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The Imaginary Foundation

Science is art

April 20, 2013by Cath 2 Comments

Winners from this year’s The Materials Research Society’s Science as Art contest includes ice crystal-like nanowires and flower-like fractals. The photos submitted are of various materials imaged using different microscopes […]

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When LEDs pop

April 7, 2013by Cath 2 Comments

Just the other day, one of the LED light bulbs in our kitchen short circuited. It made a huge popping sounds and released a lot of smoke as it popped […]

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Illumining Hong Kong’s light pollution

March 22, 2013by Cath Leave a comment

Thanks for putting up with us as while our blog has been on hiatus these past two months! Char and I were settling into a new environment and we’re now […]

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Is asparagus a hangover cure?

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As you get ready to celebrate the New Year, you’ve likely come across articles about different food ‘cures’ that can prevent or reduce alcohol hangovers. Aside from anecdotic ‘evidence’ that […]

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Designing “living” buildings with smart materials explained in under 10 minutes

November 23, 2012by Cath Leave a comment

(Video credit: TED.com) In this TEDxUSC talk, Doris Kim Sung shares how she is incorporating her biology training to design more energy efficient and dynamic buildings. Buildings could be more […]

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Basal Science (BS) Clarifed began in 2011 with the aim of generating interest and discussion of various science fields --from social to physical science.

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Cath
is a freelance science writer who holds a master's degree in Materials Science and Engineering.
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recently obtained his Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering and is currently working as a Post Doctoral Fellow in the same field.
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  • Wow that is cool 1.9 bn yrs old fossil of microbes eating other microbes as view under an electron microscope microscopy-analysis.com/news/electron-… 2 weeks ago
  • "Scientific discovery is not valuable unless it has commercial value," -- John McDougall wow.. what a statement! Demise of CDN Research 2 weeks ago
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