean Davis and Tessie Ting, releases part one of their new research venture MatterMeter.com, a brand rating website to seed its science engine.

Martial arts master Rod Sacharnoski, founder of Juko Kai International, can be seen demonstrating his world-famous Combat Ki™ techniques, including full-power strikes to the testicles without injury, on Fox Sports Science Sunday, April 26, 2009.

Dr. Diane Powell, a Johns Hopkins trained neuroscientist, will appear on Signs of Life Radio Thursday, April 23, at 5PM, Pacific time to talk about her new book - The ESP Enigma

The latest single from American rocker Darren Farris has been transmitted into deep space.

Fight SMA is providing a free live webcast of two seminars from this year’s Family and Friends Annual Spinal Muscular Atrophy Conference in Washington D.C.

The Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) has renewed its contract with Trimega Laboratories, an international supplier of substance misuse testing products, to provide drug and alcohol misuse testing services.

Dr. David Holland, Director, Center for Atmosphere-Ocean Science, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, NYU, will make a presentation at a World Affairs Forum Event at the Greenwich Library.

When two institutions join hands for a mission with passion, there are no dreams too large, no innovation unimaginable and no frontiers beyond reach.

Bridge 2 Science is a new online service that has been launched that gives reporters, writers and bloggers a place to request scientific expertise located universities and other research institutions.

David Scholes’ Science Fiction and Alternate History—A Collection of Short Stories gives sci fi fans a vivid and wonderful collection of tales that take the reader on an imaginative, suspenseful and sometimes terrifying escape.

The 25-minute short sci-fi film First World has been released to DVD by Seattle-based IndieFlix. The SETI Institute and the National Space Society will each receive $1 from every First World DVD sold.

The cataclysmic Tefugart did more than just change the planet Earth and its people. It unearthed a super spaceship buried 80,000 years earlier in A. S. Finney’s The Gemlef.

Science, Engineering and Mathematics (SEM) Career Fair and Exhibition "A Math and Science Career Academy Event for K-12 students" Saturday, May 2, 1:00-4:00 pm at Georgia State University

The Journal of the Unpublished (JUNP, JUNPonline.com), has opened its doors to the public. Amateur and professional scientist's can now publish all their observations, data and scientific research through easy to use forms for free.

Demeter Design has released a free Pacific Northwest digital environmental data library which houses GIS data, Maps, Reports, Resumes, Links, Grant and Training Information, and Conference Announcements. Find this library at demeterdesign.net

Lint Center for National Security Studies Announces Jack McCoy Scholarship Winner for Outstanding Service as an Aspiring Cultural Ambassador & Emerging Leader in the Field of Science, Technology, & International Affairs

Calsisko Volume I: The Beginning of the War, by author Brett T. Mazzoni, follows Captain/Commander William Samuel Hart and his crew on the International Space Exploration Command.

Wondering if the power above may be connected to our personal power below, Cornell physically draws parallels between four hollywood starlets and scientists hopes of smashing protons at the speed of light and unlocking the "Dark Matter Theory".

Recent developments in virtualization technology may soon change the way that we think about travel

Realize Science Technology Grant announced for all US teachers.

Do you want to help the environment but don't have the time or ability to reduce your carbon footprint? Treepromise is a revolutionary new service that can help you become more eco-friendly for only $25 USD.

UNESCO proclaimed 2009, as the year of Darwin. However, this has caused significant storms in Turkey, a country with predominantly Muslim population.

Who ever said philosophy doesn't pay? Ebru Television and Fountain Magazine are sponsoring the Matter and Beyond Essay Contest open to college students around the world. Students are invited to share their philosophical ideas. Grand prize: $2000!

Hip hop maverick Elavi has told his record company SPR that he needs more time to complete his second and eagerly awaited album.

TechTechBoom was designed with help from local high school students to provide insight into the interests of their peers while developing an online community designed to inspire middle and high-school students to pursue STEM academics and careers.

According to Nikola Grubor, new sci-tech website will provide most relevant information from sci-tech world. The goal of this website is to daily aggregate fresh news from biggest services.

Briarcliffe College President Dr. George Santiago, Jr. has named Northport resident Brian Schorr as Chair of the Department of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Briarcliffe College.

Fourteen research grants amounting to 15000/- US Dollars each have been offered by COMSTECH to young scientists of the OIC member states.

Science fiction author Simon Haynes followed the 2008 release of his free online novel by publishing low-cost eBooks that can be read on any model of eBook reader.

The Payyoli Pendant, by author, music composer and educator Mohan Narayanan, is a spellbinding novel that merges modern-day technology with ancient, tantric practices.

Author Christina Sponias Publishes New Book Detailing Her Research on Applying the Scientific Method to Dreams

Learn answers to questions like: What are the 12 most common types of lab emergencies and am I prepared to deal with them? What are the 6 critical concerns regarding chemical storage? What is the correct way to insert a two prong unpolarized plug?

Geshe Dorjee Damdul, the translator of His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama, is to give a series of talks on working with emotions from the Buddhist prospective, at Choe Khor Sum Ling, on February 21-23, 2009

Tiny publishing company wins national award with its multimedia book that teaches science. www.blockpub.com

COMSTECH has announced four categories of awards, each carrying an amount of 3000/- US Dollars, for scientits of the OIC countries

Director of the Bauu Institute and Press, Dr. Peter N. Jones, celebrates the publication of Shamans and Shamanism: A Comprehensive Bibliography on the Terms Use in North America, the first book of its kind on the subject.

Discover how bio-photons radiate light from the cells of both plants and animals, and what that tells us about the health of the body and the food we eat.

Two-Day Lab Safety Short Course to be presented by Dr. James A. Kaufman on February 24-25, 2009 at the Prince Kuhio Federal Building in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The Ontario Genomics Institute (OGI) has launched two new programs designed to increase Ontario’s competitiveness in genomics research and innovation.

Author Beth Brown to launch “Ghost Lab Radio” on the Para-X Radio Network (powered by CBS) beginning February 15, 2009

When you put distilled water in the transparent vessel, put the white-and-red plastic bead, and turn on the switch at the bottom, the bead will be shot up from the “volcano” in the bottom to the top

TutorVista.Com has saved families across the country over $87 million dollars this year by providing high-quality individualized tutoring at a low, fixed monthly cost while increasing their academic performance and scholarship successes.

powered directly from a USB port on a Computer or a Laptop. This is a fun little gadget to have on your desktop for those boring times when you need a little distraction

The clock uses the revertex and the metal makes, the circular cone base digital presentation “the hour”, the crown digital presentation “the minute”

Awards In-Kind Software Grants to University of Michigan-Dearborn and Westfield Vocational-Technical High School

Funny Egg Speaker,with good music sound and novelty shark style design,it can open with its spring.

This tiny machine does all the heavy lifting for us, if by heavy we mean a few ounces. Still, it's a fun way to relive our childhood by playing with forklifts like we've always wanted to!

This small turtle sleep the night lights cast lovely appearance, they can also choose the color of the three projection star mode: blue, green, amber

KML is a file format used to display geographic data in an Earth browser such as Google Earth. Now, mobile users can download files from any web site or their own desktop for mobile display.